Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston

Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston

Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston was established in 1895. Rabbi Marc Baker serves as President and CEO. Capital originates from individual and family donors within the Greater Boston Jewish community rather than a single source. The endowment deploys resources across grants, real assets, and targeted funds. Confirmed allocations include State of Israel Bonds and a cryptocurrency donation program. Geographic reach covers Greater Boston, Israel, and additional international sites. The structure incorporates the Jewish Community Endowment Pool and the Israel Emergency Fund as dedicated vehicles. No fund-of-funds commitments or named co-investors appear in available records. Team size and total deployment remain undisclosed. Aron Ain chairs the board while also serving as an operating partner at Hellman & Friedman. The organization maintains membership in the Jewish Federations of North America and sponsors the New England-Israel Business Council. No operational events from the last 24 months are recorded. The endowment operates through a network of federations and local councils rather than a standalone investment office. This affiliation shapes both sourcing of opportunities and distribution of grants.