GRANT CRITERIA
BASIC ELIGIBILITY
In order to be considered for grant funding, the applying organization must:
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Be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
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Dedicate at least 85% of annual expenditures to combatting anti-Semitism, providing for the security and protection of Jewish communities, and/or fostering engagement of Jewish people with Jewish communities.
ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
Beyond basic eligibility, the Foundation considers additional organizational criteria as part of its due diligence process, including:
Strong, stable leadership and governance
Sound financial management
Ability to achieve impact
Deep engagement with those whom the entity serves
Evidence that the proposed approach is likely to be effective and/or provide a significant opportunity
Commitment to defining clear goals and tracking results
NOT FUNDED
Typically, grants will not be considered for the following purposes:
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Individuals
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Political or legislative causes
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To establish a foundation, trust or interest-bearing account
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Endowment funds
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Fundraising events or galas
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Individual memorials