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Oregon Jewish Community Youth Foundation Grants is sponsored by Oregon Jewish Community Foundation. Grants to Jewish and non‑Jewish nonprofits addressing antisemitism, hate, gun violence prevention, mental health, and suicide prevention.
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Qualified organizations are invited to apply for grants via our Grants Portal. Each grant program has its own timeline and application. Applications are reviewed by community members or Donor Advised Fund holders.
Grants are recommended and awarded to selected organizations. Not sure where to start or have questions about the grants portal? Director of Community Relations OJCF Community Endowment Fund Through this flexible fund, OJCF supports essential and impactful Jewish and secular organizations and initiatives in Oregon and SW Washington.
This grant application is currently closed. Oregon Jewish Community Youth Foundation Members of OJCYF, with the support of donors and the Community Endowment Fund, are committed to uplifting the residents of Oregon and SW Washington through fiscal support. Gifts are made to Jewish and secular organizations.
This grant application is currently closed. Leonard and Lois Schnitzer Charitable Supporting Foundation of OJCF This supporting foundation prioritizes local Jewish projects that address: Jewish social welfare and health; Jewish community building and development; Jewish education, culture, and arts.
Second priority is given to other projects that: Represent an innovative start-up effort; Promote collaboration without duplicating services; Serve a broad segment of the entire community. This grant application is currently closed.
Helen & Jerry Stern Grandchildren’s Fund of OJCF Honoring Helen and Jerry Stern’s legacy, this fund is dedicated to giving back by empowering people and organizations to build a stronger and more vibrant Jewish community in Oregon. This grant application is currently closed.
Robison Foundation for Jewish Elders The Robison Foundation for Jewish Elders funds programs that enhance the lives of elders in the Jewish community of Greater Portland and SW Washington by supporting their social, spiritual, and physical well-being. ChikChok (“fast-track”) grants to fund programs for elders on the Cedar Sinai Park campus that are currently being offered or were offered in the past and can be sustained or revived.
This grant application is currently closed. Weitz Family Lunch and Learn Fund The Weitz Family Lunch and Learn fund is accepting grant applications to support kosher lunch and learn Torah study for groups of passionate and curious community members that are yearning for learning. This grant application is open on an ongoing basis.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits in Oregon (Jewish and non‑Jewish) addressing priority issues. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Oregon Jewish Community Youth Foundation Grants is funded by Oregon Jewish Community Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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