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Jewish Federation Bay Area * Federation-Directed Grants * DAF & Supporting Foundation Grants * Donate to the Federation * Join the Centennial Campaign * Make an Impact Investment * Federation-Directed Grants * DAF & Supporting Foundation Grants * Donate to the Federation * Join the Centennial Campaign * Make an Impact Investment Advancing People of Color in the Jewish community across the Bay Area and throughout the U.S. **This year, the Federation is launching a new approach to the Tzedek Fund in partnership with the Jews of Color Initiative.
** We are excited to host a one-time pop-up giving circle supporting People of Color in the Jewish Community. A steering committee of engaged Jews of Color has shaped our granting guidelines and created the foundation for our philanthropy. Join us for this exciting opportunity to address communal issues, raise funds, learn from the Jews of Color Initiative, while amplifying personal impact through giving.
In December, our giving circle event will welcome all members of our community who feel called to learn and donate, regardless of identity. **The upcoming Tzedek Fund Pop-Up Giving Circle will be held on the evening of December 4, 2025. ** We hope you will join us.
Participants are asked to contribute a suggested donation of $50 or a gift that is meaningful. Individual contributions to this giving circle will be added to an existing pool of $40K that has been designated for this purpose. Please see the FAQs below on how to get involved.
**History of the Tzedek Fund** _The Tzedek Fund was established in 2020 alongside the Federation’s Racial Justice Task Force. The Fund’s mission is to grant money to organizations supporting or led by Jews of Color (JOC) through Collaborative Philanthropy Initiatives. So far, the Tzedek Fund has granted over $113K through two programs.
_ How do I attend the Tzedek Fund pop-up giving circle? I can't attend, but would like to support the Tzedek Fund. How can I donate?
Please visit our contribution page. Thank you for your enthusiasm and generosity. What is the role of the steering committee?
The steering committee has met with leadership from the Jews of Color Initiative and the Federation to learn about grantmaking, the experiences of JOC in the Bay Area, and how our own identities and perspectives shape our philanthropy. We are excited to share this knowledge with Tzedek Fund participants at the pop-up giving circle on December 4, 2025.
## Previous Grantmaking Work **Organizations Funded**: 7 **Total Dollars Granted**: $113,895 Alliance for Global Justice ## Previous Grantmaking Work **Organizations Funded**: 7 **Total Dollars Granted**: $113,895 Alliance for Global Justice Email us for more information about the Tzedek Fund. Get the latest news, community updates, and more.
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