Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture

Founded in 1965 by Dr. Nahum Goldmann z”l with German reparation funds, the initial mandate of MFJC was the reconstruction of Jewish cultural life around the world following the Holocaust. It achieved this by identifying and supporting a new generation of scholars, academics, rabbis, educators, and other communal Jewish professionals.

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Founded in 1965 by Dr. Nahum Goldmann z”l with German reparation funds, the initial mandate of MFJC was the reconstruction of Jewish cultural life around the world following the Holocaust. It achieved this by identifying and supporting a new generation of scholars, academics, rabbis, educators, and other communal Jewish professionals.

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