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‘Top 400’ misses full picture of Jewish philanthropic giving

Jewish groups look to The Chronicle of Philanthropy\'s list of top 400 fundraising organizations to see how well Jewish philanthropy is doing.
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November 2, 2006

Jewish groups annually look to The Chronicle of Philanthropy’s list of top 400 fundraising organizations the way the business world looks to the Forbes Fortune 500 list — to see how well Jewish philanthropy is doing.

This year’s list, called

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