The Genesis Prize

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The Genesis Prize Foundation awards the annual $1 million Genesis Prize and is a global philanthropic organization that celebrates and supports Jewish talent and contributions to humanity's advancement. The prize was established in 2013 by The Genesis Prize Foundation (CEO, Stan Polovets) and is backed by a $100 million endowment. The prize is awarded to individuals who have demonstrated both remarkable professional achievement and a commitment to Jewish values and social responsibility. Mission: To honor remarkable contributions to humanity, staying true to Jewish heritage and values. Key Initiatives: The Genesis Prize, fostering Jewish identity, pride, and values globally. Notable Laureates: Steven Spielberg (2021), Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (2018 Lifetime Achievement Award), Michael Bloomberg (2014) The Genesis Prize Foundation's mission extends beyond the annual prize, supporting various initiatives to promote Jewish identity, inspire Jewish pride, and strengthen the bonds between Israel and Jews around the world. The prize, called the ''Jewish Nobel'' by Time magazine, is a symbol of unity and inspiration, encouraging Jews to connect to their heritage and Israel. The selection process for the prize involves public nominations and evaluation by a committee, ensuring laureates represent professional success and embody the Jewish community's core values. The Genesis Prize Foundation is also deeply involved in philanthropic initiatives addressing critical issues within the Jewish community and broader society. The foundation amplifies its impact through strategic partnerships across the fields of education, the arts, social justice, inclusion of those with disabilities, and health care. Contact: For more information on the Genesis Prize Foundation and its laureates, visit genesisprize.org.

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