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Program Areas • Grants

Jewish Philanthropy and Education

Increasing knowledge and understanding of the Jewish heritage is the goal of this program. Through the innovative use of media, policy research, and leadership training, it endeavors to enhance awareness of Jewish history and culture and to build bridges between people of diverse backgrounds.

Grants — 2006
PLEASE NOTE:
From January 2007 until April 2008, the Foundation suspended its grant-making program.

AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE
New York, NY
$150,000
To support the first year of ACCESS/AJC.
AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD SERVICE
New York, NY
40,000
To add additional educational modules to AJWS's curriculum on Jews as Global Citizens, a program for middle and high school students, and adult learners.
BROOKLYN JEWS/ CONGREGATION BETH ELOHIM
Brooklyn, NY
25,000
To support two rabbinical student interns from Hebrew Union College who will continue the "outside the building" work with young people and families in Park Slope (Jewish Leadership Project).
THE MAURICE AND MARILYN COHEN CENTER FOR
MODERN JEWISH STUDIES (BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY)
Waltham, MA
(10,619)
To help support a conference on Understanding American Jewry: Engaging the Past, Envisioning the Future. (Grant amount returned.)
FLORENCE G. HELLER/ JCCA RESEARCH CENTER
New York, NY
11,000
To join with the Andrea and Charles Bronfman Foundation in a study to learn why Jewish philanthropists do not fund new ventures (Jewish Leadership Project).
JERUSALEM INSTITUTE FOR ISRAEL STUDIES
Jerusalem, Israel
4,700,000
For continued support of the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies and its Environmental Policy Center.
JEWISH FUNDS FOR JUSTICE
New York, NY
35,000
To join with other funders to help the Jewish Funds for Justice develop a new model of institution-building, that will inspire and attract 20-30 year olds.
JEWISH LEADERSHIP PROJECT
New York, NY
114,000
Discretionary fund for seed grants to young Jewish entrepreneurs and leaders.
JEWISH MEDIA FUND
New York, NY
75,000
To support a pilot project on Identifying and Supporting the Next Generation of Jewish Leaders.
JEWISH MEDIA FUND
New York, NY
150,000
To support the pilot phase of a project to create a new Jewish history website.
JEWISH MEDIA FUND
New York, NY
200,000
To support the pilot phase of a project to create an on-line Jewish policy archive.
MIDDLE EAST EDUCATION THROUGH TECHNOLOGY
New York, NY
412,154
For support of the Middle East Education Through Technology (MEET) Program.
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS
New Haven, CT
25,000
For the creation and distribution of an omnibus history and atlas of American Jewish life.

Total: $5,926,535