The Decalogue Society of Lawyers, founded in 1934, is the nation's oldest Jewish bar association dedicated to advancing lawyers' professional development, raising the standards of the bar and bench, and educating the public on legal and Jewish issues while combating discrimination, particularly anti-Semitism. With an operating budget of $124.3K and total revenue of $164.1K for the 2025 filing year, the organization relies significantly on support from the Howard and Tracy Ankin Charitable Foundation, which contributes a substantial portion of its funding. The society also fosters relationships with attorneys and professionals across various ethnic and religious organizations to support Jewish interests.