The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia is pleased to welcome Jim Squadrito as the new assistant director of endowment accounting.

“I’m excited to contribute to the finance team in both a meaningful and thoughtful way, utilizing my previous financial and accounting experience with nonprofit organizations, and to contribute to the Jewish Federation’s mission to enrich the lives of Jewish communities and individuals, locally, in Israel, and elsewhere around the world,” said Squadrito. “This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to the continued success of the organization and the significant impact it has on the lives of many.”

Prior to joining the Jewish Federation, Squadrito worked at The University of the Arts (UArts) as the assistant controller. In this role, he assisted with the preparation of quarterly financial statements through detailed analysis. Squadrito also oversaw the university’s annual operating and capital budget to ensure alignment with strategic financial objectives. Previously, he worked as a staff accountant at Widener University, preparing financial statements and analyzing the monthly budgets for the School of Law.

Squadrito holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Masters in Business Administration from Widener University. He is a member of the Eastern Association of College and University Business Officers, the National Association of College and University Business Officers, and the University Risk Management and Insurance Association. 

In his new role, Squadrito will work on the accounting for the Jewish Community Foundation and the Foundation for Jewish Day Schools. 

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The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Philadelphia, formorally the Endowments Program, is steadfast in their commitment to providing top-tier, customized service to individuals, families, and Jewish institutions. With more than a century of experience in charitable giving, our expert team of professionals works with you one-on-one to channel your philanthropic dollars to make a lasting impact within the Jewish community and beyond for today and generations to come. To learn more about the Jewish Community Foundation, click here. 

The Foundation for Jewish Day Schools, created by the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia in partnership with the regional Jewish day schools, is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, whose mission is to provide needs-based school scholarships, with an expanded opportunity to support enhanced curriculum content for public school students. To learn more, click here. 

The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia works to foster vibrant Jewish communities locally and around the world. You can support this mission by clicking here.