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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