Endowments & Legacy Giving
Building a Stronger Future, Together
The Minnesota JCC Foundation helps ensure the long-term strength and sustainability of the Minnesota JCC by stewarding the JCC’s real estate assets, endowment, and restricted funds. Through endowment and legacy giving, donors can create lasting support for the programs, services, and experiences that strengthen our community.
Endowment gifts are invested to provide ongoing annual support, while legacy gifts offer a meaningful way to include the Minnesota JCC in your estate or long-term plans. Together, these gifts help ensure the JCC remains a vibrant, welcoming place where people can connect, grow, and thrive for generations to come.
Find Your Inspiration
People choose to make endowment gifts to the Minnesota JCC for many deeply personal reasons—from honoring family legacies and celebrating milestones to ensuring the programs and community they value will thrive for generations to come.
Honor Your Family Legacy
An endowment gift is a meaningful way to celebrate your family’s connection to the J and ensure that future generations benefit from the same programs, values, and community that have enriched your life.
Creative Lasting Community Impact
Your endowment gift provides sustainable support that grows over time, ensuring the J can continue serving the community with vital programs that promote well-being, foster inclusivity, and bring people together for years to come.
Invest in the Future
Endowment gifts are carefully invested so that the earnings support the J’s mission year after year, allowing your generosity to make a perpetual difference while preserving the principal for future needs and opportunities.
About the Minnesota JCC Foundation
The Minnesota JCC Foundation, a distinct 501(c)3 non-profit organization (Tax ID 41-0698596), holds and distributes endowment and restricted funds, and manages the JCC’s real estate assets, in the form of two single-purpose, wholly owned subsidiary, limited liability companies, which hold the Martin & Esther Capp Building and Camp Butwin, respectively.
