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Jane and Daniel Och Family Foundation

Foundation · Florham Park, United States

#182 LP Ranking #21 of 714 foundations
8 VC firms backed
01 · Background

Who Jane and Daniel Och Family Foundation is.

Historical Background
The Jane and Daniel Och Family Foundation is a private, grant-making foundation that received tax-exempt status in June 2009. It was established by Daniel Och, founder of the hedge fund Sculptor Capital Management (formerly Och-Ziff Capital Management), and his wife, Jane Och.
Source of Capital
The foundation's capital is derived from the personal wealth of the Och family. As of 2023, the foundation reported total assets of over $523 million.
Major Events
In 2023, the foundation gave a significant gift to the non-profit organization RIP Medical Debt, aimed at eliminating $264 million in medical debt for residents of Miami-Dade County. The foundation made a foundational gift of $50 million to NewYork-Presbyterian to expand the Och Spine program across the New York metropolitan area.
Allocation Strategy
The foundation operates as a grant-making institution, providing funds to non-profit organizations rather than making traditional private equity or venture capital investments. Its philanthropic focus includes education, public health, medical research, Jewish causes, and community development. Geographically, the foundation demonstrates a strong focus on the greater New York City area and has supported initiatives in other regions, such as Miami-Dade County.
02 · Fund commitments

The funds Jane and Daniel Och Family Foundation backs.

Jane and Daniel Och Family Foundation is a limited partner in 8 funds. 5 of them place in the Power Law Investor Ranking; those lead, best-ranked first.

03 · Allocation

How Jane and Daniel Och Family Foundation’s fund book is spread.

The 8 funds Jane and Daniel Och Family Foundation backs, by where the manager is headquartered and how many funds that manager has raised.

Where those managers are based

By fund headquarters.

  • North America 788%
  • Rest of world 113%

United States 7 · Hong Kong 1