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Find similar grantsWomen's Auxiliary Foundation for the Jewish Aged's grants is sponsored by Jewish Federation of St. Louis. Grants are available for Missouri 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving Jewish older adults, particularly in St.
Louis City and County. Funding prioritizes unmet mental health and well-being needs and encourages collaboration across Jewish community organizations.
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Women’s Auxiliary Foundation - 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 Supporting Foundations Women’s Auxiliary Foundation Women’s Auxiliary Foundation Women’s Auxiliary Foundation for Jewish Aged, a Supporting Foundation of the Jewish Federation of St.
Louis, was established in 2014 through a generous commitment from the Women’s Auxiliary for the Jewish Aged. Women’s Auxiliary Foundation for Jewish Aged, a Supporting Foundation of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis, was established in 2014 through a generous commitment from the Women’s Auxiliary for the Jewish Aged.
The Foundation is focused on providing financial support to St. Louis area 501(c)(3) organizations through grants and challenge grants for programs that ensure the dignity and honor of older adults, 60+ years old, in the St. Louis community.
In concert with one of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis’ core commitments to “secure the well-being and safety of individuals within the Jewish community” and its high strategic priority of serving “older adults, 60+ years old, Jews at risk,” the Women’s Auxiliary Foundation for Jewish Aged is committed to our mission to fund organizations and programs that work toward this priority.
Guidelines for the Women’s Auxiliary Foundation The guidelines remain unchanged since 2023. We want and encourage creativity and ask that your request has a mission and priority of Jewish older adults, 60 years and over, in the community at large.
Grants that address unmet needs in the area of mental health & well-being remain our highest priority for funding; however, proposals that address other unmet needs of Jewish older adults will also be considered. We prefer to fund programs that can demonstrate significant impact. We prefer to fund ongoing programs rather than one-time programs.
For congregations, we prefer to fund programs that find ways to transcend the walls of the congregation (i.e., applications from congregations must articulate a clear strategy for reaching people outside the membership of the congregation). We prefer not to fund Intergenerational programs, especially where most of the program expenses are focused on populations other than older adults.
We continue to encourage collaboration across organizations. Applications will be accepted from a professional employed by a St. Louis non-profit working in collaboration with organizations in the Jewish community.
Applicants for new investments are limited to requests of up to $15,000. Women’s Auxiliary Foundation Congregation B’nai Amoona , Hazak! Covenant Place , General Support Covenant Place , Mental Wellness Initiative Crown Center, General Support Crown Center , Healthy Body, Healthy Mind Crown Center , Volunteer Recognition Event MaTovu, 60+ Mental Health and Wellness National Council of Jewish Women , Wife Widow Woman St.
Louis Jewish Community Center , Adult Day at the J Expansion St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, SLSO’s Community and Education Programs Senior Kollel , General Support The Collaborative (Congregation Shaare Emeth, Congregation Temple Israel, Temple Emanuel, United Hebrew Congregation) , Seniors on the Move Applications for 2026 will open Monday, April 13 and close Wednesday, May 20 Access Grant Application Portal
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Missouri 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving Jewish older adults, particularly in St. Louis City and County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to US $15,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Women's Auxiliary Foundation for the Jewish Aged's grants is funded by Jewish Federation of St. Louis. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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