A & L Borg Private Foundation Incorporated
The organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting various charitable initiatives, primarily within the Jewish community. Its mission emphasizes the importance of religious education, community service, and health-related charitable activities. The foundation funds a range of recipients, including educational institutions, synagogues, and health charities, reflecting its commitment to enhancing the welfare of the Jewish population. While it primarily supports organizations in Israel and New York, its funding also extends to other states. Overall, the foundation plays a significant role in promoting Jewish cultural and educational values through its grant-making activities.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
Small-to-mid sized Jewish communal organizations, religious schools, synagogues, or Jewish health/service institutions with ties to New York or Israel and a need for general operating support or project funding.
Good Fit
- • Mission focused on Jewish religious education, synagogues, or Jewish community health and emergency response.
- • Organizational ties to New York or Israel (historical or programmatic).
- • Capacity to accept general operating support or a large single grant (evidence of past large grants to medical center).
- • Ability to make an introduction or connection to the named officers or demonstrate prior relationship.
Geography
Grants in the observed years flowed to recipients in Israel and multiple U.S. states (New York, Florida and others), and the latest year shows multi-country/multi-state giving with most dollars directed to Israel.
Recipient Variety
Across three years the foundation funded a moderate number of distinct organizations (18 in 2022, 11 in 2023, 8 in 2024) with several repeat grantees, indicating a moderately diverse recipient set for a small private foundation.
New Applicants
The foundation does accept new recipients (several new grantees appeared in 2023 and 2024) and provides a named contact with rolling 'no special form' instructions, but giving is selective and heavily concentrated in a few beneficiaries, so new entrants are plausible but likely require strong fit or an introduction.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
