2018-06-05T15:13:34-05:00 2017-09-30 BDO USA LLP 100 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK NY 100175001 990 2016-10-01 131659627 Jewish National Fund (Keren Kayemeth Leisrael) Inc % MITCHEL ROSENZWEIG JEWI 2128799300 42 East 69th Street New York NY 10021 MITCHEL ROSENZWEIG cfo 2128799300 2018-05-29 true Kristin Ruffini P00741491 2128858000 2018-05-29 2016 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z Russell Robinson 42 East 69th Street New york NY 10021 219727150 false X www.JNF.org X 1926 NY Jewish National Fund gives all generations of Jews a unique voice in building a prosperous future for the land of Israel and its people. 41 41 256 43 1334 0 66396313 79753909 443862 357319 15474999 17064617 -1202311 -1511532 81112863 95664313 26522278 32454881 0 0 18748696 20012527 0 0 7958929 20869295 21349716 66140269 73817124 14972594 21847189 385120940 417551247 58468574 56332291 326652366 361218956 X JEWISH NATIONAL FUND GIVES ALL GENERATIONS OF JEWS A UNIQUE VOICE IN BUILDING A PROSPEROUS FUTURE FOR THE LAND OF ISRAEL AND ITS PEOPLE. false false 58033290 32454881 357319 A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION AND UNITED NATIONS NGO (NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION), JEWISH NATIONAL FUND (JNF-USA) GIVES ALL GENERATIONS OF JEWS A UNIQUE VOICE IN BUILDING A PROSPEROUS FUTURE FOR THE LAND OF ISRAEL AND ITS PEOPLE. JNF BEGAN IN 1901 AS A DREAM AND VISION TO REESTABLISH A HOMELAND IN ISRAEL FOR JEWISH PEOPLE EVERYWHERE. JEWS ALL OVER THE WORLD COLLECTED COINS IN ICONIC JNF BLUE BOXES, PURCHASING LAND AND PLANTING TREES UNTIL ULTIMATELY, THEIR DREAM OF A JEWISH HOMELAND WAS A REALITY. JNF STRIVES TO BRING AN ENHANCED QUALITY OF LIFE TO ALL OF ISRAELS RESIDENTS AND TRANSLATE THESE ADVANCEMENTS TO THE WORLD BEYOND. JNF IS "GREENING" THE DESERT WITH MIILLIONS OF TREES, BUILDING THOUSANDS OF PARKS ACROSS ISRAEL, CREATING NEW COMMUNITIES AND CITIES FOR GENERATIONS OF ISRAELIS TO CALL HOME, BOLSTERING ISRAELS WATER SUPPLY, HELPING DEVELOP INNOVATIVE ARID AGRICULTURE TECHNIQUES AND EDUCATING BOTH YOUNG AND OLD ABOUT THE FOUNDING AND IMPORTANCE OF ISRAEL AND ZIONISM. IN 2017 JNF ENTERED ITS 116TH YEAR AS ONE OF THE WORLDS OLDEST JEWISH NON-PROFITS AND MAINTAINS A SPECIAL AND HISTORIC CONNECTION TO ISRAEL IN THAT ITS EARLY WORK HELPED CREATE THE LAND AND EMPOWER ITS PEOPLE TO LATER BECOME A NATION. JNF IS SYNONYMOUS WITH THE BLUE BOX AND PLANTING TREES IN ISRAEL, AND HAS EVOLVED INTO SEVEN MAJOR PROGRAM AREAS, EACH WITH ITS OWN MAJOR GOALS AND PARTNERSHIPS WITHIN ISRAEL TO HELP PUT INTO PLACE THE PROJECTS THAT ARE MAINLY DONOR-DESIGNATED. CONTINUING ON WORK BEGUN IN 2013, JNFS ONE BILLION DOLLAR ROADMAP FOR THE NEXT DECADE CAMPAIGN, HAS CREATED GROUND-BREAKING NEW VENTURES FOCUSING ON CONNECTING THE NEXT GENERATION TO ISRAEL, BUILDING COMMUNITIES IN ISRAELS PERIPHERY REGIONS OF THE NEGEV AND GALILEE, AND CREATING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ECOLOGY, SPECIAL NEEDS, AND HERITAGE PRESERVATION. JNF ENHANCES QUALITY OF LIFE BY BUILDING NEW COMMUNITIES AND BOLSTERING EXISTING ONES. JNFS BLUEPRINT NEGEV CAMPAIGN IS HELPING TO BRING HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF NEW RESIDENTS TO THE NEGEV DESERT AND ITS GO NORTH CAMPAIGN IS FOCUSING ON THE COMMUNITIES OF NORTHERN ISRAEL. JNFS WORK IN COMMUNITY BUILDING INCLUDES, BEER SHEVA RIVER PARK, SDEROT JNF INDOOR RECREATION CENTER, CENTRAL ARAVA MEDICAL CENTER, PROJECT WADI ATTIR AND HALUTZA. JNFS $100 MILLION JNF BORUCHIN ISRAEL EDUCATION ADVOCACY CENTER SAW CONTINUED GROWTH IN 2017 WITH GRANT AWARDEES THE DAVID PROJECT, HEROES TO HEROES, JERUSALEM U, AND ALEXANDER MUSS HIGH SCHOOL IN ISRAELS DAY SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM, ISRAEL ON CAMPUS COALITION (ICC), FACULTY FELLOWSHIP SUMMER INSTITUTE IN ISRAEL, AND CARAVAN FOR DEMOCRACY STUDENT LEADERSHIP MISSION, AMONG OTHERS, IN ORDER TO IMPACT THOUSANDS OF JEWS AND NON-JEWS ACROSS NORTH AMERICA. FOCUSES ON ISRAEL AND ZIONIST EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING, DESIGNED TO BE ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL NEW INITIATIVES IN THE JEWISH WORLD. THE CENTER WILL CONCENTRATE ITS RESOURCES ON ADVOCATING FOR ISRAEL, ISRAEL EDUCATION IN THE DIASPORA, AND COUNTERING THE BDS MOVEMENT, ALL WITH THE GOAL OF STRENGTHENING THE CONNECTION OF ALL AMERICANS, NOW AND IN THE FUTURE, TO THE LAND AND PEOPLE OF ISRAEL. THE CENTER, ADMINISTERED WITHIN JNF, WAS CREATED AS A RESULT OF AN ESTATE GIFT OF THE LATE JOHN AND DORA BORUCHIN OF CALIFORNIA. NO PREVIOUS BEQUEST HAS EVER FUNDED SUCH A BOLD INITIATIVE TO PROMOTE AND DEVELOP ZIONIST EDUCATION ON THIS MAGNITUDE. AS AN INNOVATOR