By combining small daily donations from thousands of givers, we create steady, reliable support for carefully vetted Jewish nonprofits helping real people every single day.
Daily Giving Inc distributes pooled daily donations to carefully vetted Jewish nonprofit beneficiaries, and its largest recent grants on file both go to attached schedules rather than named operating charities: $5,990,230 in 2024 and $3,725,286 in 2023. That pattern points to a grantmaker built around consolidated support for a portfolio of organizations rather than a single flagship institution. The foundation’s stated purpose is to create steady, reliable support for Jewish nonprofits helping people every day. Its focus areas include Jewish community services, emergency medical aid, food distribution, support for IDF soldiers and emergency relief in Israel, mental health and crisis support, and general charitable support for vetted nonprofits. The beneficiary program is structured around due diligence, committee review, rabbinical review, and board approval before organizations are added to the daily distribution stream. Daily Giving Inc also emphasizes direct service funding. The grant programs describe support for humanitarian relief, health, social services, disability support, basic needs, and community welfare for Jewish communities in the United States, Israel, and internationally. The model is organized around small recurring gifts from individual Daily Givers, then redistributed as consolidated daily grants to approved nonprofit beneficiaries.
Jewish community services sit at the center of Daily Giving Inc’s grantmaking. The beneficiary program supports organizations serving Jewish communities globally, with program descriptions that include human services, social services, community programming, and basic needs. Medical and crisis-related support is another clear thread. The foundation’s focus areas include emergency medical aid and mental health and crisis support, and its beneficiary program materials also mention medical aid and essentials for Jews worldwide. Basic needs show up in both the taxonomy and the program descriptions. Daily Giving lists food distribution and poverty relief among its focus areas, while its beneficiary grants support direct services to people in need and emergency relief for Jewish communities. The foundation also funds relief tied to conflict and emergencies in Israel. One program description specifically names support for IDF soldiers and emergency relief in Israel, showing that the portfolio includes time-sensitive humanitarian response alongside ongoing community services.
$6M
$3.8M
$9.2M
$8.2M
Most grants fall between $4.3M and $5.4M, with a median of $4.9M.
25th Percentile
$4.3M
Median
$4.9M
75th Percentile
$5.4M
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Daily Giving Inc’s typical grant size is large: the 25th percentile is $4,291,522, the median is $4,857,758, and the 75th percentile is $5,423,994. That narrow spread suggests a consistently sized set of distributions rather than many small awards. The grantmaking model is recurring and pooled. Daily donations from individual givers are combined and distributed each day to vetted beneficiaries, and the program materials describe an ongoing beneficiary portfolio rather than one-off awards. The organization is a public charity, not a private foundation, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. Application access is documented through an LOI or interest-form process for beneficiary consideration, with due diligence, Grant Committee review, Rabbinical Council approval, and Board review before organizations receive funding.
Daily Giving Inc’s recipient footprint is broad rather than state-centered. The grant records show 100% of listed recipient-country distribution in the United States, while the program descriptions also extend to Israel and international or worldwide Jewish communities. The recent grants table does not identify city-level recipients by name, but the operating geography is clearly tied to Jewish communities in the United States, Israel, and globally. The foundation’s HQ is in Teaneck, New Jersey, yet 0% of grants in the provided data go to recipients in New Jersey. That indicates giving patterns separate from headquarters location.
Organizations go through due diligence, then review by a Grants Committee, Rabbinical Council approval, and final Board approval before they become beneficiaries. The program descriptions also reference an LOI or interest-form process for consideration.
The foundation funds Jewish community services, emergency medical aid, food distribution, support for IDF soldiers and emergency relief in Israel, mental health and crisis support, and general charitable support for vetted nonprofits. Program descriptions also include humanitarian relief, disability support, and basic needs.
No. The foundation’s profile says it does not fund individuals; it supports vetted Jewish nonprofit organizations and community institutions instead.
The typical award is large and tightly clustered: p25 is $4,291,522, median is $4,857,758, and p75 is $5,423,994. The recent grants list also shows multi-million-dollar distributions.
The program descriptions point to the United States, Israel, and international or worldwide Jewish communities. In the recent grant data, recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, and 0% of grants go to recipients in New Jersey.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULE | — | $5,990,230 | 2024 | SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULE |
| SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULE | — | $3,725,286 | 2023 | SEE SCHEDULE O |
SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULE
$5,990,230SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULE