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Jewish Community Proposals deadline is October 23, 2026; General Community Proposals deadline is August 21, 2026. Stored deadline of 2026-10-23 matches the Jewish Community track.
Jewish Women's Foundation of Greater Pittsburgh Grants is sponsored by Jewish Women's Foundation of Greater Pittsburgh. JWF is interested in funding organizations that positively impact the lives of self-identified women and girls through a social change lens, focusing on long-term outcomes in areas like Economic Empowerment, Education, Health, Legal Rights, and Personal Safety.
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Jewish Women's Foundation of Greater Pittsburgh Grant Application Instructions Grant Application Instructions June 9, 2026 for General Community Proposal September 1, 2026 for Jewish Community Proposals Deadline for 2026 Grant Applications: August 21, 2026 for General Community Proposals October 23, 2026 for Jewish Community Proposals Important considerations before you begin: Organizations are encouraged to contact the foundation prior to starting their application.
If you have submitted a proposal to another funding source for the same program, please contact us so we may discuss the option to use information from that proposal– this is an effort to minimize and consolidate the applicant’s time spent on grantwriting. You may view the application as a word document at these links ( programmatic and operating ).
It may be useful for you to complete the proposal in this format and then copy/paste your responses into the online portal when you’re ready to submit. JWF staff is available to help with this process as well. JWF utilizes SurveyApply via the Federation Grantmaking portal for its grantmaking software.
Click on your name in the upper right corner Click “fill out eligibility profile” Select Jewish Women’s Foundation 2026 Programmatic Grant or Jewish Women’s Foundation 2026 Operating Grant , and then click next Enter the Access Code JWF2026-PG (for a programmatic grant) or JWF2026-OG (for an operating grant), then click next If the application doesn’t appear, then click programs at the top of your screen and it will appear for you to click on and begin the application.
Jewish Women's Foundation | 1620 Murray Avenue | Pittsburgh, PA 15217 412. 727. 1108
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations with their own 501(c)(3) tax status or with a fiscal agent who is a 501(c)(3). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows historically, individual awards ranged from $8,000 to $19,000 (2023 grants totaled over $2 million since 2003). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Jewish Women's Foundation of Greater Pittsburgh Grants is funded by Jewish Women's Foundation of Greater Pittsburgh. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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