IRS 990 Nonprofit Profile
Return The United Fund For The Edu Of Russian Immigrant Children In Is
Return was founded in 1991 with the goal of educating and inspiring russian immigrant children to understand, practice, and love jewish traditions. through its vast network of educational and social service institutions in israel, return prepares the next generation for life as educated, upstanding and successful israeli citizens. over half of the student body comes from impoverished, single family homes, yet return has achieved unprecedented success. return's reputation has led to its expansion, and it now also serves students from mainstream israeli families. return brings judaism to life, motivating youngsters to embrace their heritage with pride. "investing in israel's children" continues to pay outstanding dividends.
- Filing year
- 2013
- Total revenue
- $2.7M
- Total expenses
- $4.0M
- Program expenses
- $3.4M
- Administration
- $180K
- Fundraising
- $493K
- Program share of expenses
- 83%
- EIN
- 113064893
- Location
- Brooklyn, NY
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