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May 24, 2019
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EU issues new guidelines on West Bank — but do they matter?
Jewish Journal
July 17, 2013
There’s been much handwringing this week about a set of new European Union directives that render Israeli projects in eastern Jerusalem, the Golan Heights and the West Bank ineligible for EU funding or grants.
Camp Moshava receives conservation grant from Maryland
Jewish Journal
October 17, 2011
Habonim Dror Camp Moshava has received $1.36 million from the state of Maryland to permanently set aside 230 acres for conservation.
Hadassah awards grants to help women
Jewish Journal
March 29, 2011
The Hadassah Foundation has awarded $182,000 in grants for 2011 to help women from diverse cultural groups in Israel and the American Jewish community. This year, due to the global economic downturn, in addition to funding programs in the fields of economic security for low-income Israeli women and leadership and self-esteem programs for adolescent Jewish girls and young women in the United States, the foundation also funded economic empowerment and financial training programs in the United States.
Jewish fund calls for grant proposals
Ryan Torok
February 23, 2011
The Jewish Venture Philanthropy Fund of Los Angeles (JVPF), in collaboration with The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles, is currently seeking grant proposals. Any local, national and Israel-based Jewish nonprofit can submit a request for funds.
State Dept. awards $770,000 to push diversity in Israel
Jewish Journal
November 30, 2010
The U.S. State Department has given $770,000 in grants to Merchavim, an Israeli NGO promoting diversity and shared citizenship in Israel. Most of the grant, some $750,000, will go to expand the collaboration between Merchavim and the American nonprofit Sesame Workshop, producer of \”Sesame Street,\” to continue to produce Israel’s version of the show, \”Rechov Sumsum,\” which features Israeli Jews and Arabs. The grant will help develop content in Hebrew and Arabic for use by 1,200 kindergarten teachers from various ethnic and religious backgrounds.
Camarillo Chabad awarded $635,000 to fight drug abuse
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2010
Chabad of Camarillo, located just outside the planned senior community of Leisure Village, is receiving a federal grant of $625,000 to prevent teen drug abuse in Ventura County. It will also receive $10,000 in county funds to focus specifically on prescription drug abuse.
Camarillo Chabad awarded $625,000 to fight drug abuse
Jewish Journal
October 20, 2010
Chabad of Camarillo, located just outside the planned senior community of Leisure Village, is receiving a federal grant of $625,000 to prevent teen drug abuse in Ventura County. It will also be receiving $10,000 in county funds to focus specifically on prescription drug abuse.
L.A. Receives Emergency Grant, Sinai Head Appointed, Composer Wins Soup Contest
Jewish Journal
March 18, 2009
Five communities, including Los Angeles, will split an $11 million emergency grant from the Jim Joseph Foundation for day school and Jewish camp tuition assistance over the next two years. The San Francisco-based foundation will begin paying money out immediately to Jewish federations in Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area, Boston and its neighboring North Shore, and the greater Washington, D.C., area.
Federation drops security grants for shuls; Farmar shoots, scores for Chabad
Jewish Journal
September 18, 2008
Concern about security at services and how to fund it persists among at least some of the small synagogues, which will now need to reallocate resources or decide to go without.
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