The Blue Card

Mission

The mission of The Blue Card is to provide direct financial assistance, with a minimum of obstacles, in a caring and dignified manner to needy Jewish survivors of Nazi persecution and their families in the United States. The Blue Card was established by the Jewish Community in 1934 in Germany to help Jews already being affected by the Nazi persecution through loss of jobs and other forms of oppression. In 1939, The Blue Card was reestablished in the United States to continue adding refugees of Nazi persecution resettling in America. The Blue Card offers its help in five types of programs: emergency cash assistance, monthly stipends, Jewish holiday gifts, emergency response, and summer vacations.

Vision

Assist Holocaust survivors in need and to preserve stories and memories of Holocaust survivors

Goals

1.Strengthen and expand The Blue Card's core programs that provide direct financial assistance to Holocaust survivors in need in the United States. By prioritizing essential services such as emergency cash aid, monthly stipends, holiday support, and emergency response, we ensure survivors receive timely, dignified assistance with minimal barriers.
2.Increase access to The Blue Card's assistance programs by expanding outreach, strengthening referral partnerships, and identifying Holocaust survivors in need across the United States. This effort ensures to access vital financial support and services.
3.Strengthen The Blue Card's organizational capacity by improving operational systems, financial sustainability, and fundraising infrastructure. These investments will enhance the organization's ability to efficiently deliver assistance programs and ensure long-term support for Holocaust survivors in need.

New York NY | EIN: 13-1623910

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501(c)(3) organization

171 Madison Avenue, Suite 1405,
New York NY 10016

https://www.bluecardfund.org

212-239-2251

The Blue Card

Mission

Vision

Assist Holocaust survivors in need and to preserve stories and memories of Holocaust survivors

Goals

1.Strengthen and expand The Blue Card's core programs that provide direct financial assistance to Holocaust survivors in need in the United States. By prioritizing essential services such as emergency cash aid, monthly stipends, holiday support, and emergency response, we ensure survivors receive timely, dignified assistance with minimal barriers.
2.Increase access to The Blue Card's assistance programs by expanding outreach, strengthening referral partnerships, and identifying Holocaust survivors in need across the United States. This effort ensures to access vital financial support and services.
3.Strengthen The Blue Card's organizational capacity by improving operational systems, financial sustainability, and fundraising infrastructure. These investments will enhance the organization's ability to efficiently deliver assistance programs and ensure long-term support for Holocaust survivors in need.

New York NY | EIN: 13-1623910

Profile managed by nonprofit | Is this your nonprofit?

501(c)(3) organization

171 Madison Avenue, Suite 1405,
New York NY 10016

https://www.bluecardfund.org

212-239-2251

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Additional Information

Website Reported on Tax Form:Yes

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No Material Diversion of Assets:Yes

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Financial Statements:Yes

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Audit Oversight Committee:Yes

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No Loans Reported To or From Officers:Yes

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Records Retention Policy:Yes

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Tax Form Disclosed on Website:No

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100%	Website Reported on Tax Form:Yes
100%	No Material Diversion of Assets:Yes
100%	Financial Statements:Yes
100%	Audit Oversight Committee:Yes
100%	No Loans Reported To or From Officers:Yes
100%	Records Retention Policy:Yes
0%	Tax Form Disclosed on Website:No

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