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Find similar grantsJewish Education Enhancement Projects (JEEP) is sponsored by Jewish Educational Services (JES) (funded by Charles Crane Family Foundation and The Associated Jewish Federation of Greater Baltimore). JES administers various grants, including Jewish Education Enhancement Projects, to provide financial assistance for educators, schools, institutions, and families in the Baltimore area.
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Jewish Education Enhancement Projects (JEEP) - Jewish Educational Services Skip to Content Welcome to the new Jewish Educational Services site! Jewish Education Enhancement Projects (JEEP) To deepen the Jewish education experience and reach new learners. We administer JEEP grants on behalf of The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore, with additional funding from the Charles Crane Family Foundation.
JEEP grants provide funding to help congregations and Jewish organizations enhance their efforts to engage Jews in positive Jewish experiences. Organizations can request a grant of up to $5,000. A limited number of larger grants of up to $7,500 are available for more ambitious projects.
Increase the number of people engaged in Jewish educational experiences Bring in new learners by reaching a wider target audience Enhance the quality of those experiences Increase the amount of programming provided Institutions that receive an Associated allocation are not eligible to apply. For more information about this grant, please contact Terri Rosen at tnrosen@jesbaltimore. org or 410-735-5008.
Printable Version of Application – VIEW JEEP Eligibility Guidelines – VIEW Applications for 2025-2026 are now closed. Next year’s application will be posted in November 2026. Add me to these email lists: Educator Training and Appreciation Israel Programming (Including Shinshinim Events)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Schools and community institutions in the Baltimore area. Specific project requirements would need to be confirmed with JES. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Jewish Education Enhancement Projects (JEEP) is funded by Jewish Educational Services (JES) (funded by Charles Crane Family Foundation and The Associated Jewish Federation of Greater Baltimore). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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