IN ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND A PIONEER IN FOREST CREATION AND FIRE PREVENTION, JNF HAS PLANTED MORE THAN 260 MILLION TREES ALL OVER ISRAEL, PROVIDING LUSCIOUS BELTS OF GREEN COVERING MORE THAN 250,000 ACRES, AND PROTECTS THESE AREAS BY BATTLING APPROXIMATELY 1,000 FOREST FIRES EVERY YEAR. AREAS OF WORK INCLUDE, FORESTRY, FIREFIGHTING AND FIRE PREVENTION, AGRICULTURAL INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, SOIL CONSERVATION, COMBATING DESERTIFICATION AND CORAL REEF RESTORATION JNF-USA AND ITS PARTNERS HELP WITH FIREFIGHTING EFFORTS, INCLUDING KEREN KAYEMETH LEISRAEL (KKL-JNF), ISRAEL FIREFIGHTERS AND RESCUE SERVICES, GREEN HORIZONS, GUSH ETZION, HALUTZA, HASHOMER HACHADASH, JNFUTURE ISRAEL, LOTEM, MAKOM, NEFESH BNEFESH, TOR HAMIDBAR, AND WESTERN GALILEE NOW. JNF-USAS FUNDRAISING EFFORTS INCLUDE RAISING raising money for firefighting equipment and new fire stations. JNF HAS BOLSTERED ISRAELS WATER ECONOMY BY DEVELOPING ALTERNATIVE WATER SOURCES, SAVING THE ECONOMY MILLIONS, ADVANCING ISRAELI AGRICULTURE, AND IMPROVING WATER QUALITY. JNF HAS BUILT OVER 250 RESERVOIRS, RAISING THE AMOUNT OF RECYCLED WATER IN ISRAEL TO OVER 85%, AND TODAY IS FOCUSING ON RIVER REHABILITATION, EDUCATION, WATER PURIFICATION AND RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. FOCUS AREAS INCLUDE RECYCLED WATER RESERVOIRS, RIVER REHABILITATION, RAINWATER HARVESTING PROGRAM AND CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS. JNF-SUPPORTED WATER RECYCLING PROJECTS CONTINUE IN THE BEDOUIN VILLAGES OF WADI ATTIR AND UM BATIN. GREEN HORIZONS OPENED EIGHT NEW RAINWATER HARVESTING PROJECTS, WHICH WELCOMED MORE THAN 20,000 STUDENTS TO BE EDUCATED ON WATER SHORTAGES AND SOLUTIONS IN ISRAEL. JNF CONTINUES TO BE INVOLVED IN THE STOCKHOLM WATER PRIZE COMPETITION, DEDICATED IN MEMORY OF ZEVI KAHANOV, WHICH ENCOURAGES YOUNG PEOPLE TO INVENT NEW WATER SOLUTIONS, AND LED 30 PARTICIPANTS ON ITS 2ND ISRAEL H20 WATER TOUR TO ISRAEL. JNF SPONSORS A NETWORK OF REGIONAL AGRICULTURAL R&D STATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY WHERE LEADING SCIENTISTS AND TECHNICIANS WORK CLOSELY WITH LOCAL FARMERS, RESEARCH INSTITUTES, AND UNIVERSITIES TO INCREASE AGRICULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY, PROFITABILITY, AND STABILITY. THIS WORK FOCUSES ON AGRICULTURAL R&D STATIONS, SOLAR POWER INNOVATION, GLOBAL TEACHING, DESERT REGION DEVELOPMENT, FISH FARMING AND UNIVERSITY RESEARCH. JNF IS COMMITTED TO THE PRESERVATION OF 180 HISTORICAL SITES ASSOCIATED WITH ISRAELS REBIRTH AND ENSURING THAT THE STORIES BEHIND THEM ARE PROPERLY DOCUMENTED AND RETOLD FOR GENERATIONS TO COME. THIS INITIATIVE ENABLES JNF TO SHARE THE PAST, THE IMPORTANT EVENTS, THE PLACES, THE STRUGGLES AND THE FIGHT FOR ISRAELS INDEPENDENCE WITH ISRAELIS AND TOURISTS ALIKE. JNFS HISTORICAL SITES INCLUDE AYALON INSTITUTE, WHERE WORK BEGAN ON A NEW LOBBY; ATLIT "ILLEGAL" IMMIGRATION DETENTION CAMP, WHERE WORK IS UNDERWAY ON AN INTERACTIVE EXHIBIT INSIDE A C46 AIRPLANE THAT WILL TELL THE HEROIC STORY OF THE COVERT MISSION THAT BROUGHT 150 CLANDESTINE IMMIGRANTS TO ISRAEL BY AIR FROM IRAQ AND ITALY; AMMUNITION HILL, WHICH IN 2017 SAW THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE REUNIFICATION OF JERUSALEM THAT WAS MARKED BY THE OPENING OF THE SIX DAY WAR MUSEUM AND OVER 350,000 VISITORS TO THE SITE; YELLIN HOUSE; GUSH ETZION museum, WHICH OPENED IN 2017 AND WELCOMED 52,000 VISITORS; AND TEL HAI MUSEUM. AS PART OF ITS FOCUS ON IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE IN ISRAEL, JNF IS DEDICATED TO ENSURING THAT NO MEMBER OF ISRAELI SOCIETY IS LEFT BEHIND. THROUGH A VARIETY OF INITIATIVES, JNF PROVIDES CUTTING-EDGE REHABILITATIVE SERVICES, SPECIAL EDUCATION, AND MEDICAL CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS AND MAKES ITS PARKS, NATURE TRAILS, AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES INCLUSIVE FOR VISITORS OF ALL ABILITY LEVELS. IN 2017, JNF PROVIDED SERVICES TO MORE THAN 45,000 CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS THROUGH COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS INCLUDING ALEH NEGEV-NAHALAT ERAN, LOTEM-MAKING NATURE ACCESSIBLE, RED MOUNTAIN THERAPEUTIC RIDING CENTER AT KIBBUTZ GROFIT AND SPECIAL IN UNIFORM. JNF IS THE SINGLE LARGEST PROVIDER OF ZIONIST ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN THE U.S. AND OFFERS MYRIAD WAYS TO CONNECT YOUNG AMERICANS TO ISRAEL. ITS ISRAEL EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY PROGRAMS THAT START IN KINDERGARTEN AND CONTINUE THROUGH COLLEGE LIFE ENGAGE, EDUCATE, AND HELP STUDENTS FOSTER A GREATER CONNECTION AND COMMITMENT TO BOTH THE LAND