Conference on Jewish Material Claims

Conference on Jewish Material Claims is a New York-based private foundation with $750.1M in assets and $1.07B in annual giving (FY2020).

What Conference on Jewish Material Claims funds

Conference on Jewish Material Claims's giving focuses on:

• Faith-Based (Jewish)
• Workforce & Vocational Training

Populations supported include children and families.

Grant history

The largest grants on record by amount:

• Amer Jewish Joint Distribution Committee – SOCIAL WELFARE: $140.8M (2023)
• Amer Jewish Joint Distribution Committee – SOCIAL WELFARE, New York, NY: $135.8M (2024)
• American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee – ASSISTANCE TO JEWISH VICTIMS OF NAZI PERSECUTION, New York, NY: $126.0M (2022)
• Amer Jewish Joint Distribution Committee – SEE PART IV, New York, NY: $112.0M (2020)
• Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island – SOCIAL WELFARE, Brooklyn, NY: $53.7M (2024)
• Selfhelp Community Services Inc – SOCIAL WELFARE, New York, NY: $49.6M (2024)
• Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island – SOCIAL WELFARE: $41.8M (2023)
• Selfhelp Community Services Inc – SOCIAL WELFARE: $40.9M (2023)
• Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island – ASSISTANCE TO JEWISH VICTIMS OF NAZI PERSECUTION, Brooklyn, NY: $36.4M (2022)
• Selfhelp Community Services Inc – ASSISTANCE TO JEWISH VICTIMS OF NAZI PERSECUTION, New York, NY: $34.3M (2022)
• Goodman Jewish Family Services Inc of Broward County – SOCIAL WELFARE, Davie, FL: $26.0M (2024)
• Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles – SOCIAL WELFARE, Los Angeles, CA: $25.9M (2024)
• Guardians of the Sick Bikur Cholim Hesed Organization – SOCIAL WELFARE, Brooklyn, NY: $25.8M (2024)
• Selfhelp Community Services Inc – SEE PART IV, New York, NY: $25.4M (2020)
• Goodman Jewish Family Services Inc of Broward County – SOCIAL WELFARE: $25.3M (2023)

Giving by year

Total grants indexed for each filing year:

• 2020: $328.5M
• 2022: $414.5M
• 2023: $479.0M
• 2024: $542.1M

How to apply for funding

Conference on Jewish Material Claims's public IRS filing does not specify a formal application process. A concise letter of inquiry or a warm introduction is typically the best first step. Review the foundation directly at claimscon.org.