American Jewish World Service, Inc.
American Jewish World Service, Inc.
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Mission
Inspired by the Jewish commitment to justice, American Jewish World Service (AJWS) works to realize human rights and end poverty in the developing world.
About
Program: The Programs Division (PD) oversees and implements AJWS's international grantmaking. In fy2019, AJWS awarded 672 grants to 510 human rights organizations working to defend civil and political rights, advance sexual health and rights, promote climate justice and respond to disasters. AJWS focuses its core work in 19 countries and supports grantees in 20 additional countries (totaling 39) via a donor-advised fund.