AND PEOPLE OF ISRAEL. PROGRAMMING INCLUDES, CAMPUS FELLOWS, CARAVAN FOR DEMOCRACY, ALTERNATIVE BREAK, TAGLIT-BIRTHRIGHT ISRAEL, FACULTY FELLOWSHIP SUMMER INSTITUTE IN ISRAEL, ALEXANDER MUSS HIGH SCHOOL IN ISRAEL, BNAI MITZVAH PROJECTS, PLANT YOUR WAY TO ISRAEL AND GREEN HORIZONS. WITH THE MANAGEMENT OF THE ALEXANDER MUSS HIGH SCHOOL IN ISRAEL (AMHSI), WHICH, SINCE 1972, HAS BEEN PIONEERING THE ACADEMIC AND EXPERIENTIAL STUDY OF ISRAEL AND JEWISH HISTORY AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL, JNF SETS THE GOAL OF FURTHER GROWING AND ENHANCING JEWISH CONTINUITY AND ISRAEL CONNECTIVITY AMONGST YOUTH BY OFFERING SEMESTER ABROAD PROGRAMS TO BETTER ENRICH STUDENT KNOWLEDGE BASE AND TO BETTER PREPARE THEM FOR COLLEGE STUDY. TO DATE, SOME 25,000 STUDENTS HAVE BENEFITED FROM AN EDUCATION AT THIS SCHOOL; OVER 1,100 STUDENTS FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE ATTENDED AMHSI IN 2017 ALONE, 30 OF THOSE BEING IMPACT FELLOWS WHO RECEIVED AN AMHSI-JNF FELLOWSHIP. As the single largest provider of Israel engagement programs in the United States, Jewish National Fund believes that investing in education is critical to creating the next generation of Israel supporters. JNF takes pride in its ability to provide and nurture this for future generations in both the United States and Israel. 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The secondary objective of the endowment is to grow the value of its assets at a modest rate to allow for continued support of JNF's operations. Schedule D, Part X, Line 2 JNF adopted the provisions of ASC 740, "Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Taxes." Under ASC 740, an organization must recognize the tax benefit associated with tax positions taken for tax return purposes when it is more likely than not that the position will not be sustained. The implementation of ASC 740 had no impact on JNFs consolidated financial statements. JNF does not believe there are any material uncertain tax positions and, accordingly, it will recognize any liability for unrecognized tax benefits. JNF has filed for and received income tax exemptions in the jurisdictions where it is required to do so. Additionally, JNF has filed IRS Form 990 tax returns, as required, and all other applicable returns in jurisdictions when it is required. For the year ended September 30, 2017, there was no interest or penalties recorded or included in the consolidated statement of activities. JNF is subject to routine audits by taxing authorities. true Middle East and North Africa 1 7 Grantmaking 28053717 Central America and the Caribbean Investments 5743887 1 7 1 7 33797604 33797604 Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 3317500 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 2918903 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 2609500 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 2157920 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 1205619 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 975000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 967500 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 950000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 916980 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 825000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 820000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 820000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 670000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 656558 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 579130 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 533526 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 525000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 500000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 400000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 378000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 369060 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 368878 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 363500 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 355920 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 350000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 340000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 338989 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 324790 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 250000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 225000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 217142 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 212000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 