The Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles (JCF) is one of the largest and most influential Jewish philanthropic and grantmaking organizations in the United States, based in Southern California. It manages over $1 billion in assets through endowments and donor-advised funds, enabling it to distribute hundreds of millions in grants annually to support Jewish and broader community causes. JCF serves as a vital hub for philanthropy, offering donors flexible vehicles for charitable giving while prioritizing impact in areas such as Jewish institutions, educational programs, health initiatives, social services, poverty alleviation, Jewish education, cultural preservation, Israel-related causes, disaster relief, and equity initiatives. The organization emphasizes collaboration with partner organizations, including professional project partnerships, major financial donations, and institutional affiliations (such as with the Jewish Free Loan Association) to amplify community support. Beyond its financial role, JCF administers endowments for families, foundations, and institutions, providing tailored advisory services to ensure philanthropic dollars align with donors' values and community needs. With a focus on transparency and accountability, JCF undergoes regular audits and publishes impact reports, underscoring its commitment to ethical stewardship. Its extensive reach positions it as a key player in shaping philanthropic trends and sustaining vital community infrastructures in Los Angeles and nationally.