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Returning The Sparks Inc

Medway, MA · EIN 843118228 · Website ↗ · 990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$2K

Total Giving

$30K

Grants on File

Average Grant

$4K

Giving Radius

Where Returning The Sparks Inc Has Given

Historical grants to 7 recipients across 4 states. Top concentrations: LAS VEGAS ($10K, 1 grant), AUBURNDALE ($5K, 1 grant), WORCESTER ($5K, 1 grant), AMHERST ($4K, 1 grant), STORRS ($3K, 1 grant). Plus international giving not shown on this map.

Section I

How to Apply

No application guidelines on file — check the foundation's website directly.

On Unsolicited Proposals no

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient	Location	Amount	Purpose	Year
The Aguda	Tel Aviv,	$700	To Promote Efforts to Support Judaism and the Jewish People by Supporting Jewish College Student Organizations in Educating Jewish College Students During Covid Through an Educational Website and the Display of Uplifiting Israeli Art Lending Library for student dorm rooms. The displays are meant to be installed in student dorm rooms and sometimes publicly in the hillel building until students return.	2021
Clark University Hillel	Worcester, MA	$5K	To Promote Efforts to Support Judaism and the Jewish People by Supporting Jewish College Student Organizations in Educating Jewish College Students During Covid Through an Educational Website and the Display of Uplifiting Israeli Art Lending Library for student dorm rooms. The displays are meant to be installed in student dorm rooms and sometimes publicly in the hillel building until students return.	2021
Uconn Hillel	Storrs, CT	$3K	To Promote Efforts to Support Judaism and the Jewish People by Supporting Jewish College Student Organizations in Educating Jewish College Students During Covid Through an Educational Website and the Display of Uplifiting Israeli Art Lending Library for student dorm rooms. The displays are meant to be installed in student dorm rooms and sometimes publicly in the hillel building until students return.	2021
Umass Amherst Hillel	Amherst, MA	$4K	To Promote Efforts to Support Judaism and the Jewish People by Supporting Jewish College Student Organizations in Educating Jewish College Students During Covid Through an Educational Website and the Display of Uplifiting Israeli Art Lending Library for student dorm rooms. The displays are meant to be installed in student dorm rooms and sometimes publicly in the hillel building until students return.	2021
Northeastern Hillel	Boston, MA	$2K	To Promote Efforts to Support Judaism and the Jewish People by Supporting Jewish College Student Organizations in Educating Jewish College Students During Covid Through an Educational Website and the Display of Uplifiting Israeli Art Lending Library for student dorm rooms. The displays are meant to be installed in student dorm rooms and sometimes publicly in the hillel building until students return.	2021
Jewish Social Response	Las Vegas, NV	$10K	To support career up now (jewish social response is their fiscal sponsor) to empower jewish emerging professionals to advance spiritually and in their careers while INCorporating jewish values into their lives through innovative networking and soulful education opportunities with jewish industry leaders.	2022
Jadyn Becker	New Rochelle, NY	$500	Student stipend - iall	2023
Jay Snyder	Auburndale, MA	$5K	Stipend - fly with us	2023

8 grants total

Section V

Board of Directors

DAVID GEMUNDER PRES/TREAS/SECR/DIR
GILAD SKOLNICK MA DIRECTOR
ILANA SNAPSTAILER DIRECTOR
ARINNE EDELMAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/DIRECTOR
DAVID GEMUNDER PRES, TREAS, SECR, DIRECTOR
GILAD SKOLNICK MA DIRECTOR
ILANA SNAPSTAILER DIRECTOR
ARINNE EDELMAN EXEC DIRECTOR & DIRECTOR
DAVID GEMUNDER PRES, TREAS, SECR, DIRECTOR
GILAD SKOLNICK MA DIRECTOR
ILANA SNAPSTAILER DIRECTOR
ARINNE BRAVERMAN EXEC DIRECTOR & DIRECTOR
DAVID GEMUNDER PRES, TREAS, SECR, DIRECTOR
GILAD SKOLNICK MA DIRECTOR
ILANA SNAPSTAILER DIRECTOR
ARINNE BRAVERMAN EXEC DIRECTOR & DIRECTOR

Section VI

Filing History

Year-by-year financial summary from IRS 990-PF filings. Total assets and qualifying distributions show the foundation's growth and giving trajectory.

Year	Total Assets	Qualifying Distributions	Total Revenue	Total Expenses
2023	$1	—	$155K	$159K
2022	$4K	—	$137K	$141K
2021	$8K	—	$173K	$168K
2020	$2K	—	$5K	$3K
2019	$1	—	$1	—

Section VII

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