The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS), now known as the Blue Square Alliance Against Hate, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by Robert Kraft in 2019. It focuses on combating antisemitism and all forms of hate through initiatives like the Blue Square symbol (introduced in 2023) to promote allyship, public awareness campaigns including a $7 million Super Bowl ad in 2024 titled 'Stop Jewish Hate', partnerships, empathy-driven messaging, and education. Heavily funded by Kraft family wealth, the organization has committed an additional $200 million and emphasizes non-partisan efforts to change hearts and minds. It has faced criticism for its founder's political stances, particularly amid the Israel-Gaza conflict, with detractors arguing it defends controversial positions (source: The Nation, 2024).