160000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 146796 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 125000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 123000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 95500 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 83000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 78000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 68922 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 65000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 62500 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 60000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 50000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 50000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 50000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 50000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 45000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 40000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 38000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 30000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 25000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 23500 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 21090 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 15000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 15000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 15000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 10000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 10000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 10000 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 9500 wire transfe Middle east GENERAL SUPPORT 6000 wire transfe 62 true false true false false false Schedule F, Part I, Line 2 The Jewish National Fund is devoted to promoting and furthering the cultural, physical, social, medical, agricultural and general welfare of the people of Israel. One of the principal ways JNF accomplishes this mission is by granting funds to support projects and organizations in Israel. All funds granted (and reported on Schedule F) are made to organizations located in Israel for the purposes of bettering the Israeli society. JNF takes its responsibility of monitoring these projects very seriously and undertakes rigorous processes to ensure that the funds granted are used for the purposes intended. JNF established the Israel Relations Committee which travels annually to Israel to study in-depth the needs, review ongoing projects, and evaluate future plans. Israel projects are carried out by JNF Board- Approved select Israel not-For-Profit Organizations. JNF staff in Israel monitor the progress of projects to ensure that they are being implemented properly. Representatives in Israel send monthly reports back to JNF on the status of all funded projects in Israel. Schedule F, Part II Jewish National Fund made grants to the following organizations: Fire Relief & Rescue $3,317,500 Jewish National Fund meets the challenge of outfitting Israels firefighters with the state-of-the-art equipment, vehicles, and facilities they need to continue performing their job of protecting Israels citizen in partnership with the Israeli Fire Commissioners Office. Beyachad Fund $2,918,903 Support and Develop areas in Negev and Galilee. Aleh Negev $2,609,500 A state-of-the-art rehabilitative village in the Negev, ALEH Negev offers unparalleled care for people with severe disabilities, empowering residents and outpatients to help them reach their potential for communication and development. New Guard Association $2,157,920 Established in 2007, HaShomer HaChadash, or "The New Guardians," is a volunteer organization dedicated to safeguarding the land in the Negev and Galilee and upholding the Zionist ideals on which the State of Israel was founded. As part of Blueprint Negev and Go North, JNF has partnered with HaShomer HaChadash to train young jewish zionist leaders about the land of israel and their connection to israel, to support its various programming and opportunities for global Jewry to strengthen their bond with the land of Israel. Ammunition Hill $1,205,619 Ammunition Hill vividly portrays the siege of Jerusalem in the '67 war and serves as an educational center of the crucial battle waged there for the reunification of Jerusalem. Yad Layeled Hameyuch $975,000 Integrates youth with disabilities into the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and later on into israel society. Beersheva Lake $967,500 work is also underway on the be'er sheva river park. known as Neve Midbar, or "desert oasis" in Hebrew, the 23-acre lake will be Israel's largest man-made lake. More importantly, the