We invite you to join us as a sponsor of the 2023 Jewish Leadership Conference—Tikvah’s annual gathering for Jews and Zionists devoted to the moral inheritance of the Jewish people, the freedom and prosperity of the State of Israel, and the civic health and cultural renewal of America and the West.

This year, our conference will focus on the rising generation of young Jews and the renewal of American education. We recognize that America is suffering an educational crisis. What’s needed now, more than ever, is serious discussion and debate on Jewish strategies to repair, replenish, and revitalize American schools, universities, and institutions that educate and inspire Jewish youth. Throughout the day, we will also tackle issues like the vanishing presence of American Jews in our elite institutions; religion and state in America; Israel at 75; and the deep arts of Jewish formation.

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It is our privilege to honor Jennifer and David Millstone with the inaugural Jewish Parents Forum Award. The Millstones are the visionaries behind Tikvah’s Millstone Scholars Program, a unique opportunity for 7th and 8th graders across the country to explore—in small, in-person seminars—the great ideas and leaders of Jewish and Western civilization and the story of modern Israel. Leaders in business, law, and philanthropy, the Millstones have helped Tikvah pioneer new efforts to engage middle schools students in the richness of their Jewish and American inheritance.

We are also deeply honored that Leon Kass—one of the most profound Jewish thinkers and educators of our age—will accept Tikvah’s highest honor, the Herzl Prize, at this year’s conference. Dr. Kass is Dean of the Faculty at Shalem College, Professor Emeritus in the Committee on Social Thought at the University of Chicago, and Scholar Emeritus at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. A lifelong enthusiast of liberal education, he is the author of Leading a Worthy Life: Finding Meaning in Modern Times (2017), and three commentaries on the Hebrew Bible: The Beginning of Wisdom: Reading Genesis (2006), Founding God’s Nation: Reading Exodus (2021), and together with Hannah Mandelbaum, Reading Ruth: Birth, Redemption, and the Way of Israel (2021).

Your generous support of the Jewish Leadership Conference will help provide the crucial philanthropic support we need to advance our mission to educate and inspire the next generation of Jewish leaders. You will help create a generation of Jews—the Tikvah generation—with the moral and intellectual courage we need today.

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Support the Jewish Leadership Conference

Please note that the Jewish Leadership Conference is currently at capacity. If you are interested in joining our waitlist, please click here.

If you would like to sponsor the JLC in support of our efforts, please fill out the form below to make a direct donation.

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*Please note a member of our development team will contact you regarding your benefits. Please kindly provide guest information no later than October 13, 2023.

Tikvah is a 501(c)(3) private operating foundation. Contributions are tax-deductible less $125 per person attending the conference and $250 per person attending the Shabbaton (included for table sponsors). Please contact Alexandra Rosenberg, senior director of development and executive director of the Jewish Leadership Conference, by email at arosenberg@tikvahfund.org or by phone at 646-218-9022 with any questions or to discuss sponsorship opportunities.

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