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    Bronxwood Home for the Aged

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    Bronx, NYWebsite7188819100

    About Bronxwood Home for the Aged

    The Bronxwood Home for the Aged Inc. concentrates its philanthropy on faith-based Jewish institutions and neighborhood social services, with sizable grants for synagogues, yeshivas, and community food/meal programs as well as support for indigent elderly. It routinely funds capital projects (school building repairs/construction), operating costs for religious schools and congregations, and direct assistance programs (meal kitchens, soup kitchens, vouchers). While the portfolio is primarily Orthodox Jewish in orientation, the foundation also gives to nonsectarian social service providers addressing homelessness and health care.

    Focus Areas

    Orthodox synagogue operating funds and building/capital projects (e.g., congregation building funds)Jewish day/high schools and yeshiva infrastructure and operating support in the New York areaLocal food security and meal programs (soup kitchens, meal kitchens, food vouchers) for low-income community membersSupport for indigent elderly and related social servicesEducation for immigrant/at-risk children (supplementary/return-to-school programs)

    Who They Fund

    indigent / low-income individuals and families

    About Bronxwood Home for the Aged

    Bronxwood Home for the Aged Inc. gives at a scale of several large, repeated awards, including $500,000 grants to Mesamche Lev in 2023 and 2024 and to Cong Ahavas Tzedokah VChesed in 2025. Those recurring commitments point to a funder that supports Jewish communal life and practical aid, especially where religious institutions and social services overlap. The recent record shows a steady emphasis on Brooklyn and the Bronx, with grants for synagogue support, yeshiva and school infrastructure, food programs, and assistance for people facing economic hardship. The foundation’s portfolio includes both operating support and capital-related funding. It backed school building repair at Bais Ruchel High School Inc, school construction at Talmud Torah Chochmas Shlomo, and a building fund for Cong Khal Torath Chaim Viznit. It also funded direct-service work such as soup kitchens, food vouchers, meal kitchens, financial assistance, and support for widows, orphans, and indigent elderly people. Alongside Orthodox Jewish institutions, it has also supported broader social service and health-related providers, including Together We Are, Women in Need Inc, and Catholic Health Care Foundati.

    What Bronxwood Home for the Aged Funds

    A major theme is direct aid for low-income community members. Bronxwood Home for the Aged Inc. awarded $500,000 to Mesamche Lev for financial assistance for the poor and also supported Cong Boro Minyan Inc. with assistance for indigent individuals. Food access appears repeatedly as well: Congregation Sons of Israel received grants for a meal kitchen, and Jerusalem Open House received funding for a soup kitchen and food vouchers. Education is another clear line of giving. The foundation gave $500,000 to Bais Ruchel High School Inc for repair and improvement of a school building, $160,000 to Talmud Torah Chochmas Shlomo for construction of a school building, and $25,000 grants to Shuvu Return for education to immigrant children in three separate years. It also supported school operating costs at Kedushat Zion and educational operating costs at Amidei Zion of Bobov Inc. Elderly services and family support show up too, including aid for widows and orphans through Gemilos Chasodim Chasdel Mosh.

    How Bronxwood Home for the Aged Gives

    Typical grants are sizable: the p25 is $30,500, the median is $75,000, and the p75 is $275,000. The recent record shows repeated support to the same recipients across multiple years, including Mesamche Lev, Cong Ahavas Tzedokah VChesed, Cong Khal Torath Chaim Viznit, Shuvu Return, Congregation Sons of Israel, and Women in Need Inc., which suggests an ongoing funding relationship rather than isolated one-off awards. Bronxwood Home for the Aged Inc. is a grantmaker, not an individual funder, and it does not make program-related investments. The available record does not show an application process.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $2.3M

    Total Assets

    $7.2M

    Total Revenue

    $14.8M

    Total Expenses

    $14.3M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $31K and $275K, with a median of $75K.

    25th Percentile

    $31K

    Median

    $75K

    75th Percentile

    $275K

    Geographic Reach

    Local2 states funded
    Funding intensity
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    Leadership

    Daniel Berkowicz

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    immigrant children
    indigent elderly / elderly individuals
    homeless women
    widows and orphans
    children (general / school-age)

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated giving with relatively few, large grants and a pattern of repeat funding to the same faith-based institutions; a mix of capital (facility construction/repair) and operating/program support, dominated by religious/social-service recipients rather than broad-distribution small grants.

