With random violence becoming rampant in daily news reports, and anti-Semitism growing at home and abroad, Jewish Federation sees security awareness...
Community Partner Grants
Grants are available to nonprofits and synagogues seeking major funding of $3,000 or more for programs and services addressing individual and communal needs that impact the Jewish community in Monmouth and Greater Middlesex Counties. Jewish Federation’s partnership and grant-making process is designed to invest in programs or projects that meet important needs, leverage resources and generate collaborative partnerships, broaden access and incorporate best practices employed by organizations of excellence.
Security Grants
Federation's focus on security preparedness spans the entire Jewish community as well as our interfaith neighbors. This includes:
- Enhancing relationships with law enforcement
- Offering and sponsoring security training
- Helping secure capital improvement grants from the Department of Homeland Security totaling more than $2 million in the heart of NJ
- Providing 15 targeted matching grants from Federation, itself, for basic security improvements, such as cameras and surveillance systems, lighting, and keypads, at partners' locations
For more information about security grants, or to get your organization involved with Federation’s Security Task Force, contact Amy Keller.
CALL AMY: 732-588-1800 EMAIL AMY
Targeted Overseas Grants
Federation funds programs and services deployed by partners, the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (The JDC) and the Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI), helping the most vulnerable members of our extended Jewish family around the world. In addition, we make targeted overseas grants, focusing on Israel-based organizations, to make a more concentrated impact.
ELIGIBILITY: Israel-based non-profits with an organizational budget of $3,000,000 or less, and with a program budget of $1,000,000 or less can request up to $30,000 per program. Organizations may apply for more than one program.
Funding will be provided for programs supporting Aliyah-eligible Ukrainian refugees, ages 0-25 who are currently in Israel.
To apply for 2023: Complete the online Overseas Targeted Grant Application HERE by September 4, 2022.
Contact Dan Rozett for more information.