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 Community Fund Grant is sponsored by Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia. The Jewish Community Fund (JCF) is the core of the Jewish Federation's Annual Campaign. These unrestricted dollars are used to support institutions that promote Jewish engagement and support those in need locally, in Israel, and around the world.

Jewish Cultural Program Fund is sponsored by Jewish Community Foundation of Central Pennsylvania / Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg. This fund provides seed money to enhance Jewish identity, create Jewish memories, support Jewish continuity, and build community in Harrisburg. It encourages collaborative efforts involving three or more synagogues and prefers programs with potential long-term benefits.

Federation Executive Recruitment and Education Program (FEREP) is a grant from the Jewish Federations of North America that funds fellowships for individuals pursuing careers in Jewish communal leadership and federation administration. The program recruits talented professionals and supports their placement and training in Jewish federation executive roles across North America. Eligible applicants are emerging Jewish communal professionals interested in federation leadership; specific degree and experience requirements apply. Interested candidates should contact the Jewish Federations of North America for current program details and award amounts.

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.

Israel & Overseas Funding from the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh supports Jewish community members seeking meaningful educational experiences in Israel. The program has historically operated through the Passport to Israel initiative, a cooperative savings plan funded by the Sholom Comay Family Endowment Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation, which helped families finance teen and young adult Israel experiences. The Federation administers this program in partnership with the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Pittsburgh. Eligible applicants are typically 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, with individual family participants also eligible for select programs. Funding ranges from $10,000 to $25,000.

JGather Engagement Grants for Organizations is sponsored by Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta. Federation's JGather Initiative offers grants to support meaningful community building through collaborative programming that brings together multiple organizations or groups, and interfaith engagement programming that supports interfaith couples and families as they explore Jewish identity, traditions, and community together, and as they intentionally integrate Judaism into their shared lives.