    Funding Style

    direct service provisionfacility construction and repair (capital support)operating support for programs/schoolsbasic needs/poverty alleviation (food, housing, cash assistance)

    Notable grantees: Mesamche Lev, Cong Ahavas Tzedokah VChesed, Bais Ruchel High School Inc, Congregation Machna Shalva, Shuvu Return

    Topics

    school construction, repair and operating costseducation for immigrant childrenmeal programs / soup kitchens / food voucherssupport for indigent elderly and elderly servicessafe housing for homeless womenfinancial assistance and counseling for low-income individualsearly intervention programs and general health care services

    Where Bronxwood Home for the Aged Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is highly concentrated in New York, with 96% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Brooklyn is the main recipient city in the recent record, with multiple awards there across social services, food programs, schools, and congregations. The Bronx also appears in the grants list, including Congregation Sons of Israel. Outside New York, the only named recipient location in the recent grants is Lakewood, New Jersey, through Batya Girls Inc.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Bronxwood Home for the Aged

    What kinds of organizations does Bronxwood Home for the Aged Inc. fund?

    The foundation funds Orthodox Jewish congregations and schools, food and meal programs, and social services. Recent grants include support for financial assistance, indigent elderly services, school building work, meal kitchens, soup kitchens, financial counseling, and safe housing for homeless women.

    Does Bronxwood Home for the Aged Inc. make repeated grants to the same recipients?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Mesamche Lev in 2023 and 2024, Cong Ahavas Tzedokah VChesed in 2024 and 2025, Cong Khal Torath Chaim Viznit in 2024 and 2025, and Shuvu Return in 2023, 2024, and 2025.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution is $30,500 at the 25th percentile, $75,000 at the median, and $275,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards also include several $500,000 grants, showing that the foundation makes both mid-sized and very large awards.

    Where do most grants go?

    The foundation gives locally, and 96% of grants go to recipients in New York. Brooklyn is the most common recipient city in the recent grants list, followed by the Bronx, with one recipient in Lakewood, New Jersey.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Congregation Machna ShalvaBrooklyn, NY$500,0002026Educational services & food program
    Mesamche LevBrooklyn, NY$500,0002026Financial assistance for the poor
    Ner L HoreinuSun Lakes, AZ$450,0002026Social assistance for the poor
    Cong Khal Torath Chaim ViznitBrooklyn, NY$150,0002026Educational services & food program
    Toras YisraelBrooklyn, NY$150,0002026Social assistance for the poor
    Jerusalem Open HouseBrooklyn, NY$150,0002026Soup kitchen & food vouchers
    Gemilos Chasodim Chasdel MoshBrooklyn, NY$150,0002026Helping widows and orphans
    Study CenterBrooklyn, NY$125,0002026Early intervention program
    Binyan YerushlaimBrooklyn, NY$100,0002026Social assistance for the poor
    Congregation Sons of IsraelBronx, NY$36,0002026Meal Kitchen
    Shuvu ReturnBrooklyn, NY$25,0002026Provide education to immigrant chil
    Cong Ahavas Tzedokah VChesedBrooklyn, NY$500,0002025Support indigent elderly
    Congregation Machna ShalvaBrooklyn, NY$500,0002025Educational services & food program
    Together We AreBrooklyn, NY$200,0002025Social Services
    Cong Khal Torath Chaim ViznitBrooklyn, NY$168,0002025Educational services & food program
    Jerusalem Open HouseBrooklyn, NY$150,0002025Soup kitchen & food vouchers
    Study CenterBrooklyn, NY$125,0002025Early intervention program
    Catholic Health Care FoundatiNew York, NY$75,0002025PROVIDING GENERAL HEALTH CARE OVERS
    Shuvu ReturnBrooklyn, NY$25,0002025Provide education to immigrant chil
    Congregation Sons of IsraelBronx, NY$25,0002025Meal Kitchen
    Women in Need IncNew York, NY$20,0002025Safe housing for homeless women
    Mesamche LevBrooklyn, NY$500,0002024Financial assistance for the poor
    Congregation Keren ShivimBrooklyn, NY$350,0002024Helping the needy
    Cong Ahavas Tzedokah VChesedBrooklyn, NY$350,0002024Support indigent elderly
    Gemilos Chasodim Chasdel MoshBrooklyn, NY$150,0002024Helping widows and orphans
    Cong Khal Torath Chaim ViznitBrooklyn, NY$36,0002024Building Fund
    Batya Girls IncLakewood, NJ$25,0002024Program for elderly individuals
    Shuvu ReturnBrooklyn, NY$25,0002024Provide education to immigrant chil
    Mesamche LevBrooklyn, NY$500,0002023Financial assistance for the poor
    Bais Ruchel High School IncBrookyln, NY$500,0002023Repair & improve school building
    Talmud Torah Chochmas ShlomoNew York, NY$160,0002023Construction of school building
    PaamonimBrooklyn, NY$50,0002023Financial Counseling
    Amidei Zion of Bobov IncBrooklyn, NY$50,0002023Educational operating costs
    Kedushat ZionBrooklyn, NY$50,0002023School operating costs
    Congregation Sons of IsraelBronx, NY$50,0002023Meal Kitchen
    Cong Boro Minyan IncBrooklyn, NY$50,0002023Assist indigent individuals with fo
    Shuvu ReturnBrooklyn, NY$25,0002023Provide education to immigrant chil
    Women in Need IncNew York, NY$10,0002023Safe housing for homeless women

