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concerned that, for instance,
JDC's focus on at-risk commu-
nities outside of Israel might be
diluted by other issues.
But leaders examining differ-
ent models for a new umbrella
agency also see possibilities for
enabling Americans to earmark
charitable gifts for special caus-
es. Currently, when a metro De-
troiter contributes to Campaign,
he or she doesn't have the option
of choosing where those dollars
go.
With a restructuring comes
the likelihood that donors who
give beyond a certain level will
be able to target specific desti-
nations for their gifts, Mr.
Tauber says. A merger might
also help build up endowments,
a specialty area of CJ F.
Committee members looking
into the changes stress that
nothing will be written in stone
until North American federa-
tions, synagogues, religious and
cultural organizations, particu-
larly Zionist groups, have their
say, too.
If a merger occurs, "it will
have a dramatic effect on three
out of the four agencies — like
ending the existence of three and
altering the existence of the
fourth," Mr. Tauber says. "What
it will entail is a new organiza-
tion to meet the new needs." El
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