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Find similar grantsGrantee Organizations is sponsored by The Hadassah Foundation. Awards grants to organizations elevating and empowering women and girls in leadership roles, confronting gender-based violence, and increasing female political representation.
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Grants to Organizations in Israel & The United States (Core Grants) is sponsored by The Hadassah Foundation. The Hadassah Foundation awards grants in four categories to Israeli and U.S. organizations that work through a gender lens, creating social change and strengthening the leadership capacity and role of self-identifying women and girls. Nonprofits can apply for either general-operating or project-based support. Seven Core grants (four in Israel, three in the U.S.) will be awarded in 2026.
Grants to Israeli and U.S. organizations that work through a gender lens, that are creating social change and that strengthen the leadership capacity and role of self-identifying women and girls is sponsored by The Hadassah Foundation. The Hadassah Foundation awards grants in four categories to Israeli and U. S. organizations working through a gender lens to create social change and strengthen the leadership capacity and role of self-identifying women and girls.