The Jewish Community Foundation is a nonprofit organization that, for more than 50 years, has enhanced and overseen charitable assets of donors and leveraged that money to support the needs of our community. It is currently the largest manager of charitable assets and the leader in planned giving solutions for Greater Los Angeles Jewish philanthropists. In 2009, The Foundation and its nearly 1,000 donors distributed $62 million in grants to hundreds of organizations with programs that span the range of philanthropic giving.

Learn more about the Jewish Community Foundation at www.jewishfoundationla.org

ATID is made up of Sinai Temple's thriving community of young Jewish professionals (ages 21-39) and strives to support these young professionals as they seek stimulating spiritual, educational and social experiences that contribute to their personal and professional development and create meaningful connections to their peers, their community, and their Jewish identity. From leaving college to getting married to having a first child, members know thatATID and Sinai Temple are here to help make these transitions meaningful Jewish experiences.

Learn more about ATID Los Angeles at www.atidla.com

Sinai Temple was established in 1906 as the first Conservative congregation in Southern California. The westward movement of the Jewish community of Los Angeles led to the acquisition and development of the current site at Wilshire and Beverly Glen in Westwood in 1956. No standing at 10400 Wilshire Blvd, the Sinai Temple continues to flourish as a leader of modern Conservative Jewish life and thought.

To learn more about the Sinai Temple, please visit www.sinaitemple.org

The Board of Rabbis has become "a recognized, respected, and important branch of the concerned Jewish community, whose influence is extended throughout much of the Jewish, as well as public, institutions of communal service in Los Angeles," says Rabbi Denise L. Eger. What began as a casual collegial network of 21 rabbis has transformed into a complex organization of over 320 members whose mission is to promote and enrich Jewish learning and living through programming and leadership in areas such as Community Learning, Social Justice, and Professional Growth as well as Media Relations and Israel Advocacy.

Learn more about the Board of Rabbis at www.boardofrabbis.org
Or on Facebook at facebook.com/BoardofRabbis

A unique cultural institution located on Museum Row in Los Angeles, the Zimmer Museum features hands-on exhibits for children ages 0-8 to explore BIG IDEAS in creative and inspiring settings. For youth ages 9-18, the youTHink division conducts arts education programs in school and community settings for 2,400 students annually, most of whom attend low-income, low performing public schools. With the mission of promoting values that help make a better society through interactive learning, creative self-expression and art experiences for children and families, the Zimmer Museum has a great deal to offer any youth eager to open his or her imagination.

Learn more about the Zimmer Children's Museum www.zimmermuseum.org

The Builders of Jewish Education works independently and in collaboration with schools and other community institutions to plan and establish leadership for the strengthening and advancing of Jewish learning, with special emphasis on children, their educators, and parents. BJE's members and affiliates recognize that Jewish education will ensure not only the survival of the Jewish people, but will also contribute to growth vibrancy, and strength of the Jewish community.

To learn more about the Builders of Jewish Education and its mission visit www.bjela.org

Established in October, 2004, Jewish World Watch was a direct response to horrors perpetrated by human beings against others. This new and powerful collaboration of Orthodox, Conservative, Reconstructionist, and Reform synagogues throughout Southern California is dedicated to the mandate that we will never again stand idly by merely observing acts of inhumanity. Rather, we will educate and activate our community to rise up against such unspeakable acts. Jewish World Watch works to mobilize synagogues, their schools, their members and the community to combat genocide and other egregious violations of human rights around the world. To learn more about Jewish World Watch, visit www.jewishworldwatch.org

To learn more, visit www.leobaecktemple.org

To learn more, visit www.jbbbsla.org

To learn more, visit www.lahillel.org

To learn more, visit www.jewishlifetv.com

To learn more, visit www.jewishwmusicla.org

To learn more, visit www.newshul.org

To learn more, visit www.vosla.org

To learn more, visit www.vbs.org