Jgive is a nonprofit social impact organization founded in 2014. Its mission is to strengthen and expand the culture of giving—both within Israel and to Israel by building technology and services that make giving simple, accessible, transparent and impactful.
Jgive-friends of Asor Fund USA Inc channels large grants through a model built around giving infrastructure rather than a single issue area. The organization was founded in 2014 to strengthen and expand the culture of giving within Israel and to Israel by making giving simple, accessible, transparent, and impactful. That framing helps explain why its recent grantmaking reaches nonprofit programs while the broader organization also works on online giving, crowdfunding, donor-advised funds, corporate giving products, and nonprofit consulting. Recent awards show a clear preference for substantial commitments. In 2024, Israel Rescue Coalition Inc in New York received two grants of $500,000 each for programs, signaling repeated support at a high level. Other program grants went to Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach and The Brownstone Experience Foundation, both in New York State. Across the current filing year, the foundation paired those larger awards with a small set of recipients rather than spreading support widely. Led by Ori Ben Shlomo, the fund sits in a technology-driven, managed-giving ecosystem that serves Israeli nonprofits, donors, and private fund holders.
The foundation’s grantmaking points to support for nonprofit programs that operate in Jewish and Israel-related community spaces. Israel Rescue Coalition Inc in New York received two $500,000 program grants in 2024, indicating a major relationship centered on program support. Another $175,000 program grant went to Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach, also in New York, showing support for a local Jewish institution. The remaining recent award in the sample went to The Brownstone Experience Foundation in Monsey, which received $120,000 for programs. Across these grants, the purpose language is consistent: program support rather than capital, research, or restricted initiative funding. That pattern fits an organization whose broader mission is to facilitate transparent, impact-oriented giving. It also suggests the foundation works through established nonprofits rather than individual beneficiaries, consistent with its stated beneficiary types.
Typical grant size is substantial: the 25th percentile is $133,750, the median is $175,000, and the 75th percentile is $418,750. The recent record shows repeated support to the same grantee in the same year, with Israel Rescue Coalition Inc appearing twice at $500,000 each, which points to more than one-off giving. The foundation is structured as a nonprofit social impact organization rather than a donor-advised fund holder or family foundation, and it does not fund individuals. Its latest 990 year on file is 2024, and the available grant records show program grants as the main stated purpose.
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Most grants fall between $134K and $419K, with a median of $175K.
25th Percentile
$134K
Median
$175K
75th Percentile
$419K
Ori Ben Shlomo
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All recent grants in the provided sample went to recipients in the United States, with six grants and 100% of grants landing there. The named recipient locations are New York, NY; Atlantic Beach, NY; and Monsey, NY. That means the visible giving is concentrated in New York-area nonprofits even though the foundation’s headquarters are in Jerusalem. The country distribution in the sample does not show any non-US recipient locations.
The recent sample is centered on program grants. Israel Rescue Coalition Inc received two $500,000 program grants in 2024, while Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach received $175,000 for programs and The Brownstone Experience Foundation received $120,000 for programs.
The distribution is fairly high-touch: the 25th percentile is $133,750, the median is $175,000, and the 75th percentile is $418,750. That places most grants in the six-figure range.
Yes. Israel Rescue Coalition Inc appears twice in the recent grants list, with two separate grants of $500,000 in 2024. That indicates repeated support rather than a single one-time award.
In the provided sample, all six grants went to recipients in the United States. The named recipient cities are New York, Atlantic Beach, and Monsey, all in New York State.
Beyond grantmaking, the organization is described as working on online giving platform development, crowdfunding for nonprofits, donor-advised and private giving funds, corporate giving products such as Give Card and Jgive for Business, and nonprofit consulting through Jgive PRO.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Israel Rescue Coalition Inc | New York, NY | $500,000 | 2024 | Programs |
| Israel Rescue Coalition Inc | New York, NY | $500,000 | 2024 | Programs |
| Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach | Atlantic Beach, NY | $175,000 | 2024 | Programs |
| Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach | Atlantic Beach, NY | $175,000 | 2024 | Programs |
| The Brownstone Experience Foundation | Monsey, NY | $120,000 | 2024 | Programs |
| The Brownstone Experience Foundation | Monsey, NY | $120,000 | 2024 | Programs |
Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach
$175,000Programs
Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach
$175,000Programs
Programs