Our Mission

The Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta transforms Jewish values into tangible deeds.  We care for the vulnerable, rescue the imperiled, and lead and strengthen the Jewish community in Atlanta, in Israel, and around the world.

Our Organization

• Federation is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt social service organization.
• Last year, we stewarded over $40 million from the Annual Campaign and Endowment Funds.
• The Annual Campaign funds are distributed to more than 20 local, 16 national, and 7 international partner agencies.
• These partnerships provide funding for needed social services, educational and volunteer programs.
• Many of our partners offer non-sectarian programs and services.

Your company’s financial support as a Corporate Sponsor will enable charitable dollars to be used for program and service delivery rather than administrative or overhead expenses.

Community Demographics (Based on our 2006 Centennial Study)

• More than 120,000 Jewish individuals living in approximately 61,300 households;
• 56% increase from previous study in 1996 (from 77,000 Jewish individuals);
• Atlanta’s Jewish community has grown at a comparable rate to the general growth in Atlanta: Jewish households represent 4.3% of all Greater Atlanta households in 2006; in 1996, Jewish households represented 4.4% of the area total;
• Only ten Jewish communities are larger than Atlanta’s Jewish community: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco Bay Area, Boston, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and three counties in Florida: Broward, South Palm Beach and Greater Palm Beach
• 31% of Atlanta Jewish households have moved to the community within the past ten years;
• In contrast, 21% have lived in the area for at least forty years, or were born in Greater Atlanta;
• 20% of all Jewish households report annual incomes of at least $150,000;
• Atlanta Jews of all ages are relatively active and in relatively good health;
• Jewish commitment to charity (“Tzedakah”) is important to Atlanta Jews of all ages.

Market Reach for Corporate Sponsors

• Target market includes the following areas and populations: Intown (28,100), North Metro (27,500), East Cobb (expanded): 17,900, Sandy Springs/Dunwoody (15,300), Gwinnett & East of Perimeter (13,500), North & West of Perimeter (8,700), South (5,400);
• Federation’s Web site, www.JewishAtlanta.org, receives 6,150 unique visitors per month;
• E-Newsletters reach more than 11,000 households each week with an average open rate of 26%;

Sponsorship Levels