Funding search · EIN 581947342 · New York, NY

Murray & Sydell Rosenberg Foundationinc

Name: Murray & Sydell Rosenberg Foundationinc grants, 2021–2024
Creator: PaperOrbit
License: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/exempt-organization-public-disclosure-and-availability-requirements

A private foundation (files IRS Form 990-PF). Most private foundations do not take unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.

508
grants reported: $166.9M
total given: 2021–2024
filing years: $30,000
median grant

Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2021–2024. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.

What they fund

humanitarian assistancehumanitarian

Full IRS filings ↗How this is built Report an error

Funding pattern

What this funder pays for, at what size, and how to position adjacent work. Read from their filings, with every number checked against the record.

Where the money goes

Direct relief and poverty aid through Orthodox Jewish charities
Israel-based humanitarian giving via US conduit funds
Yeshivas, kollels and congregations in Brooklyn, Lakewood, Monsey
Food assistance, medical referral and crisis funds (Tomchei Shabbos, Refuah)
Assistance grants paid directly to individuals
Chabad and outreach institutions in the US and abroad

Typical grant

Median grant is $30,000, with the middle half between $10,000 and about $110,000. The very large checks, $1.6M to $3.4M, go to a small set of pass-through and relief funds like Central Fund of Israel, Rodef Shalom Vachesed, AFO Zavat Chalav and AFO B'nai Levy, while the long tail of $5,000 to $50,000 checks goes to individual yeshivas, congregations, mikvahs and local chesed funds. With 508 grants to 238 recipients across four years, most grantees repeat, so this reads as a recurring roster rather than a fresh slate each year.

Their words

Phrases from their own grant descriptions, worth speaking back to them.

“HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE”
“AFO”
“VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS (INFORMATION AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST)”
“TOMCHEI SHABBOS”
“KUPA SHEL TZEDAKA”

Positioning adjacent work

Every grant is coded "HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE"; frame work as direct relief to people, not research or study.
Connect to their food, medical and crisis-relief cluster: Tomchei Shabbos, Refuah Resources, Sephardic Medical Resources.
Ask in the $10,000 to $50,000 band unless you already sit inside their institutional network.
Israel-directed work should route through an established US friends-of entity, matching their AFO grantee pattern.

Worth knowing: Giving is almost entirely within the Orthodox and Haredi Jewish world, concentrated in Brooklyn, Lakewood, Monsey and Jerusalem, and four recipients absorbed over $10M in the 2024 record alone. There is no research or program category anywhere in the file, and the roster looks relationship-driven and community-based, so a cold approach from outside that network is unlikely to land.

9 grants matching “keren” · $1.6M

$79,430
Keren Kiryat Sefer · Lakewood, NJ · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$5,000
M Y Keren Hashluchim · Brooklyn, NY · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$376,035
Keren Kiryat Sefer · Lakewood, NJ · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$177,256
Keren Kiryat Sefer · Lakewood, NJ · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$71,670
M Y Keren Hashluchim · Brooklyn, NY · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$858,883
Keren Kiryat Sefer · Lakewood, NJ · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$41,670
M Y Keren Hashluchim · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$25,000
Keren Zichron Rabbeinu Yecheskel Shraga · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$10,000
Keren Torah Vechesed · Lakewood, NJ · 2021
Humanitarian assistance

Top recipients

Repeat recipients are the strongest signal of whether a funder has an open door or quietly re-funds the same organizations.

Afo Zavat Chalav4 grants · $40.9M
Central Fund of Israel11 grants · $19.4M
Rodef Shalom Vachesed6 grants · $18.0M
Meged Shomayim4 grants · $17.2M
Afo B Nai Levy5 grants · $16.1M
Afo Beis Medresh Taharos4 grants · $6.3M
The Aleph Institute4 grants · $3.4M
Association Or4 grants · $3.1M
Afo Yad Yemin5 grants · $2.5M
Machne Israel4 grants · $2.1M

Giving over time

$72.8M

2021

$37.7M

2022

$38.5M

2023

$17.9M

2024

Grant history

The 100 largest of 508 grants.