lake will double as a reservoir to irrigate and care for the park's needs. Water for the reservoir will be supplied by treated and recycled sewage and waste water from the city. Chalutza Bney Netzarim Medical center $950,000 The Jewish National Fund has constructed a brand-new medical facility in Halutza, Israel. The 24-hour medical center offers family medicine and emergency services, and contributes to attracting and retaining residents in the area. Hugay Sayarut $916,980 GREEN HORIZONS, KNOWN IN ISRAEL AS HUGEY SAYARUT, OFFERS OUTDOOR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO ISRAELI YOUTH IN GRADES 5-12. THE TRANSFORMATIVE PROGRAM TAKES PARTICIPANTS ON HIKING AND CAMPING TRIPS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY TO BUILD INTERPERSONAL AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS AND FOSTER A STRONG CONNECTION TO THE LAND OF ISRAEL. Sustainability Laboratory $825,000 Project Wadi Attir is a groundbreaking initiative of the Bedouin community in the Negev to establish a model, and replicable, sustainable agricultural operation for arid environments. Association for Employement Development for the Negev $820,000 The Lauder Employment Center offers comprehensive career services and provides guidance and resources to students and alumni focused on staying in the Negev working with Ben Gurion University. Nefesh B'Nefesh $820,000 Nefesh BNefesh is dedicated to revitalizing Aliyah by removing or minimizing the financial, professional, logistical and social obstacles of the move to Israel. Association for the Welfare of Aged-Be'er Sheva $670,000 Renovation and expansion of Senior Adult housing in Beersheva for residents of the Negev Arava Institute for Environmental Studies $656,558 The Arava Institute for Environmental Studies is a world-class teaching and research center in southern Israel that prepares Muslim, Christian, and Jewish students to cooperatively address the shared environmental challenges of the Middle East. Lotem Integrated Nature Studies $579,130 LOTEM brings people with special needs closer to nature through field trips, accessible hikes in JNFs first inclusive park, and creative workshops in nature, adapted to the needs of participants and for people of all ages. Arava Regional Council- Research & Development $533,526 As part of its Blueprint Negev campaign to make the Negev habitable to the next generation of Israels residents, JNF is investing in the Arava in an effort to double the population of the region over the next decade. Society of Friends for the Preservation of Historical Sites in Israel (SPIHS) $525,000 Society for Preservation of Israel Heritage Sites works to locate, restore, and preserve heritage sites across Israel, many of which date as far back as the 18th century. The Schoen Foundation $500,000 Association that is engaged in the support of various entities and communities in Israel specifically JNF Makom communities. Yivo Institute for Jewish Research $400,000 YIVO is the world's premier institution for the study of Eastern European Jewry and of those Jewish communities such as that in the United States that primarily derive from the migration of Eastern European Jews. Fund for Developing Sderot $378,000 Sderot Indoor recreation Center - a 21,000 square foot secure indoor playground and community center. this indoor playground attraction includes a soccer field and volleyball court, climbing wall, computer center and music programs. Tor Hamidbar $369,060 Tor HaMidbar aims to improve the communal fabric of the Negev through building new communities and strengthening existing ones, promoting a sustainable local economy and developing crucial infrastructure and services which are lacking in Israels periphery. KKL-Afforestation $368,878 As an innovator in green innovations and a pioneer in forest creation, JNF has planted more than 240 million trees in Israel, providing luscious belts of green covering more than 250,000 acres, and invests in agricultural infrastructure development, research, soil conservation, and firefighting. Shlomit - Aquatics Park, Day Care Center & Kindergarten $363,500 Shlomit is one of three communities in Halutza which is located in the northwest Negev on Israels borders with Egypt and Gaza. Halutza was founded in 2005 by a group of families evacuated from the Gush Katif communities of Atzmona and Netzarim during Israels disengagement from Gaza. KKL- General donations $355,920 KKL, born in 1901, is israel's largest green organization and the oldest green organization in the world. KKL-JNF advances water economy, forestry, education, community development, tourism, and research and development in Israel. Makom