Committed to Tikkun Olam and Tzedakah

Through the traditional Jewish values of Tikkun Olam (“repairing the world”) and Tzedakah (advancing justice by helping others become self-sufficient), our mission is to help disadvantaged people gain self-sufficiency and control over their lives through civic engagement, education and women’s rights.

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The Story of The Moriah Fund

The Moriah Fund was established in 1985 to perpetuate the lifelong philanthropic commitment of its founders, Robert and Clarence Efroymson. For its first 35 years, the foundation was led and shaped by Robert’s daughter, Mary Ann Stein, who passed away in 2023 Since 2019, Moriah has been led by Robert’s grandson, Gideon Stein.

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PROGRAMS

What We Support

We are dedicated to helping the disadvantaged in both the U.S. and overseas, through civic engagement, education and women’s rights.

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Civic Engagement

We support nonpartisan organizations that encourage civic involvement and foster an inclusive political environment.

Education

We support organizations removing educational barriers, improving learning outcomes, and expanding opportunity.

Israel

We support organizations that advance civic engagement, education, economic opportunity and human rights in Israel.

Women’s Rights

We support organizations that protect the rights of women and girls in the U.S. and overseas.

Our Grant Programs

We support emerging leaders, innovative programs and cross-sector collaborations that are responding to some of the most critical issues. Places where private philanthropy can make a difference. This means areas that receive inadequate government funds or that leverage public and private support through advocacy.

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