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Who funds Efrat Development Foundation USA?

Efrat Development Foundation USA has received $1.1 million across 28 grants from 13 funders between 2019 and 2024. Its largest funder is Jewish Communal Fund.

Total received
$1.1M
Funders
13
Grants
28
Years
2019–2024

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Funders of this organization

Each funder's grants to this organization, summed across all reported years. Largest first — click any column to re-sort.

13 of 13 funders
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Funder Total givenGrantsYearsLatest Support
Jewish Communal Fund $522K62019–20242024
M Mayer Simcha Leiter Charitable Foundation $232K42020–20242024
American Endowment Foundation $115K120232023
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund $71K32019–20232023
National Philanthropic Trust $52K32021–20232023
Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund $45K120232023
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago $25K120192019
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program $15K120232023
T The Lee and Cheryl Lasher Family Foundation INC $7K22021–20222022
N Natalie & Jonathan Gerber Family Foundation $1K120232023
B Bk Family Foundation INC $1K120232023
M Mark & Nina Feldman Family Foundation $360120242024
Amazonsmile Foundation $10832020–20232023

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