What is Jpac?
Jewish California (Jpac), founded in 1972, stands as the nation's largest statewide coalition of Jewish organizations. The entity is dedicated to fostering a secure, just, and equitable California through focused advocacy on critical issues such as combating antisemitism and bolstering community support. Jpac has a proven track record of legislative achievements, including the enactment of laws designed to safeguard Jewish students and allocate essential funding for vulnerable populations. Its primary constituents include Jewish communities and organizations throughout California, alongside broader advocacy efforts benefiting all residents of the state.
How much funding has Jpac raised?
Jpac has raised a total of $150K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$150K
Debt (2020): $150K with participation from PPP
What's next for Jpac?
The substantial backing Jpac has received, particularly the recent strategic investment, positions the organization for continued expansion and enhanced impact. This capital infusion is expected to fuel further development of its advocacy initiatives, strengthen its legislative efforts, and broaden its reach in promoting a more equitable California. The organization's focus on critical social issues and its history of legislative success suggest a trajectory aimed at deepening its influence and solidifying its role as a key advocate for its constituents and the wider Californian community.
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