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Find similar grantsThe Saul Brodsky Educational Resource Fund is sponsored by Jewish Federation of St. Louis. This fund provides support for local Jewish programs that promote literacy and literature, the operation and expansion of Jewish libraries, speaker events, and family library programming.
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Grant Information & Applications for Programs - Jewish Federation of St. Louis Join us for Women’s Philanthropy’s signature event celebrating 125 Years of community, connection, and philanthropic giving on Thursday, August 27 Grant Information & Applications for Programs Jewish Federation of St. Louis offers a range of grant opportunities that support organizations, programs, and initiatives aligned with our mission.
From targeted mini-grants to larger-scale funding, our goal is to invest in work that strengthens Jewish life, promotes inclusion, and meets evolving community needs. Jewish Federation of St. Louis Community Impact Investments Community Impact Investments are aligned with Federation’s Strategic Investment Areas.
Who can apply: By invitation only. Timing: Applications take place annually January-February. Decisions are often communicated by July.
Dates will be posted closer to this time. Jewish Federation of St. Louis Federation Impact Grants are aligned with at least one of Federation’s Strategic Investment Areas and represent a current need in the Jewish community supported by data.
Who can apply: Local 501(c)(3) organizations serving the St. Louis Jewish community. Timing: Applications are reviewed and accepted on a rolling basis.
Staenberg Family Foundation – Anything Grants Supports projects, infrastructure, and programs of local Jewish organizations that help create a thriving Jewish community in St.
Louis, while encouraging other members of the community to give matching funds The Saul Brodsky Educational Resource Fund Provides support for local Jewish programs that promote literacy and literature, the operation and expansion of Jewish libraries, speaker events, family library programming, etc. Who can apply: St. Louis based Jewish tax-exempt organizations Timing: Applications are accepted and communicated on a rolling basis.
Interfaith Inclusion & Engagement Mini Grants Aims to create a more welcoming and inclusive St. Louis Jewish community for Jewish Adjacent family members and Jewish+ families. Who can apply: St.
Louis based Jewish tax-exempt organizations Timing: Applications are accepted and communicated on a rolling basis. To provide sponsorship support to community events or programs that align with Federation’s mission. Who can apply: Nonprofit organizations Timing: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis Contact: Marci Mayer Eisen, MEisen@JFedSTL.
org , 314-442-3810 Our Supporting Foundations Help Advance Federation’s Mission in community impact investments in supporting foundations in endowments and other grants
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: St. Louis based Jewish tax-exempt organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The Saul Brodsky Educational Resource Fund is funded by Jewish Federation of St. Louis. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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