Siegel Excited to Share Passion for Israel With Community Through Jewish National Fund-USA
Washington, DC., December 20, 2021 — Jewish National Fund-USA’s (JNF-USA) JNFuture leadership in the Mid-Atlantic
region are excited to welcome Sean Siegel as the new JNFuture Campaign Exec in Washington
DC and Philadelphia. A passionate Zionist who cares deeply for the land and
people of Israel, Sean is a welcome addition to the JNF-USA family.
Sean Siegel
Siegel brings with him a wealth of
experience in advocating for Jewish causes. While attending Pace University in
New York, Sean became the founding president of Student’s Supporting Israel (SSI) and served on the national
SSI committee for two years, eventually serving on the SSI Board of Directors
as well.
According to Siegel, his devotion
to Israel truly started after a life-changing birthright trip. “At that point, Israel
became my life, my love, my passion. I knew I wanted to dedicate every waking
minute to supporting our homeland,” he said.
And Siegel believes the
Mid-Atlantic community will continue to show record support for Jewish National
Fund-USA into the new year.
“I’m excited to join JNF-USA
because it is one of the most impactful philanthropic Jewish organizations in the
world, and I’m honored to be able to
help bring its vision for Israel to fruition,” he said. “JNF-USA is truly making a positive impact on the lives
of every Israeli – and it’s an impact that you can
experience hands-on if you travel to Israel. I hope to expand JNFuture’s presence in the Mid-Atlantic region and give
likeminded young philanthropists a voice in Israel and a family here in the
USA.”
Sean can be reached at ssiegel@jnf.org or call 410.486.3317 x844.
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About Jewish National Fund-USA
JNF-USA is the leading philanthropic organization for Israel that supports critical environmental and nation building activities in Israel’s north and south. Through its One Billion Dollar Roadmap for the Next Decade, JNF-USA is developing new communities in the Galilee and Negev, connecting the next generation to Israel, and creating infrastructure and programs that support ecology, individuals with special needs, and heritage site preservation.