Agudas Tov v'Chesed predominantly funds Jewish charitable organizations that provide direct aid to the indigent and support Orthodox communal institutions. Their grants skew toward local/ethnic Jewish relief groups (food, emergency assistance, and poverty relief) with occasional support for yeshiva/religious institutions. The foundation’s giving signals a clear emphasis on meeting immediate material needs within the Orthodox Jewish community rather than broad secular programs.
Agudas Tov V'chesed Inc’s recent giving is defined by large direct-aid grants to Orthodox Jewish relief organizations serving indigent households. In 2024, its largest award was $82,014 to Keren Chasanim of Saad L Talmid in Monsey for aid to indigent, followed by $52,500 to Mishon La Chole in Brooklyn for the same purpose. Those grants reflect a pattern of support for immediate material assistance rather than broad program funding. The foundation also backs community relief groups in nearby New York localities, including World of Giving Inc in Spring Valley and Tov Latet in Brooklyn. Its recipient list shows a consistent emphasis on Jewish charitable organizations that distribute help directly to people facing financial hardship. Alongside poverty-relief groups, the foundation occasionally funds religious institutions, including yeshiva-related and synagogue-affiliated organizations. With 100% of reported grants going to recipients in New York, the pattern is local and tightly centered on Orthodox communal welfare.
The foundation’s clearest cause area is aid to indigent families and individuals. In 2024, it gave $27,800 to World of Giving Inc in Spring Valley for aid to indigent, and $25,000 to Tov Latet in Brooklyn for the same purpose. Another Brooklyn grant, $19,000 to Chinu Vchisdu Inc, also supported aid to indigent. Religious support appears as a separate strand of giving: Agudas Tov V'chesed Inc granted $7,000 to Yeshiva Nachlas Bnei Shimon in Brooklyn for religious purposes, and $6,000 to Cong Yad Levyon in Monsey for religious purposes. Across these grants, the common thread is direct support for Orthodox Jewish communal institutions and relief providers.
Typical grants cluster around the mid-five-figure range, with a p25 of $12,756, a median of $22,000, and a p75 of $33,975. The 2024 grant list is weighted toward larger awards, led by an $82,014 grant and a $52,500 grant. The recipient set shown for 2024 is concentrated in one year, so the pattern here is best read as current-year distribution rather than a multi-year recurrence profile. The foundation is a public charity and does not fund individuals or make program-related investments.
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Most grants fall between $13K and $34K, with a median of $22K.
25th Percentile
$13K
Median
$22K
75th Percentile
$34K
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Relatively concentrated giving across a small number of mid-to-large grants: a few core charitable recipients receive the majority of dollars each year rather than many small, dispersed awards; funding appears operational/annual support for direct-aid programs rather than project pilots.
Notable grantees: KEREN CHASANIM OF SAAD L TALMID, MISHON LA CHOLE, WORLD OF GIVING INC, AHAVAS TZEDUKAH VACHESED
Grantmaking is entirely within the United States in the provided data, and every listed recipient is in New York. Brooklyn appears repeatedly, including multiple aid-to-indigent grantees, while Monsey and Spring Valley also receive support. The strongest geographic signal is local: 100% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state, New York, and the stated geographic scope of giving is local.
Its grants mainly support Jewish charitable organizations that provide direct aid to indigent families and individuals, with additional support for Orthodox communal institutions such as yeshivas and synagogue-affiliated groups. The 2024 grants shown are largely tagged "aid to indigent" and "religious."
The grant-size distribution centers on mid-five-figure awards: p25 is $12,756, median grant size is $22,000, and p75 is $33,975. In 2024, the largest listed grant was $82,014 and several others fell between roughly $14,675 and $27,800.
The grants shown are all to New York recipients. Brooklyn, Monsey, and Spring Valley appear in the recent-grants list, and 100% of the reported grants go to recipients in the HQ state, New York.
