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Jewish Community Relations Council	Grant Amount$250,000	Program AreaJewish Community	Type of SupportProject Support	LocationSan Francisco, CA	Year2017
Build Acceptance of Jewish Ideals: Democracy, Social Justice, and Israel, to combat anti-Semitism and the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement, advocate for a two-state solution, promote civil society, and fight injustice through its Invest in Peace campaign. More information: http://www.jcrc.org
Jewish Community Relations Council	Grant Amount$250,000	Program AreaJewish Community	Type of SupportProject Support	LocationSan Francisco, CA	Year2015
Campaign to Disrupt the BDS Movement, to positively affect attitudes about Israel and actively block any BDS attempts at infiltrating public school districts, college campuses, churches, the corporate sector, nonprofit organizations, and local government. More information: https://jcrc.org/
Jewish Community Center of San Francisco	Grant Amount$300,000	Program AreaJewish Community	Type of SupportProject Support	LocationSan Francisco, CA	Year2012
Richard and Rhoda Goldman Center for Adult Living and Learning, to offer educational, cultural arts, and social programs, classes, and events for adults of all ages; and the Lisa and Douglas Goldman Arts & Ideas Lectures. $300,000 over three years (2012-2014).
University of California, Berkeley – Berkeley Institute for Jewish Law and Israeli Law, Economy, and Society	Grant Amount$390,000	Program AreaJewish Community	Type of SupportProject Support	LocationBerkeley, CA	Year2013
Expand courses, programs, and support in Jewish and Israel studies for undergraduate students at UC Berkeley. $390,000 over three years (2013-2015). More information: http://www.law.berkeley.edu/JLILES.htm
Congregation Emanu-El	Grant Amount$500,000	Program AreaJewish Community	Type of SupportCapital Support	LocationSan Francisco, CA	Year2010
Support for the Campaign for Emanu-El, in memory of Richard N. Goldman. $500,000 grant over four years (2010-2013).
Berkeley Hillel	Grant Amount$500,000	Program AreaJewish Community	Type of SupportCapital Support	LocationBerkeley, CA	Year2017
Capital Campaign, to enable Berkeley Hillel to redesign and renovate its facility to better serve students and the community. $500,000 paid over 3 years. More information: http://www.berkeleyhillel.org
Contemporary Jewish Museum	Grant Amount$500,000	Program AreaJewish Community	Type of SupportCapital Support	LocationSan Francisco, CA	Year2008
Campaign for the New Museum. $500,000 grant over four years (2008-2011).
Emergency Relief in Israel and Combatting Antisemitism in the US	Grant Amount$865,000	Program AreaJewish Community	Type of SupportRelief Efforts	Location	Year2023
Congregation Emanu-El	Grant Amount$10,000,000	Program AreaJewish Community	Type of SupportCapital Support	LocationSan Francisco, CA	Year2019
Emanu-El Next, a comprehensive campaign to renovate and upgrade the Temple’s building in San Francisco to better meet the expanding involvement of its members and the community by creating a synagogue that is designed for modern Jewish life, while maintaining the building’s historical integrity and legacy. More information: https://www.emanuelsf.org/
Congregation Emanu-El	Grant Amount$10,000,000	Program AreaJewish Community	Type of SupportCapital Support	LocationSan Francisco, CA	Year2020
Emanu-El Next, a comprehensive campaign to renovate and upgrade the Temple’s building in San Francisco to better meet the expanding involvement of its members and the community by creating a synagogue that is designed for modern Jewish life, while maintaining the building’s historical integrity and legacy. More information: https://www.emanuelsf.org/

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