Lekulam Kidum/National Council Activist Communities $350,000 PROVIDING SOCIAL SERVICES TO BOTH NEW AND STRUGGLING COMMUNITIES TO INCREASE THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND ATTRACT NEW RESIDENTS. Red Mountain Therapeutic Riding Center (Grofit) $340,000 Red Mountain Therapeutic Riding Center provides weekly horseback riding therapy to nearly 200 children and adults with physical and mental disabilities as well as emotional and behavioral issues in Israels remote Arava region. Sapir Pool & Recreation Center $338,989 Arava Sports and Recreation Center being constructed at Sapir Association for Israel Baseball $324,790 Project Baseball gives the children of Israel an opportunity to learn life lessons while building lasting friendships. Economic Company, Sderot- Sderot Outdoor Childrens Park $250,000 Sderot Recreational Outdoor Park for Children Halutzit $225,000 Halutza is comprised of three communities: Naveh, Bnei Betzarim, and Shlomit. Projects have included the Halutza Medical Center, the Halutza Student Program, the Naveh Synagogue Project, and the Young Farmer's Incubator Project. Or Movement (carmit Day Care Center & Visitor Center) $217,142 The OR Movement works to develop and build up the Negev and Galilee, to turn them into independent and thriving centers of life; magnets to every stream of population; and a national engine for growth. Western Galilee Now $212,000 WGN is a consortium of small tourism operators and artisanal businesses which promotes awareness and appreciation for the regions boutique wines, food, art and produce, along with its cultural diversity, historic traditions, and scenic routes nestled between the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. Arava International Center for Agricultural Training $160,000 Arava International Center for Agricultural Training (AICAT) is the leading authority in sophisticated arid lands agricultural studies and training and is a central platform for global collaborations in the agriculture arena. It was founded to train agricultural students from developing countries to give them the tools they need for more sophisticated agriculture and food production. Netzarim Development ( Chalutza medical center) $146,796 Beni Netzarim is one of three communities in Halutza which is located in the northwest Negev on Israels borders with Egypt and Gaza. Halutza was founded in 2005 by a group of families evacuated from the Gush Katif communities of Atzmona and Netzarim during Israels disengagement from Gaza. Shvuatha Adamah $125,000 Earth's Promise was founded with the goal of promoting urban agriculture through developing neg Form 990, Schedule F, Part IV The Jewish National Fund invests in various alternative investments, both domestically and internationally. While the Fund may own these investment vehicles, its ownership in (or transfers to) these investments may not rise to the thresholds required for filing Forms 926 or 5471. To the extent that the Fund is required to file either Form, they are submitted along with its Form 990-T, Business Income Tax Return. CHICAGO TOL DIN 615570 474990 140580 12194 GNY TOL DINNER 533725 422845 110880 5564 422 7680427 6528363 1152064 3290804 8829722 7426198 1403524 3308562 3308562 -1905038 Form 990, Schedule G, Part II - Event Activities The Jewish National Fund operates throughout the United States in pursuit of its charitable mission. The organization conducts hundreds of special event and fundraising activities in multiple jurisdictions and so capturing the precise information for the Schedule G is quite difficult. The organization attributes approximately 15% of all special event fundraising income as being derived from the goods and services component of the ticket price and thus the Column C breakout of revenue (for the 422 events) has been calculated using this allocation methodology. Expenses attributable to these events have not been classified as the sheer volume of events makes this very difficult to capture accurately. true Alexander Muss Institute for Israel Education 114 W 26TH ST 10TH FL New York NY 10001 590173782 501(C)(3) 2478651 GENERAL SUPPORT Israel Campus Coalition PO Box 34640 Washington DC 20043 300664947 501(C)(3) 625000 GENERAL SUPPORT Jerusalem U (Boruchin) 11110 W Oakland Park blvd Sunrise FL 33351 261264680 501(C)(3) 462000 GENERAL SUPPORT Heroes to Heroes Foundation 96 Linwood Plaza Fort Lee NJ 07024 272037965 501(C)(3) 165413 GENERAL SUPPORT Hakshiva - Geerz for Life PO Box 675 Lawrence NY 11559 204966120 501(C)(3) 112100 GENERAL SUPPORT Israeli Disabled War Veterans 1133 Broadway New York NY 10010 133392711 501(C)(3) 100000 GENERAL SUPPORT David