Jewish 100: Mark Charendoff – Philanthropy
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by Algemeiner Staff
Mark Charendoff
Philanthropy
As the current president of the Maimonides Fund, which assists those looking to donate to charities, Charendoff is deeply dedicated to Jewish philanthropy. But it’s been like that for a long time. Before Maimonides came along, he was president of the Jewish Funders Network, an international organization that allocates millions to charities across the globe. And on top of that, he also sits on the boards of Birthright and The Jewish Week.
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