Company Research Report: Milwaukee Jewish Federation
Company Overview
Name:
Milwaukee Jewish Federation
Mission
The mission of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation (MJF) is to care for the needs of the Jewish people and to build a vibrant Jewish community in Milwaukee, in Israel, and around the world. The Federation is committed to the principles of Klal Yisrael (the collective unity of the Jewish people), tzedakah (the obligation to care for one another), and tikkun olam (improving the society in which we live).
Founding Information
- Founded by: No information is available.
- Year Founded: No information is available.
Key People
- Miryam Rosenzweig, President and CEO
- Caroline Saucier Kravit, Chief of Staff
- Michael Sattell, Chief Financial Officer
- Ari Friedman, Vice President of Security and Facility Operations
- Julie Schack, Chief Development Officer
- Mitch Moser, Executive Director, Jewish Community Foundation
- Roberta S. Clark, Executive Director, Jewish Community Relations Council
- Michael Harryman, Chief Marketing & Communications Officer
Headquarters
Milwaukee Jewish Federation is headquartered at 1360 N. Prospect Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53202-3094.
Number of Employees
No information is available.
Revenue
No information is available.
Known For
The Milwaukee Jewish Federation is known for nurturing and sustaining a vibrant Jewish community through financial resource development, outreach and engagement, and community planning. They manage a Jewish Community Foundation worth $190 million and distribute $11 million from funds annually.
Products
Offered Products and Services
- Financial Resource Development: Conducts an annual campaign to secure current and future stability through the Jewish Community Foundation.
- Outreach and Engagement: Connects individuals to Jewish life in Milwaukee through programs like Shalom Milwaukee, Shalom Baby, and Passport to Israel.
- Community Planning and Allocations: Ensures a wide array of programs and services to meet community needs.
- Philanthropy and Women’s Philanthropy: Empowers individuals to engage in philanthropy and leadership roles.
- NextGen MKE: Focuses on engaging young adults through leadership programs.
- Educational Programs: Led by the Coalition for Jewish Learning and Holocaust education through the Nathan and Esther Pelz Holocaust Education Resource Center.
- Cultural Engagement: Managed by the Jewish Museum Milwaukee.
- Security and Facility Operations: Overseen to ensure safety across community premises.
Key Features
- Community engagement and philanthropy facilitate involvement across different ages and interests.
- Educational initiatives focus on both Jewish learning and Holocaust remembrance.
- Cultural experiences are highlighted through the Jewish Museum Milwaukee and various events.
- The Foundation aids in securing financial stability for community ventures.
Recent Developments
New Products or Services
- A focus on community planning and expansion of educational programs has been prioritized.
- Implementation of the NextGen MKE program has enhanced leadership opportunities among young adults.
New Partnerships
- Local partnerships enhance educational and recreational programming, including those with organizations such as BBYO and the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center.
Technology and Features
- Emphasis on IT and cybersecurity to ensure safe operations spearheaded by a dedicated IT and Cyber Security Manager, Scot Henry.
Expansion and Innovation
- Enhanced security measures and comprehensive planning to combat increasing antisemitic incidents.
- Ongoing community and educational programming expansions to adapt to current challenges and needs.
Summary
The Milwaukee Jewish Federation stands as an integral part of the Jewish community in Milwaukee, providing an array of services from philanthropy to cultural enrichment. Through its numerous programs, the organization continuously nurtures Jewish life locally and abroad, fulfilling its mission to sustain and enhance Jewish culture and community welfare.