Yes. Most of the listed grants are for aid to indigent, but the foundation also gave $7,000 to Yeshiva Nachlas Bnei Shimon in Brooklyn and $6,000 to Cong Yad Levyon in Monsey for religious purposes.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CONG KEREN YESHIU | BROOKLYN, NY | $270,400 | 2026 | RELIGIOUS |
| TOV LATET | BROOKLYN, NY | $180,000 | 2026 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| CHOCHMAT SHLOMO USA INC | MONSEY, NY | $66,000 | 2026 | RELIGIOUS |
| KEREN CHASANIM OF SAAD L TALMID | MONSEY, NY | $50,000 | 2026 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| AHAVAS TZEDUKAH VACHESED | BROOKLYN, NY | $25,000 | 2026 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| CONG EIZER LBRACHA | MONSEY, NY | $7,335 | 2026 | RELIGIOUS |
| NAALAH AT YERUSHALAYIM INC | SPRING VALLEY, NY | $25,000 | 2025 | RELIGIOUS |
| TOV LATET | BROOKLYN, NY | $20,000 | 2025 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| KEREN CHASANIM OF SAAD L TALMID | MONSEY, NY | $10,846 | 2025 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| KEREN CHASANIM OF SAAD L TALMID | MONSEY, NY | $82,014 | 2024 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| MISHON LA CHOLE | BROOKLYN, NY | $52,500 | 2024 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| WORLD OF GIVING INC | SPRING VALLEY, NY | $27,800 | 2024 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| TOV LATET | BROOKLYN, NY | $25,000 | 2024 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| CHINU VCHISDU INC | BROOKLYN, NY | $19,000 | 2024 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| AHAVAS TZEDUKAH VACHESED | BROOKLYN, NY | $14,675 | 2024 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| YESHIVA NACHLAS BNEI SHIMON | BROOKLYN, NY | $7,000 | 2024 | RELIGIOUS |
| CONG YAD LEVYON | MONSEY, NY | $6,000 | 2024 | RELIGIOUS |
| KEREN CHASANIM OF SAAD L TALMID | MONSEY, NY | $213,000 | 2023 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| TOV LATET | BROOKLYN, NY | $66,500 | 2023 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| AHAVAS TZEDUKAH VACHESED | BROOKLYN, NY | $47,100 | 2023 | AID TO INDIGENT |
| MISHON LA CHOLE | BROOKLYN, NY | $10,000 | 2023 | AID TO INDIGENT |
CONG KEREN YESHIU
$270,400RELIGIOUS
TOV LATET
$180,000AID TO INDIGENT
CHOCHMAT SHLOMO USA INC
$66,000RELIGIOUS
KEREN CHASANIM OF SAAD L TALMID
$50,000AID TO INDIGENT
AHAVAS TZEDUKAH VACHESED
$25,000AID TO INDIGENT
CONG EIZER LBRACHA
$7,335RELIGIOUS
NAALAH AT YERUSHALAYIM INC
RELIGIOUS
TOV LATET
$20,000AID TO INDIGENT
KEREN CHASANIM OF SAAD L TALMID
$10,846AID TO INDIGENT
KEREN CHASANIM OF SAAD L TALMID
$82,014AID TO INDIGENT
MISHON LA CHOLE
$52,500AID TO INDIGENT
WORLD OF GIVING INC
$27,800AID TO INDIGENT
TOV LATET
$25,000AID TO INDIGENT
CHINU VCHISDU INC
$19,000AID TO INDIGENT
AHAVAS TZEDUKAH VACHESED
$14,675AID TO INDIGENT
YESHIVA NACHLAS BNEI SHIMON
$7,000RELIGIOUS
CONG YAD LEVYON
$6,000RELIGIOUS
KEREN CHASANIM OF SAAD L TALMID
$213,000AID TO INDIGENT
TOV LATET
$66,500AID TO INDIGENT
AHAVAS TZEDUKAH VACHESED
$47,100AID TO INDIGENT
MISHON LA CHOLE
$10,000AID TO INDIGENT