AIM B YISROEL INC directs nearly all of its funding to institutions serving the New Square Hasidic community in Spring Valley, NY, with a strong emphasis on communal infrastructure and religious/communal service providers. Its grants are few but substantial, dominated by a single large donation to the Global Center of New Square, and supplemented by support for local charity, legal/communal services, and religious education or social-welfare agencies. The foundation appears focused on sustaining institutions that undergird daily community life rather than broad national or secular causes.
A single $1,060,000 donation to the Global Center of New Square stands out in Aim B Yisroel Inc’s 2025 giving and shows how concentrated the foundation’s support is around New Square institutions. The foundation’s recent grants are small in number and directed to organizations tied to communal life in Spring Valley and nearby New York locations. Beyond the largest award, it gave $78,000 to Tomeich Yisroel Inc and $53,533 to Share of New Square, both of which point to a pattern of support for local welfare and community services. The remaining grants are much smaller, including support for Mosdos Chasedei Square and Mishpetei Tzedek, which further connects the funder to religious education and local religious or legal services. With annual grants of $1,193,483 and total assets of $14,714,749, the foundation operates with a modest portfolio of donations that appear aimed at sustaining specific institutions rather than spreading capital across many organizations. The grant list suggests a close relationship to the New Square Hasidic community and to the institutions that support its day-to-day communal structure.
Aim B Yisroel Inc’s funding centers on community infrastructure and services for the New Square Hasidic community. The largest 2025 grant, $1,060,000 to Global Center of New Square, indicates support for a major communal institution. In charitable relief, it gave $78,000 to Tomeich Yisroel Inc, a grant aligned with local welfare support. Family and youth-oriented services also appear in the $53,533 donation to Share of New Square. Religious education and day-to-day communal support are reflected in the $1,200 grant to Mosdos Chasedei Square. The foundation also provided $750 to Mishpetei Tzedek, linking its giving to local religious or legal services.
The recent grants cluster around a very high-to-low spread, led by a $1,060,000 donation and followed by grants of $78,000, $53,533, $1,200, and $750. That pattern points to one dominant award alongside several much smaller donations. All five listed grants were made in 2025, so the available record shows a single-year snapshot rather than a multi-year sequence of recurring recipients. Aim B Yisroel Inc is a public charity, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. No application process is shown in the supplied data.
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Highly concentrated and local: very small number of grants with one dominant, large gift (~89% of total) to a single New Square institution; remaining grants are modest and directed to other local communal/religious organizations.
Notable grantees: Global Center of New Square, Tomeich Yisroel Inc, Share of New Square, Mosdos Chasdei Square, Mishpetei Tzedek
All five recent grants went to U.S. recipients, and every listed recipient is in New York. Spring Valley appears repeatedly as the recipient city, including Global Center of New Square, Tomeich Yisroel Inc, Share of New Square, and Mishpetei Tzedek. One grant went to Mosdos Chasedei Square in Brooklyn. The distribution suggests a narrow geographic footprint centered on New Square-related institutions in and around Spring Valley rather than broad regional or national dispersion.
Its recent grants support New Square institutions tied to communal infrastructure, charitable relief, family and youth services, religious education, and local religious or legal services. The listed recipients include a major community center, a charity, a social-service group, an educational institution, and a religious court.
The 2025 grants range from $750 to $1,060,000. The median listed grant is $53,533, with most of the dollars concentrated in one seven-figure donation and several much smaller awards.
No. The recipient country distribution shows 5 grants and 100.0% in the US.
The supplied record shows five grants, all in 2025. Because only one year is visible, the data shows a single-year snapshot and does not establish a multi-year recurring pattern.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GLOBAL CENTER OF NEW SQUARE | SPRING VALLEY, NY | $1,060,000 | 2025 | DONATION |
| TOMEICH YISROEL INC | SPRING VALLEY, NY | $78,000 | 2025 | DONATION |
| SHARE OF NEW SQUARE | SPRING VALLEY, NY | $53,533 | 2025 | DONATION |
| MOSDOS CHASEDEI SQUARE | BROOKLYN, NY | $1,200 | 2025 | DONATION |
| MISHPETEI TZEDEK | SPRING VALLEY, NY | $750 | 2025 | DONATION |
GLOBAL CENTER OF NEW SQUARE
$1,060,000DONATION
TOMEICH YISROEL INC
$78,000DONATION
SHARE OF NEW SQUARE
$53,533DONATION
MOSDOS CHASEDEI SQUARE
$1,200DONATION
MISHPETEI TZEDEK
$750DONATION