CfH Giving

Each Challah for Hunger chapter donates 50% of its profits to the national cause, American Jewish World Service: Darfur, and allocates the other 50% of its profits to organizations of its choosing.  Many of the chapters use this opportunity to engage their community in philanthropic conversations and to develop relationships and volunteer programs with local non-profits. 

We are so proud of the impact of our chapters' donations and we're happy to share this sampling of letters we've received from the orgaizations we have supported.  Below is a list of non-profits to which chapters have donated.

As of December 2011, Challah for Hunger has supported these organizations:

American Jewish World Service
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation
Sharsheret
Jewish World Watch
Santa Clara County Food Bank
Global Fund For Women
Chai Lifeline
Food for Lane County
Dutchess Outreach
Seeds For Tomorrow
Doctors Without Borders / MSF
San Diego Maquiladora Workers Network
Uncommon Good
Our Neighborhood Homework House
Special Service for Groups
Save a Child's Heart
Camfed
Banaa Scholars
Nets For Life
Will Work For Food
Los Hermanos de Stanford
Chittenden Food Shelf
Lehigh County Conference of Churches: Daybreak
Yolo County Food Bank
ItStartsWithUs
FJC–A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds
Camp Kesem
Los Angeles Community Action Network
Foothill Family Shelter
Inland Valley Hope Partners
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Washtenaw County: Alpha House
Inn Vision: Opportunity Services Center
CASA of Washtenaw County
American Cancer Society
Hamilton Food Cupboard
COVE at Colgate: Pineridge South Dakota program
KOFAVIV
Helpline
Philabundance
American Red Cross
Sunday Friends
Jewish Family Services: Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry
Inter-faith Council for Social Service
Strawberry Creek Fund
Comunity Initiatives: Intertribal Friendship House of Oakland
Huerta de la Familia
Jewish Heart for Africa
Buckelew Programs: Blue Sky in Napa
Food Bank of the Southern Tier
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