Jewish Community Fund Grants for Nonprofits Supporting Community Initiatives is sponsored by Various Jewish Community Funds (regional). A community-focused funding opportunity provides financial support to nonprofit organizations and charitable institutions working to strengthen services, education, and social support initiatives within Jewish communities. Funding is generally available through regional programs in the United States and, in some cases, internationally, supporting programs that enhance cultural engagement, social services, educational opportunities, and humanitarian assistance within Jewish populations. Projects may include youth development, community engagement, and social service delivery.

Jewish Federation of Chicago Annual/Innovation/Multiyear Grants is a grant program from the Jewish Women's Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago (JWF Chicago), administered through JUF/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago, that funds Jewish life initiatives addressing antisemitism, community participation, and social services in the Chicago area. Three grant tracks are available: Annual Grants, Innovation Grants, and Multiyear Grants. Applicants must submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) by May 5, 2026, with invitees submitting full proposals by August 5, 2026. Eligibility requires review of JWF grant guidelines; full proposals are by invitation only. Funding amounts vary by program type.

Grants for Social Justice (various funders) is sponsored by Multiple foundations and organizations (search results indicate various funders through aggregators). These opportunities provide funding to New York City nonprofit organizations for programs and activities that promote social justice, address racial inequities, and provide critical resources to BIPOC and other marginalized groups.

JWF Chicago Annual Grants is a funding program offered by the Jewish Women's Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago, an initiative of the Jewish United Fund. The program supports nonprofits working to improve the lives of Jewish women and girls through gender-focused, Jewish-lens programming. Annual, Innovation, and Multiyear grant tracks are available, with awards ranging from $15,000 to $25,000. The 2026 cycle uses a two-stage application: a Letter of Intent due May 2026, followed by an invited full proposal due August 2026. Virtual office hours are provided for prospective applicants to discuss eligibility and focus areas before applying.

Urban Affairs Foundation Grants from the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh fund grassroots organizations and community-based projects that benefit historically underserved youth, families, and communities in Pittsburgh. The program supports inter-communal activities, interfaith initiatives, and grassroots community development addressing systemic urban challenges. Priority is given to projects that build ties between the Jewish community and other communities, foster interfaith dialogue, and deliver practical solutions to complex social problems. Grants of up to $7,500 are available to organizations and individual applicants working in Pittsburgh. Technical assistance funding is also available for newly formed organizations. Applications are accepted from organizations and individuals.