The Alliance.
The Black‑Jewish alliance is a growing ecosystem of leaders, institutions, and communities working to build trust, strengthen relationships, and advance shared prosperity. This site is its directory of record: who is doing the work, where, and how to reach them.
The directory is maintained by the Exodus admin team and updated continuously. Every organization listed has confirmed its own entry.
The alliance, in brief.
Black and Jewish organizations built one of the most consequential partnerships in American civic life, and then spent decades apart from one another. The organizations in this directory are rebuilding that relationship deliberately: congregation by congregation, city by city, and program by program. The directory exists so that work is legible to the people who want to join it, fund it, or learn from it.
Miami, May 2026.
The first national gathering of Black‑Jewish alliance organizations in more than 25 years, convened by EXODUS Leadership Forum and Redstone Family Foundation. Leaders from across the field met over three days to map the work, name the gaps, and start this directory.
DOWNLOAD THE CONVENING NEWSPAPER (PDF) →Chicago, October 2026.
The field reconvenes in Chicago to carry the Miami map forward: shared measurement, joint programming across cities, and a clearer route for funders and volunteers into the work. Organizations listed here can flag their interest through their directory profile.
LOADING THE DIRECTORY
- EXODUS Leadership Forum
- Redstone Family Foundation
- The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
- Herbert Simon Family Foundation
- David Merage Foundation for Confronting Antisemitism
- Crown Family Philanthropies
- Blue Square Alliance
- Florence and Laurence Spungen Family Foundation