    Congregation Machna Shalva

    $500,000
    Brooklyn, NY2026

    Educational services & food program

    Mesamche Lev

    $500,000
    Brooklyn, NY2026

    Financial assistance for the poor

    Ner L Horeinu

    $450,000
    Sun Lakes, AZ2026

    Social assistance for the poor

    Cong Khal Torath Chaim Viznit

    $150,000
    Brooklyn, NY2026

    Educational services & food program

    Toras Yisrael

    $150,000
    Brooklyn, NY2026

    Social assistance for the poor

    Jerusalem Open House

    $150,000
    Brooklyn, NY
    2026

    Soup kitchen & food vouchers

    Gemilos Chasodim Chasdel Mosh

    $150,000
    Brooklyn, NY2026

    Helping widows and orphans

    Study Center

    $125,000
    Brooklyn, NY2026

    Early intervention program

    Binyan Yerushlaim

    $100,000
    Brooklyn, NY2026

    Social assistance for the poor

    Congregation Sons of Israel

    $36,000
    Bronx, NY2026

    Meal Kitchen

    Shuvu Return

    $25,000
    Brooklyn, NY2026

    Provide education to immigrant chil

    Cong Ahavas Tzedokah VChesed

    $500,000
    Brooklyn, NY2025

    Support indigent elderly

    Congregation Machna Shalva

    $500,000
    Brooklyn, NY2025

    Educational services & food program

    Together We Are

    $200,000
    Brooklyn, NY2025

    Social Services

    Cong Khal Torath Chaim Viznit

    $168,000
    Brooklyn, NY2025

    Educational services & food program

    Jerusalem Open House

    $150,000
    Brooklyn, NY2025

    Soup kitchen & food vouchers

    Study Center

    $125,000
    Brooklyn, NY2025

    Early intervention program

    Catholic Health Care Foundati

    $75,000
    New York, NY2025

    PROVIDING GENERAL HEALTH CARE OVERS

    Shuvu Return

    $25,000
    Brooklyn, NY2025

    Provide education to immigrant chil

    Congregation Sons of Israel

    $25,000
    Bronx, NY2025

    Meal Kitchen

    Women in Need Inc

    $20,000
    New York, NY2025

    Safe housing for homeless women

    Mesamche Lev

    $500,000
    Brooklyn, NY2024

    Financial assistance for the poor

    Congregation Keren Shivim

    $350,000
    Brooklyn, NY2024

    Helping the needy

    Cong Ahavas Tzedokah VChesed

    $350,000
    Brooklyn, NY2024

    Support indigent elderly

    Gemilos Chasodim Chasdel Mosh

    $150,000
    Brooklyn, NY2024

    Helping widows and orphans

    Cong Khal Torath Chaim Viznit

    $36,000
    Brooklyn, NY2024

    Building Fund

    Batya Girls Inc

    $25,000
    Lakewood, NJ2024

    Program for elderly individuals

    Shuvu Return

    $25,000
    Brooklyn, NY2024

    Provide education to immigrant chil

    Mesamche Lev

    $500,000
    Brooklyn, NY2023

    Financial assistance for the poor

    Bais Ruchel High School Inc

    $500,000
    Brookyln, NY2023

    Repair & improve school building

    Talmud Torah Chochmas Shlomo

    $160,000
    New York, NY2023

    Construction of school building

    Paamonim

    $50,000
    Brooklyn, NY2023

    Financial Counseling

    Amidei Zion of Bobov Inc

    $50,000
    Brooklyn, NY2023

    Educational operating costs

    Kedushat Zion

    $50,000
    Brooklyn, NY2023

    School operating costs

    Congregation Sons of Israel

    $50,000
    Bronx, NY2023

    Meal Kitchen

    Cong Boro Minyan Inc

    $50,000
    Brooklyn, NY2023

    Assist indigent individuals with fo

    Shuvu Return

    $25,000
    Brooklyn, NY2023

    Provide education to immigrant chil

    Women in Need Inc

    $10,000
    New York, NY2023

    Safe housing for homeless women