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The judges have deliberated, and we’re proud to announce our Where Do You Give? Finalists!
Check out our submission gallery to view all of the Finalists across our three categories: Tzedakah Box, Web/Interactive and Out of the Box.
Where Do You Give? Finalists will receive $250 and will have their designs featured in a national exhibit, which will kick off in... Read more
After an intense period of public voting, our People’s Choice finalists have finally been chosen.
Thousands of you came to our site from Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, e-mails from your friends and all over the web to pick your favorite designs for the future of giving.
Thank you to... Read more
Juxtaposing the names of the five Books of Moses, Helene Aylon calls on us to do something—give!
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The global inspired sphere can be made of blown milk glass as depicted in the photographs- (however other materials can be used). There can be a slit for... Read more
A truly conceptual and artistic response, Cheselyn Amato’s submission explores tzedakah through Jewish mysticism.
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My submission is in the “out of the box” category, and at this point of development, conceptual and exploratory. The work is in the form... Read more
JChoice.org is a website that provides a Jewish platform for giving. It’s also an entry in our Where Do You Give? Design Competition!
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JChoice .org is focused on engaging the next generation of Jewish youth to learn about the importance of philanthropy... Read more
What, graphically, would inspire us to give and think about our giving priorities? TyMooney responds with his submission for the Where Do You Give? Design Competition.
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Using universal symbols; a medical cross representing aid, a money sign for monetary... Read more
For today’s design check out this 3-Slot Tzedakah Box from SolomonWorks!
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This was fabricated using square tube steel and sheet metal then completely welded including the hinge to create a singular object locked together with a simple pad lock. The... Read more