Cultural Preservation Through Institutional Support

Funds the contribution of artworks by Roy Lichtenstein to museum collections, supporting institutional access and public display of the artist’s work.

Provides cash grants to support the general operating needs of recipient organizations, enabling sustained programming and institutional stability in the arts sector.

Funds The Noguchi Museum to advance understanding and appreciation of Isamu Noguchi's art and legacy. This includes providing charitable donations to support the museum's operations and programs.

Provides grants to organizations such as the Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia and the Japanese American Society of Greater Philadelphia to support their activities and strengthen U.S.-Japan relations.

Funds the Metropolitan Museum of Art to promote appreciation and understanding of fine arts. This grantmaking activity is consistently reported across multiple fiscal periods.

Funds the donation of artwork to be displayed at multiple museums, including the Art Institute of Chicago, Victoria and Albert Museum, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, and other institutional recipients across the United States.

Engages in art appreciation and education as a core activity, offering programs that promote public engagement with art and related learning opportunities.

Funds acquisitions of cultural artifacts by museums, including support for York Museums Trust's acquisition of the Ryedale Hoard.

Funds exhibitions at art museums, including support for The Hepworth Wakefield's exhibition Barbara Hepworth: Art & Life.

Accepts donations of artwork for the Tel Aviv Museum of Art’s collection, contributing to its curatorial and archival development.

Awards seven annual Israeli art prizes and provides scholarships to underprivileged children and teens for participation in museum programs, supporting artistic development and access to cultural education.

Engages over 100,000 individuals annually in educational programs tailored for children, teens, adults, seniors, and soldiers. These programs include art-based learning, studio events, and post-exhibition discussions with curators.

Runs the Road to Peace program, which brings together Jewish and Arab children through shared art engagement to promote tolerance, understanding, and coexistence.

Provides financial support to the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, having awarded over $14.7 million in grants since 2014 to fund exhibitions, educational initiatives, and institutional operations. This includes ongoing organizational and financial backing as a U.S.-based grantmaking affiliate.

Organizes private cultural experiences for members, including art trips, studio visits, and exclusive events such as private tours at institutions like the Barnes Foundation, Yale University Art Gallery, and the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation. Events often include curator-led discussions and behind-the-scenes access.

Hosts annual gatherings such as the Hanukkah Party and the Mexican Friends Gala to celebrate art and community, strengthen donor relationships, and raise support for the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. These include cultural celebrations, private tours, and fundraising activities.

Organizes 20 to 34 exhibitions annually across the Tel Aviv Museum of Art’s three-building complex, showcasing modern and contemporary art. This includes major exhibitions supported by funding and institutional coordination.

Funds museums and cultural institutions to support exhibitions, film programming, and archival projects related to the work of Robert Frank, including the preservation of his films and oral history. Recipients include The Museum of Fine Arts Houston and Anthology Film Archives.