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Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston raises $45M for Israel Emergency Fund

Iris Schor, Israeli citizen (left), Marc Baker, president and CEO of Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston (middle), and Sarah Abramson, senior vice president, strategy and impact at CJP at a press conference at 126 High St.

Iris Schor, Israeli citizen (left), Marc Baker, president and CEO of Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston (middle), and Sarah Abramson, senior vice president, strategy and impact at CJP at a press conference at 126 High St.

The Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston has raised $45 million for its Israel Emergency Fund, which was formed immediately after the attacks on Israel from Hamas on Oct. 7.

The nonprofit — which is the largest in the state by Mass. assets — announced the historic amount at a press conference on Wednesday morning. In the past 18 days, the organization has received over 5,000 donations, ranging from $2 to millions or dollars.

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