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Find similar grantsJewish Experiential Funds is sponsored by Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York. Offers financial assistance to local community members in Northeastern New York who might not otherwise be able to participate in meaningful Jewish experiences due to cost, such as summer camp and Israel travel programs.
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| Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York Camperships & Scholarships Jewish Experiential Funds Each year, the Jewish Federation offers financial assistance to local community members who might not otherwise be able to participate in meaningful Jewish experiences due to cost—such as summer camp and Israel travel programs. Please note that many camps also provide substantial financial aid.
First-time campers and their families are encouraged to explore additional support through the Foundation for Jewish Camp . For more information, please contact Rebecca Miller at (518) 783-7800 ext. 225 or rmiller@jewishfedny.
org . APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 20, 2026 Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York offers a number of scholarships for college and graduate school students based on merit and/or financial need. For further information, please contact Deborah Chapman Goldstein, (518) 783-7800 ext.
230 or dgoldstein@jewishfedny. org . APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 20, 2026 Thinking about overnight camp for your child?
We can help. Jewish overnight camp is a powerful, joyful experience—and we know it can feel like a big step (and a big expense), especially the first time. The One Happy Camper grant helps make Jewish summer camp more affordable for families.
Grants are available for first-time campers entering grades 1–12 who are enrolled in a Jewish nonprofit overnight camp for 12 days or longer. Questions or wondering if you’re eligible? Reach out to Ilene Friedman, ifriedman@jewishfedny.
org . No deadline—apply while grants remain! Attention 12th graders and college students!
The Lilly Reiser Scholarship is awarded annually to Jewish students who exhibit financial need and academic excellence. The scholarship is open to students from Connecticut and New York, and each recipient receives $10,000 per year, renewable for up to four years. The scholarship aims to support students in achieving their academic dreams, just as Lilly was able to achieve hers.
To apply, please visit www. ujf. org/LillyReiser .
For more information or questions, please contact Eric@ujf. org . Academic Scholarship Flyer Academic Scholarship Application Jewish Enrichment Application
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local community members in Northeastern New York. Families are also encouraged to explore additional support through the Foundation for Jewish Camp. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Jewish Experiential Funds are due February 20, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Jewish Experiential Funds is funded by Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New York. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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