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Find similar grantsJewish Federation Bay Area Grants (2026-27 Cycle) is sponsored by Jewish Federation Bay Area. The Jewish Federation Bay Area has announced $13M in grants to over 100 core Jewish partner organizations in the Bay Area, Israel, and around the world for its 2026-27 grants cycle.
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Jewish Federation Bay Area * Federation-Directed Grants * DAF & Supporting Foundation Grants * Donate to the Federation * Join the Centennial Campaign * Make an Impact Investment * Federation Travel Experiences * Federation-Directed Grants * DAF & Supporting Foundation Grants * Donate to the Federation * Join the Centennial Campaign * Make an Impact Investment * Federation Travel Experiences # Jewish Federation Bay Area Announces $13M in New Grants to Jewish Organizations for 2026-27 Questions?
Please contact us. **FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE****July 2, 2026** ### Funding for 100+core Jewish partner organizations in the Bay Area, Israel,and around the world. The Jewish Federation Bay Area has just announced $13M in grants to over 100 core Jewish partner organizations in the Bay Area, Israel, and around the world as part of its 2026-27 grants cycle.
Grantees were selected based on a rigorous set of criteria and evaluated by members of the Federation’s Jewish Impact Committee, Israel Sub-Committee, and professional staff. These grantees demonstrate adaptive leadership, strong business models, and a proven record of success. These grants are made possible by gifts to the Federation’s Annual Campaign, designated fundraising, and endowment funds.
In the Bay Area,grants directly support creating vibrant spaces for Jewish life to flourish, standing strong against antisemitism and hate, ensuring our community’s safety and security, and caring for those in need. The Federation’s Israel grants reflect a transition from emergency response to long-term investment in civil society.
Priority areas include Haredi integration into civic life, and safety and resilience in Arab-Israeli communities; both of which are central to building a cohesive Israeli society moving forward. Chief Strategy and Impact Officer Danielle Foreman said,“The Federation’s Annual Campaign, which directly funds these grants, has continued to grow in recent years.
This is a testament to the trust our donors place in us to put their dollars to work where they matter most. Our role is to bring expertise, relationships, and strategic focus to every grant decision,maximizing impact across our local Jewish community and the global causes we care about deeply.
” Jewish Impact Committee Co-Chair Susan Saal and Federation Board Member and Jewish Impact Committee Co-Chair Karen Kaufman Perlman shared,“It is a genuine privilege to serve as co-chair and work with a dedicated group of members to direct these dollars toward causes that matter deeply to our community and that are truly delivering impact.
These grantees are the cornerstone institutions of our Jewish community, and we are proud to support the vital work they do locally, in Israel, and for Jewish communities around the world.
” **Federation Bay Area(and Israel Travel)Grantees for 2026-27*** _(listed alphabetically)_ * Alexander Muss High School in Israel * American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) * B’nai B’rith Youth Organization (BBYO) * Bay Area Center to Counter Antisemitism (BACCA) * Brandeis School of San Francisco * Chabads in the Bay Area * Contra Costa Day School * Contra Costa Jewish Community Center * East Bay Jewish Community Center * Foundation for Jewish Camp (One Happy Camper) * Gideon Hausner Jewish Day School * Hillel at Davis and Sacramento * Hillel at Silicon Valley * _The Jewish News of Northern California_ * Jewish California (formerly Jewish Public Affairs Committee of California) * Jewish Community Center of San Francisco * Jewish Community Center Sonoma County * Jewish Community High School of the Bay * Jewish Family and Children’s Services (JFCS) East Bay * Jewish Family and Children’s Services (JFCS)San Francisco * Jews Indigenous to the Middle East and North Africa (JIMENA) * Mem Global (formerly Moishe House) * National Conference of Synagogue Youth (NCSY) * Northern California Board of Rabbis * Oakland Hebrew Day School * Osher Marin Jewish Community Center * Oshman Family Jewish Community Center * Peninsula Jewish Community Center * Ronald C.
Wornick Jewish Day School * San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living * South Peninsula Hebrew Day School * List of organizations in Israel, and Bay Area community security grants, available upon request About the Jewish Federation Bay Area The Jewish Federation Bay Area is the largest funder of Jewish causes in California, serving as a trusted partner and advisor for those seeking to make an impact today while shaping a better tomorrow.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Core Jewish partner organizations in the Bay Area, Israel, and around the world, selected based on rigorous criteria. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $13M total awarded to over 100 organizations. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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