$17.3M
Afo Zavat Chalav · Lakewood, NJ · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$11.7M
Meged Shomayim · Lakewood, NJ · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$11.2M
Afo Zavat Chalav · Lakewood, NJ · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$9.9M
Afo Zavat Chalav · Lakewood, NJ · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$6.7M
Afo B Nai Levy · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$6.1M
Central Fund of Israel · New York, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$5.4M
Central Fund of Israel · New York, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$5.4M
Rodef Shalom Vachesed · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$4.5M
Rodef Shalom Vachesed · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$4.4M
Afo B Nai Levy · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$4.3M
Rodef Shalom Vachesed · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$4.1M
Central Fund of Israel · New York, NY · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$3.4M
Meged Shomayim · Lakewood, NJ · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$3.4M
Central Fund of Israel · New York, NY · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$3.2M
Afo B Nai Levy · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$3.0M
Rodef Shalom Vachesed · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$2.7M
Afo Beis Medresh Taharos · Airmont, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$2.4M
Afo Zavat Chalav · Lakewood, NJ · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$1.8M
Afo Yad Yemin · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$1.7M
Meged Shomayim · Lakewood, NJ · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$1.7M
Afo B Nai Levy · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$1.7M
Special Children Center · Lakewood, NJ · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$1.7M
Afo Beis Medresh Taharos · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$1.6M
Afo Beis Medresh Taharos · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$1.2M
The Aleph Institute · Miami, FL · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$1.1M
Association Or · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$1.0M
Yeshiva University · New York, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$1.0M
American Friends of B Nai Levy · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$983,521
Association Or · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$900,030
The Aleph Institute · Miami, FL · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$882,000
Friends of Yad Naftali · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$858,883
Keren Kiryat Sefer · Lakewood, NJ · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$850,000
Donors Fund · Lakewood, NJ · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$812,375
Machne Israel · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$804,750
The Aleph Institute · Miami, FL · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$790,013
Tomchei Shabbos · Monsey, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$756,798
Various Individuals Information Ava · Atlanta, GA · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$750,000
Beth Medrash Govoha of America · Lakewood, NJ · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$731,310
Tova Uvrucha · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$730,500
Agudath Israel of America · New York, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$706,699
Various Individuals (Information Available Upon Request) · New York, NY · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$706,405
Various Individuals (Information Available Upon Request) · New York, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$594,300
Association Or · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$577,680
Tomchei Shabbos · Monsey, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$565,000
Afo Yeshiva Dmir · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$554,000
Congregation Ahavas Tzdokah Vchesed · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$510,150
Machne Israel · Brooklyn, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$469,563
Machne Israel · Brooklyn, NY · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$465,000
The Aleph Institute · Miami, FL · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$443,350
Congregation Forest Glen · Lakewood, NJ · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$442,500
Rodef Shalom Vachesed · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$432,000
Rodef Shalom Vachesed · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$426,096
Association Or · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$422,183
Afo Beis Medresh Taharos · Brooklyn, NY · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$410,844
Friends of Talmudic Studies · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$396,595
Pmpa Fund · Brooklyn, NY · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$396,000
Congregation Anshi Fallsburg · Fallsburg, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$395,954
Bonei Olam · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$376,035
Keren Kiryat Sefer · Lakewood, NJ · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$368,850
Various Individuals Information Ava · Atlanta, GA · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$333,340
Lehava-Rctt Reviving Communities · Monsey, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$332,000
Agudath Israel of America · New York, NY · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$327,201
US Friends of Yad Ezrah · Suffern, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$325,375
Machne Israel · Brooklyn, NY · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$323,245
Kollel International · Lakewood, NJ · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$315,538
Meged Shomayim · Lakewood, NJ · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$310,010
Chaim Berlin Yeshiva · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$305,706
Afo Yad Yemin · Brooklyn, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$300,500
Tomchei Shabbos · Monsey, NY · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$300,000
Dressed With Dignity · Spring Valley, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$293,504
Rayim for Chayim · Monroe, NY · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$280,000
Zichron Menachem · Monsey, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$277,000
Catholic Charities Neighborhood · Brooklyn, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$256,986
Afo Yad Yemin · Brooklyn, NY · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$256,355
Siach Emuna · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$253,161
Siach Emuna · Brooklyn, NY · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$250,000
Reb Shayalas Kitchen · Spring Valley, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$250,000
The Flatbush Community Fund · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$248,668
Pmpa Fund · Brooklyn, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$246,566
Siach Emuna · Brooklyn, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$231,778
Kollel International · Lakewood, NJ · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$223,016
Afo Yad Eliezer · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$220,000
Chabad Lubavitch Center · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$212,883
Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$212,500
Grant Recommendation Fund · Spring Valley, NY · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$207,250
Congregation Forest Glen · Lakewood, NJ · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$206,620
Tova Uvrucha · Lakewood, NJ · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$200,000
Afo B Nai Levy · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$192,567
Central Fund of Israel · New York, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$192,111
Tova Uvrucha · Lakewood, NJ · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$186,550
Afo Old City Cheder · Allentown, PA · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$185,825
Partners for Charity Fund for Israel · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$180,000
Parnassah Network · Lakewood, NJ · 2024
Humanitarian assistance
$179,167
Yeshiva Zichron Moshe · Fallsburgh, NY · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$177,256
Keren Kiryat Sefer · Lakewood, NJ · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$171,875
Chaim Berlin Yeshiva · Brooklyn, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$168,457
Rofeh Cholim Cancer Society · Brooklyn, NY · 2022
Humanitarian assistance
$166,668
Yeshiva Zichron Moshe · Fallsburgh, NY · 2023
Humanitarian assistance
$158,400
Congregation Oseh Choyil · Monsey, NY · 2021
Humanitarian assistance
$151,491
Khal B Lev Echod · Brooklyn, NY · 2022
Humanitarian assistance

View all 508 grants →

Who else funds this kind of work

Same state

The Bloomberg Family Foundation815 grants · $3.00B
Pfizer Patient Assistance Foundation134 grants · $5.49B

Similar purposes

Jewish United Fund163 grants · $397.9M
Christian Community Foundation4,375 grants · $507.9M
Musk Foundation129 grants · $871.4M

Similar grant size

The Ayco Charitable Foundation15,303 grants · $2.05B
Ohio Child Care Resource and Referral16,278 grants · $1.08B
Gs Donor Advised Philanthropy Fund19,135 grants · $6.79B

Grants already paid are the record; PaperOrbit reads your paper and finds the funders whose record matches it — then explains why.

Search funders like this one

Source: IRS Form 990-PF, Part XV, as filed by the foundation. These are grants already paid — a record of what this funder backs, not an open call.