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Find similar grants2025 Global Jewish Peoplehood Fund is sponsored by Jewish Federation of Greater Houston. Supports Jewish people and organizations in Houston, Israel, and around the world that assist those in need, build community, and strengthen the collective Jewish future.
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js:1927 gates on `priority Global Jewish Peoplehood Fund Jewish Federation of Greater Houston Foundation Grants for Jewish Nonprofits Grants for Nonprofits Grants for Education Poverty Alleviation Grants Global Jewish Peoplehood Fund Organization: Jewish Federation of Greater Houston Purpose: Provides grants to programs and organizations that support and strengthen the people of Israel and the global Jewish community.
The fund supports basic human needs, populations at risk, the promotion of Jewish identity and peoplehood, and strengthening of the connection to the state of Israel and the global Jewish community.
Geographic Scope: Israel and global Jewish communities Focusing on individuals or groups who are vulnerable due to various social, economic, or psychological factors: Poverty: Providing basic needs for individuals or communities living in poverty Youth: Supporting young people who may be at risk due to lack of opportunities, unstable home environments, or societal challenges Seniors: Supporting older adults who may be at risk due to age-related challenges, including social isolation, financial insecurity, or health problems Employment: Supporting individuals facing barriers to stable employment (long-term unemployed, underemployed, or facing inequitable opportunities) Health and Wellness: Providing physical and mental health services to individuals or communities, including rehabilitation Crisis Support/Hitchadshut (Revitalization): Supporting Jews in emergencies and/or crisis, including rebuilding - Israel: Support for rebuilding after October 7th - Global: Support for Jews impacted by war, economic crises, or natural disasters (e.g., Russia-Ukraine War) Ensuring all individuals, regardless of background or circumstances, have access to quality education: Special Education: Educational programs designed to meet needs of students with disabilities or other special needs Equitable Education Opportunities: Addressing disparities in access to education based on socio-economic status, religion, geography, or other factors Promoting peaceful coexistence, understanding, and respect among different groups: Religious: Supporting religious diversity, dialogue and programs Building Bridges: Facilitating access between Jewish and Arab communities and support for Arab community to access better socio-economic status Contact: Sara Sandhaus, Senior Manager, Community Impact and Partnerships Focus Areas & Funding Uses jewish nonprofits education poverty-alleviation mental-health youth-services seniors Browse similar grants by category Grants for Jewish Nonprofits Grants for Nonprofits Grants for Education Poverty Alleviation Grants Grants for Mental Health Youth Services Grants Grants for Seniors Similar grants from this funder and related organizations Professional Development Grants Atlanta Israel Gap Year Fellowship Peter Chortek Leadership Award (PCLA) $5,400 stipend plus $540 for Donor Advised Fund plus professional video Camp Shelanu Financial Aid Sam Stern Memorial Sabra Scholarship 2 weeks free camp tuition Jewish Women's Collective Response Fund Your AI grants department Ready to apply for Global Jewish Peoplehood Fund?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations assisting Jewish communities in Houston, Israel, and globally. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows allocated: $1,435,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
2025 Global Jewish Peoplehood Fund is funded by Jewish Federation of Greater Houston. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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