APPLICATION
Jewish Experience Grant
The Board of Trustees of Columbia Jewish Federation places great importance on providing opportunities for Jewish youth to participate in Jewish experience programs that enhance Jewish identity, allowing them to experience Jewish culture and traditions in inclusive, positive, and safe settings with other Jews.
Our Jewish Experience Grant program (formerly the Steven Terner Jewish Summer Camp Scholarship) is open to current donors to the Annual Campaign who seek financial assistance with registration fees for Jewish experience programs for their children. While all donors to the Annual Campaign are encouraged to apply, preference will be given to those with demonstrated financial need and the size of awards made will reflect the need demonstrated in your application.
Qualifying programs include Jewish day and summer camps, youth group conferences and conventions, leadership programs, Israel programs, and regional, national, and international Maccabi events.
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY MARCH 31, 2024, AND GRANT AWARDS
WILL BE ANNOUNCED TO APPLICANTS BY APRIL 15, 2024
PAYMENT WILL BE MADE DIRECTLY TO HOST ORGANIZATIONS
NO LATER THAN APRIL 30, 2024
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This is the narrative section of your grant application. It will be used to determine the purpose and size of your award and will allow Columbia Jewish Federation to forward payment of any grant award made.
Grant awards will only be paid to the qualifying program, not to applicants. and, while these grant awards are open to all current donors to Columbia Jewish Federation's Annual Campaign, awards made will reflect the financial need demonstrated in your application.
I/We, in acceptance of any Jewish Experience Grant award made by Columbia Jewish Federation, agree that my/our child(ren) shall address the Board of Trustees following completion of the program to share the benefit of having participated. Further, my/our child(ren) shall write a brief one-page testimonial for publication in Columbia Jewish News highlighting the nature of the program for which the grant was received and the impact of participation on their Jewish identity.