The Center for Jewish Philanthropy

We focus on fostering thriving Jewish communities locally and in Israel, inspiring philanthropists to make a meaningful and impactful difference in the world.

The Bay Area’s Center for Jewish Philanthropy

Partner with us to support the causes that matter most to you. By pairing our deep knowledge of local, national, and global needs with a wide range of giving options, we empower you to bring your vision of tikkun olam (repairing the world) to life.

However you choose to give, your impact begins here.

Annual Campaign

Help build a thriving, resilient Jewish future in the Bay Area, Israel, and worldwide with a contribution to the Annual Campaign.

Donor-Advised Funds

Make meaningful change where it matters most to you with a tax-efficient account and the guidance of our experienced philanthropy advisors.

Legacy & Gift Planning

Create a legacy rooted in your Jewish values. Our advisors make it easy to plan charitable gifts that benefit you and your community.

By the Numbers

As the single largest funder of Jewish causes in California, the Federation is dedicated to strengthening connections, responding to community needs, and deepening Jewish values today and for the future. 

*As of 6/30/25
**As of 3/30/26

Assets Under Management**
$ 0 B
Grants to Nonprofits*
$ 0 M
Endowment Funds*
$ 0 M
Grants to Jewish Organizations*
$ 0 M

Community Event

Tawonga Tashlich Gathering

We’re excited to bring the beloved High Holiday tradition of Tashlich to the Peninsula for the first ever Tawonga Tashlich! Tashlich is a beautiful High Holiday tradition in which we

Community Event

Chabaf of Petaluma: Rosh Hashanah Kids Fest

Luchessi Park 320 N McDowell BlvdPetaluma, , United States

A joyful and meaningful way for kids to celebrate the New Year. Kids and their families are invited to join us for a sweet Rosh Hashanah fest, with crafts, activities,

Community Event

Tashlique 2026

Join us for our annual modern spin on tashlich. Mark the start of your Jewish New Year with a free event by Reboot and the JCCSF. Mark the start of