Ginsburg Family Foundation
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About Ginsburg Family Foundation
The Ginsburg Family Foundation concentrates large, unrestricted gifts to health care institutions, local higher-education campuses, and Jewish communal organizations, with a strong emphasis on Central Florida beneficiaries. They also fund cultural and Holocaust education, regional arts infrastructure, and select international humanitarian causes. Grants are often general operating support and frequently repeat to the same organizations, indicating long-term partnerships rather than one-off project funding.
Focus Areas
Children’s health care and pediatric medical institutions (e.g., Nemours Foundation)Support for Central Florida universities and college programs (UCF, Rollins, Stetson)Jewish campus life and communal organizations (Hillel, Chabad, Euro-Asian Jewish groups)Holocaust remembrance and education (Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center of Florida)Regional arts and cultural organizations in Central Florida (United Arts of Central Florida)
Giving Approach
Concentrated, high-dollar grants with multiple repeat awards to a small set of core grantees; predominantly general operating support focused on local institutions rather than many small discretionary gifts. Occasional international humanitarian grants supplement a primarily regionally-focused portfolio.
About Ginsburg Family Foundation
A defining feature of Ginsburg Family Foundation Inc is its repeated large general-support commitments to Central Florida institutions, especially health care, Jewish communal life, and higher education. The largest recent awards in the data include multi-million-dollar grants to The Nemours Foundation in Jacksonville and UCF Foundation Inc in Orlando, alongside major support for Holocaust education, arts organizations, and campus-based Jewish life. The foundation’s giving shows a clear preference for unrestricted or broad program support rather than narrowly restricted projects. Recent grants include substantial awards to AdventHealth Foundation, Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center of Florida Inc, and United Arts of Central Florida Inc, suggesting sustained backing for both community services and local cultural infrastructure. Higher-education recipients such as Rollins College and Stetson University also appear among recent grantees, reinforcing a pattern of institutional support within the region. Its portfolio also includes Jewish campus and communal organizations, with grants to Hillel The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life, Chabad at UCF Inc, and The Orlando Congregation Ohev Shalom. International humanitarian support appears as well through grants to Euro Asian Jewish Congress, Razom Inc, and United States Fund For Unicef.
What Ginsburg Family Foundation Funds
In children’s health care, Ginsburg Family Foundation Inc made a $5,020,000 grant to The Nemours Foundation for general support for program activities, and another $875,000 grant to AdventHealth Foundation for the same purpose. Those awards place pediatric and health-system philanthropy near the center of its recent activity. Education is another visible line of support. The foundation gave $3,020,100 to UCF Foundation Inc for general support for program activities, then followed with another $1,055,000 to the same organization in 2025. It also supported Rollins College with $125,000 and $101,050, and Stetson University with $105,000. Jewish campus life and communal organizations are a third recurring area. Recent grants include $320,045 and $271,524 to Hillel The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life, plus $250,000 to Chabad at UCF Inc. Holocaust education appears through multiple grants to Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center of Florida Inc.
How Ginsburg Family Foundation Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$10.4M
Total Assets
$13.4M
Total Revenue
$34.4M
Total Expenses
$11.1M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $3K and $35K, with a median of $10K.
25th Percentile
$3K
Median
$10K
75th Percentile
$35K
Geographic Reach
Regional15 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Where Ginsburg Family Foundation Funds
Top 2 recipient countries by grant volume for Ginsburg Family Foundation.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United StatesDomestic | 137 | $22.8M | 98.6% |
| 2 | Israel |
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