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Rise Up: The Campaign for 613

Over the next five years, we have set an unprecedented goal of raising $613 million for scholarships, faculty and facilities that will position for success for generations to come.

Rise up and be a partner in ’s ascent!

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Donor Communities

In appreciation of their investment in our mission, recognizes donors of all levels. 

Learn how we recognize our donors

Donor Communities

Generous donors help continue to set the bar of excellence higher each year. From student scholarships to Shabbat programs, classrooms to new curriculum, our supporters make meaningful experiences and life-changing opportunities possible. For this, we are very grateful.

Benefactors
Benefactors, donors with lifetime cumulative gifts over $1 million, enable the University to pursue larger initiatives and respond promptly to new opportunities. Many Benefactors also serve in leadership roles at . With the deepest gratitude, we thank them for the visionary role they play in ensuring our University's success.

President’s Society
The President’s Society, which recognizes annual donors starting at $1,800, highlights to our donors how much we cherish their commitment.  Each contribution level of the President’s Society offers additional benefits providing exclusive opportunities for greater involvement with the University.  
Click here to see the President's Society Honor Roll

The Dobrinsky Legacy Society
The Rabbi Dr. Herbert C. Dobrinsky Planned Giving Legacy Society recognizes and honors the loyal donors who have made us aware that they have included in their estate plans.
Click here to see the Dobrinsky Member Listing

Canadian Friends of
The Jewish community of Canada is fundamental to ensuring that can actualize its important mission. Canadian Friends of hosts a variety of events in Canada throughout the year. To receive updates about our offerings, please sign up for our mailing list. If you have questions about any of our events, please feel free to contact us at 416.783.6960 or canada@yu.edu

Terri and Andrew Herenstein

Donor Stories

Find out why donors chose to make a gift and learn the difference their contributions have made.

Meet our generous donors

Donor Stories

Anita Zucker

A $5 million gift from philanthropist Anita Zucker of Charleston, South Carolina, establishes the Anita Zucker Program for Jewish Early Childhood Educators. .

The Belz Family  

The Belz family of Memphis, Tennessee, signed a $20 million gift agreement to launch a comprehensive renovation of the cornerstone academic building on Wilf Campus in Washington Heights. In recognition of this transformative gift, the building, currently known as Furst Hall, will be renamed the Belz Building. .

Terri and Andrew Herenstein 

The Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks Center for Values and Leadership founded by Terri and Andrew Herenstein is dedicated to the dissemination of Rabbi Sacks’ leadership lessons and values in classrooms across communities and through public discussion. Read more.

Ann and Jeremy Pava 

A significant gift from the Micah Philanthropies increases funding for the Graduate Program in Advanced Talmudic Studies for Women (GPATS). 

Drs. Miriam and Felix Glaubach 

A $10 million gift will transform the career center, renamed the Shevet Glaubach Center for Career Strategy and Professional Development, in what the Glaubachs say is “the most impactful investment we can make.” 

Isabel and Harold Feld

When Isabel and Harold Feld were exploring ways to honor their cherished son, who died suddenly from pneumonia, they found a meaningful opportunity through .   Read more

Emil Fish: Creating a Center for Remembering and Understanding

“With the increase in anti-Semitism around the world, I realized the imperative of making sure there is never again another Holocaust,” says Emil Fish. “So I asked: How can we be active in its prevention?”

The question led Fish to establish the Emil A. and Jenny Fish Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, a center to train educators in the field of Holocaust and genocide studies and to provide programming to combat contemporary prejudices and hateful ideologies.

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Donor Impact

students recognize the impact of your donations. Here they express their appreciation.

Find out how your gift changes lives

Donor Impact

promises that no qualified students will be turned away for financial reasons and disburses over $46 million in scholarship aid to undergraduate students and $41 million to graduate students each year to keep that promise.

Read about the impact of scholarships.

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Donor Communities

In appreciation of their investment in our mission, recognizes donors of all levels. 

Learn how we recognize our donors

Donor Communities

Generous donors help continue to set the bar of excellence higher each year. From student scholarships to Shabbat programs, classrooms to new curriculum, our supporters make meaningful experiences and life-changing opportunities possible. For this, we are very grateful.

Benefactors
Benefactors, donors with lifetime cumulative gifts over $1 million, enable the University to pursue larger initiatives and respond promptly to new opportunities. Many Benefactors also serve in leadership roles at . With the deepest gratitude, we thank them for the visionary role they play in ensuring our University's success.

President’s Society
The President’s Society, which recognizes annual donors starting at $1,800, highlights to our donors how much we cherish their commitment.  Each contribution level of the President’s Society offers additional benefits providing exclusive opportunities for greater involvement with the University.  
Click here to see the President's Society Honor Roll

The Dobrinsky Legacy Society
The Rabbi Dr. Herbert C. Dobrinsky Planned Giving Legacy Society recognizes and honors the loyal donors who have made us aware that they have included in their estate plans.
Click here to see the Dobrinsky Member Listing

Canadian Friends of
The Jewish community of Canada is fundamental to ensuring that can actualize its important mission. Canadian Friends of hosts a variety of events in Canada throughout the year. To receive updates about our offerings, please sign up for our mailing list. If you have questions about any of our events, please feel free to contact us at 416.783.6960 or canada@yu.edu

Terri and Andrew Herenstein

Donor Stories

Find out why donors chose to make a gift and learn the difference their contributions have made.

Meet our generous donors

Donor Stories

Anita Zucker

A $5 million gift from philanthropist Anita Zucker of Charleston, South Carolina, establishes the Anita Zucker Program for Jewish Early Childhood Educators. .

The Belz Family  

The Belz family of Memphis, Tennessee, signed a $20 million gift agreement to launch a comprehensive renovation of the cornerstone academic building on Wilf Campus in Washington Heights. In recognition of this transformative gift, the building, currently known as Furst Hall, will be renamed the Belz Building. .

Terri and Andrew Herenstein 

The Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks Center for Values and Leadership founded by Terri and Andrew Herenstein is dedicated to the dissemination of Rabbi Sacks’ leadership lessons and values in classrooms across communities and through public discussion. Read more.

Ann and Jeremy Pava 

A significant gift from the Micah Philanthropies increases funding for the Graduate Program in Advanced Talmudic Studies for Women (GPATS). 

Drs. Miriam and Felix Glaubach 

A $10 million gift will transform the career center, renamed the Shevet Glaubach Center for Career Strategy and Professional Development, in what the Glaubachs say is “the most impactful investment we can make.” 

Isabel and Harold Feld

When Isabel and Harold Feld were exploring ways to honor their cherished son, who died suddenly from pneumonia, they found a meaningful opportunity through .   Read more

Emil Fish: Creating a Center for Remembering and Understanding

“With the increase in anti-Semitism around the world, I realized the imperative of making sure there is never again another Holocaust,” says Emil Fish. “So I asked: How can we be active in its prevention?”

The question led Fish to establish the Emil A. and Jenny Fish Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, a center to train educators in the field of Holocaust and genocide studies and to provide programming to combat contemporary prejudices and hateful ideologies.

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Donor Impact

students recognize the impact of your donations. Here they express their appreciation.

Find out how your gift changes lives

Donor Impact

promises that no qualified students will be turned away for financial reasons and disburses over $46 million in scholarship aid to undergraduate students and $41 million to graduate students each year to keep that promise.

Read about the impact of scholarships.

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