Project The PO Box 52390 Boston MA 02205 161616489 501(C)(3) 75000 GENERAL SUPPORT Am Yisrael Foundation 9 East 40th StSuite 300 NEW YORK NY 10016 460664089 501(C)(3) 67500 GENERAL SUPPORT Kelsey Museum 434 S State st Ann Arbor MI 48109 386006309 501(C)(3) 50000 GENERAL SUPPORT Marlo Group - Ayalon Documentary 514 Hamilton Road Merion PA 19066 930928117 501(C)(3) 48000 GENERAL SUPPORT Media Watch 42 East 69th Street New York NY 10021 571134998 501(C)(3) 25000 GENERAL SUPPORT Chabad Lubavitch of Delaware 19 Mather Ave Brooman PA 19008 222842237 501(C)(3) 18000 GENERAL SUPPORT Jewish Federation of Delaware 101 Garden of Eden Rd Wilmington DE 19803 510064315 501(C)(3) 15000 GENERAL SUPPORT Institute for Law and Economics 3501 Sansom St Philadelphia PA 19104 231352685 501(C)(3) 10000 GENERAL SUPPORT Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya 1955 East 6th Street Tucson AZ 85719 860690528 501(C)(3) 10000 GENERAL SUPPORT Yemin Orde 4501 Connecticut Avenue NW Ste 8 Washington DC 20043 223090463 501(C)(3) 7500 GENERAL SUPPORT Jewish Federation of Northeast NY 184 Washington ave albany NY 12203 222805163 501(C)(3) 6000 GENERAL SUPPORT 17 SCHOLARSHIPS 45 126000 Schedule I, Part I, Line 2 The Jewish National Fund principally only makes grants to not-for-profit organiZations outside the United States (in Israel). However, occasionally, JNF will send funds that are intended to support an Israeli organization to its U.S. based "Friends of" organization. In addition, JNF will support U.S. organizations that adopt a similar tax-exempt mission as JNF so long as the organization demonstrates a project that satisfies JNF's programmatic standards. JNF ensures that all grant recipients are Section 501(c)(3) organizations and will require periodic reports from the grantee informing JNF of the status on funded projects. Schedule I, Part III JNF provides certain scholarships to students or educators as it relates to JNFs mission. One type of scholarship given by JNF is based on the recommendations of the individuals school, which is reviewed and approved by JNF. Another type of scholarship is for the JNF faculty fellowship program whereby JNF reviews applications and approves on a case by case basis and then works with those educators upon their return from Israel. X X X X false false false false false false false true false RUSSELL ROBINSON CEO 497883 0 0 1653 27825 0 9023 0 536384 0 0 0 HAROLD COHEN COO 262518 0 7500 1323 27825 0 6889 0 306055 0 0 0 MITCHEL ROSENZWEIG CFO 305223 0 0 1631 27825 0 4538 0 339217 0 0 0 RICHARD KROSNICK CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER 246057 0 7500 1291 27185 0 4489 0 286522 0 0 0 MATTHEW BERNSTEIN CHIEF PLANNED GIVING OFFICER 294884 0 0 0 27825 0 4339 0 327048 0 0 0 STEPHEN BACH CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER 226320 0 0 0 24427 0 7097 0 257844 0 0 0 YAEL KANE CHIEF ISRAEL ADVOCACY AND LEAD 193646 0 0 0 21000 0 8730 0 223376 0 0 0 BETH CHERNER EXECUTIVE VP 165917 0 2000 0 18154 0 6839 0 192910 0 0 0 MICHAEL FEINMAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 175457 0 0 0 19386 0 9401 0 204244 0 0 0 SHARON FREEDMAN NATIONAL CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR 203734 0 0 1289 21666 0 3868 0 230557 0 0 0 DIANE SCAR NATIONAL CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR 207144 0 0 0 22432 0 8038 0 237614 0 0 0 GLEN SCHWARTZ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 149822 0 2500 0 16567 0 6180 0 175069 0 0 0 Form 990, Schedule J, Part I, Line 7 The Jewish National Fund provided 4 discretionary bonus in calendar year 2016 to the following individuals: HAROLD COHEN, COO - $ 7,500 RICHARD KROSNICK, CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER - $7,500 BETH CHERNER, EXECUTIVE VP - $2,000 GLEN SCHWARTZ, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - $2,500 Bonuses issued by the organization are authorized by the CEO based on a "bonus pool" established by the budget and finance committee. The CEO has the discretion to award bonuses based on performance-based criteria or other considerations (i.e. issuing a bonus in lieu of an annual salary increase). The above individuals did not have any input into the awarding of their own bonus. