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Recent Jewish Education & Literacy Grants
“For Our Community!”-$45,500-Funding for collaborative Jewish educational & literacy programs focusing on camping, retreats, parent engagement and continuing education for teachers (part of an $85,500 multi-year grant)
Agudas Achim-$5,000-New York City student trip and support for religious school. Funded by the Moritz Mayer Endowment Fund
Beth Shalom-$1,867-Teen program presenting Judaism positively and accurately. Funded as a “For Our Community” initiative
Columbus Jewish Day School-$13,340-Integration of third grade Tal AM Hebrew Language and Judaic Studies curriculum. Co-funded by the Jack & Joan Wallick Endowment
Columbus Jewish Day School-$15,000-To attain accreditation by the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS)
Columbus Jewish Federation /Jewish Education & Identity Department-$52,750-Pedagogic training and text study for ten local Jewish educators at The Pardes Institute in Jerusalem. Funded by the Legacy Heritage Fund, Ltd. through the Columbus Jewish Foundation
Columbus Jewish Federation /Jewish Education & Identity Department-$17,000-Inaugural funding for young Israeli volunteer for youth and teens. A “For Our Community!” initiative
Columbus Jewish Federation /Jewish Education & Identity Department-$15,000-Masters in Education scholarships to address the serious shortage of properly trained personnel in local Jewish day schools and informal Jewish educational programs (part of a $25,000 multi-year grant)
Columbus Jewish Federation /Jewish Education & Identity Department-$2,950-Social and recreational programs for Jewish teens with special needs. Funded by the Marilyn & Stuart Cole Fund
Columbus Jewish Federation /Jewish Education & Identity Department-$1,000-City-wide high school Hebrew program offering high school credit. Funded by the Hebrew Language Fund
Columbus Jewish Federation /Jewish Education & Identity Department-$500-Annual award for outstanding Jewish educator. Funded by the Jeffrey & Lori Lasday Educator of the Year Fund
Columbus Jewish Foundation-$2,250-David & Irene Cole Essay Contest for graduating Jewish high school seniors: “How I will perpetuate my Jewish knowledge and practice as a college freshman.” Funded by the Marilyn & Stuart Cole Fund
Columbus Torah Academy-$800-Writing workshops for 2nd and 5th graders
Columbus Torah Academy-$10,000-Recruitment of two Israeli ambassadors from the world’s largest Zionist youth organization to foster a religious Zionist educational orientation (part of a $25,000 multi-year grant). Co-funded by the Moritz Mayer Endowment Fund
Jewish Community Center-$15,000-Continue and expand new national ethics curriculum based on Pirkei Avot (Ethics of Our Fathers) for preschoolers, teachers and families (part of a $37,000 multi-year grant). Co-funded by the Community Endowment Fund for Jewish Educators and the B’nai Israel for Jewish Education & Literacy Endowment
Jewish Community Center-$7,500-Inaugural funding for program for non-Jewish mothers raising Jewish children. A “For Our Community!” initiative
Jewish Community Center-$35,000-Jewish Experience for Teens (JET) program and coordinator (part of a 136,850 multi-year grant). A “For Our Kids!” initiative for under-engaged Jewish teens
Tifereth Israel-$4,200-Shabbaton for families with children in grades 3-6
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Recent Jewish Arts Grants
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Recent Overseas Needs Grants
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