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Jewish Women's Foundation - Annual, Multiyear & Innovation Grants is sponsored by Jewish Women's Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago (under JUF). These grants focus on strategic grantmaking to expand opportunities for Jewish women and girls. While not exclusively Israel-focused, the Jewish United Fund has a geographic focus that includes Israel and international Jewish communities.
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Jewish Women's Foundation - Annual, Multiyear & Innovation Grants - Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago Jewish Women's Foundation - Annual, Multiyear & Innovation Grants Opens Jul 7 2026 09:00 AM (CDT) Deadline Aug 5 2026 12:00 PM (CDT) Before you apply, please visit jwfchicago. org to review our grant guidelines and focus areas .
You may also wish to look over the list of our past and current grantees . JWF Chicago offers three grant opportunities: Annual Grants : One-year funding open to all applicants who meet JWF Chicago’s overall eligibility requirements and are committed to improving the lives of women and girls. These are the majority of JWF Chicago grants awarded each year.
Multiyear Grants : Three-year consecutive funding open to current JWF Chicago grantees and/or organizations previously funded by JWF Chicago in any of the past three grant cycles (since 2023).
Innovation Grants : One-year funding open to start-up organizations in operation for three years or less or existing organizations instituting a pilot project not yet in operation using innovative initiatives to improve the lives of women and girls. Eligibility information can be found here . Letters of Intent must be submitted via the online application system by 12:00 PM Central Time on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
Proposals, including all supplemental materials, must be submitted via the online application system by 12:00 PM Central Time on Wednesday, August 5, 2026. Note that proposals are by invitation only. If you would like to discuss your proposal, please contact Ellen Carmell, JWF's Executive Director, at 312-357-4850 or EllenCarmell@juf.
org . To complete your LOI or proposal , click on the green "Start" button for your existing application. Then, click on each of the items listed under "Your tasks".
You must complete all items in the task list before you can submit your proposal. To give your colleagues access to this application , click "Add Collaborator" in the sidebar to the left of the screen. Note that all confirmation emails will be sent to the "owner" of the submission.
Collaborators can be given access to view & edit or view only. You may add as many collaborators as you like. Your colleague will receive an email from SurveyMonkey Apply to accept the invitation.
To submit your report or application, you must click the green "Submit" button in the sidebar to the left of the screen. I f you do not receive a confirmation email from SurveyMonkey Apply, you have not yet completed your submission. You may view and edit each item in the Task list prior to submission.
To preview the application in its entirety, select "preview". Select "back to application" in the top left corner to return to your application. Please note that after your application is submitted, you will no longer be able to edit or make changes.
You will always be able to view your completed application, but we encourage you to save it in your records for future reference. To download your application, click on the three dots and select "download". Click on "My Applications" in the top right corner of the screen to navigate between applications associated with your account.
Jewish Women's Foundation - Annual, Multiyear & Innovation Grants Before you apply, please visit jwfchicago. org to review our grant guidelines and focus areas . You may also wish to look over the list of our past and current grantees .
JWF Chicago offers three grant opportunities: Annual Grants : One-year funding open to all applicants who meet JWF Chicago’s overall eligibility requirements and are committed to improving the lives of women and girls. These are the majority of JWF Chicago grants awarded each year.
Multiyear Grants : Three-year consecutive funding open to current JWF Chicago grantees and/or organizations previously funded by JWF Chicago in any of the past three grant cycles (since 2023).
Innovation Grants : One-year funding open to start-up organizations in operation for three years or less or existing organizations instituting a pilot project not yet in operation using innovative initiatives to improve the lives of women and girls. Eligibility information can be found here . Letters of Intent must be submitted via the online application system by 12:00 PM Central Time on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
Proposals, including all supplemental materials, must be submitted via the online application system by 12:00 PM Central Time on Wednesday, August 5, 2026. Note that proposals are by invitation only. If you would like to discuss your proposal, please contact Ellen Carmell, JWF's Executive Director, at 312-357-4850 or EllenCarmell@juf.
org . To complete your LOI or proposal , click on the green "Start" button for your existing application. Then, click on each of the items listed under "Your tasks".
You must complete all items in the task list before you can submit your proposal. To give your colleagues access to this application , click "Add Collaborator" in the sidebar to the left of the screen. Note that all confirmation emails will be sent to the "owner" of the submission.
Collaborators can be given access to view & edit or view only. You may add as many collaborators as you like. Your colleague will receive an email from SurveyMonkey Apply to accept the invitation.
To submit your report or application, you must click the green "Submit" button in the sidebar to the left of the screen. I f you do not receive a confirmation email from SurveyMonkey Apply, you have not yet completed your submission. You may view and edit each item in the Task list prior to submission.
To preview the application in its entirety, select "preview". Select "back to application" in the top left corner to return to your application. Please note that after your application is submitted, you will no longer be able to edit or make changes.
You will always be able to view your completed application, but we encourage you to save it in your records for future reference. To download your application, click on the three dots and select "download". Click on "My Applications" in the top right corner of the screen to navigate between applications associated with your account.
Jul 7 2026 09:00 AM (CDT) Aug 5 2026 12:00 PM (CDT)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations focused on expanding opportunities for Jewish women and girls. Applicants can be based in the US (with programs for the Jewish community) or Israel (with programs taking place in Israel). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $15,000 minimum, typically $20,000-$25,000 average. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was August 5, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Jewish Women's Foundation - Annual, Multiyear & Innovation Grants is funded by Jewish Women's Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago (under JUF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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