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION, LINE 2: BOARD MEMBER NINA PAUL AND EDWARD PAUL HAVE A FAMILY RELATIONSHIP. form 990, part VI, section B, line 11: THE FORM 990 WAS PREPARED BY A NATIONALLY RENOWNED ACCOUNTING FIRM IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ORGANIZATION'S FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT. BEFORE FILING, THE FORM 990 IS REVIEWED BY MANAGEMENT AND DISTRIBUTED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR REVIEW AND COMMENT. IF ANY ISSUES SHOULD ARISE, IT IS DISCUSSED WITH THE CFO. IF THERE ARE CHANGES, IT IS RECIRCULATED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR APPROVAL. part vi, section A, line 6: The Association shall consist of Zone/Regional and Organizational Members(collectively, "Members,each individually, a "Member"). The following constituent Zionist Organizations are currently Organizational Members: AMEINU American Friends of Likud American Jewish League for Israel American Zionist Movement AMIT ARZA B'nai B'rith Bnai Zion Emunah of America Hadassah - The Women's Zionist Organization of America, Inc. Mercaz USA Meretz USA Na'amat USA RAJ I Religious Zionists of America Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) Part VI, Section a, line 7a: The Zones/Regions shall be entitled to designate forty-five (45) representatives to the Board of Trustees, which shall include each Zone/ Regional President. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12C: The Jewish National Fund's ("JNF") conflict of interest policy exists to protect JNF and assist the staff, volunteers, and members of its governing entities in making ethical decisions that benefit JNF as a whole, not just a particular individual or parties associated with JNF. This policy is intended to supplement, but not replace any applicable state laws that govern conflicts of interest. As a publicly funded organization, the ethical conduct must be of the highest standards. Not only should actual conflict of interest be avoided but also the appearance of, perception of, or potential for a conflict of interest as a person associated with JNF, There is duty to disclose, on an annual basis or when a situation arises, other obligations that might prevent one from acting in the best interest of JNF and then remove oneself from discussions, actions, votes or other activities in relation to the conflict should an issue arise that could be potential conflict of interest, There is a duty to JNF to notify a superior, or a governing entity chair, of the situation. The appropriate parties would investigate and make a determination depending upon their determination, The party may be asked to remove his/herself from participation in discussions or votes related to the conflict or potential conflict. The potential conflict of interest will be investigated by the appropriate parties if it relates to a member of the governing entity, or the senior staff, then it will be turned over to the administration committee that is not involved in the conflict if it involves a member of the staff or a volunteer, a committee and other appropriate senior staff will make the determination. Once the committee has made its determination and presents alternatives, the parties involved may be asked to- abstain from voting on the action - remove yourselves from any discussion relating to the conflict - refrain from discussing the issue with other coworkers, volunteers or governing entity so as not to influence their actions - consider other actions, depending on the situation conflict of interest statements are completed yearly by all personnel and are review by management to monitor possible conflicts. Form 990, Part VI, Section b, Line 15 JNF has adopted procedures to ensure that the compensation it pays to its top executive (Russell Robinson) and the rest of its management team and staff is commensurate with the industry in which it serves. The CEO's compensation is determined by JNF's Compensation Committee after reviewing various performance based metrics and the compensation of similarly situated executives at peer institutions. JNF last conducted a compensation study for Mr. Robinson in 2017 and utilized those recommendations to determine his compensation. All compensation decisions are memorialized in the Compensation Committee meeting minutes.For all other individuals reported on the Form 990, compensation is determined by the CEO. JNF's Budget & Finance Committee determines the annual salary budget which must then be approved by the full Board of Director. The CEO utilizes the annual budget compensation pool to determine salary increases for all JNF employees (inclusive of the executives). Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 UPON REQUEST, THE ORGANIZATION WILL MAKE AVAILABLE ONLY THOSE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO BE DISCLOSED UNDER THE PUBLIC INSPECTION LAWS. Form 990, Part XI, Line 9 Change in Value of Split Interest Agreements - ($1,500,311) Beyachad Fund 58 King George street Jerusalem IS 91079 IS Area Develop. 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