Women's Impact Initiative Grants

Women's Impact Initiative Grants is sponsored by Greater Miami Jewish Federation. These grants inspire and empower Jewish women and girls through programs focusing on social, economic, religious, and political equality. Past initiatives have included breast cancer awareness, addressing sexual assault, encouraging civic engagement, and fostering positive self-images.

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Click here to report it » Donate to the Annual Greater Miami Jewish Federation Campaign Foundation and Legacy Giving Tribute Gifts Tzedakah Fund Corporate Sponsorship & Underwriters Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach Tools for Campaign Volunteers Chaplaincy Services / Mishkan Miami BeWell Miami Youth Mental Health Disabilities and Inclusion 2026 Women’s Impact Initiative Request for Proposals Women’s Impact Initiative Committee Chair Lisa Jerles Eligible applicants include nonprofits with 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status (or fiscal sponsorship) that serve the Jewish community in Miami-Dade County.

While we will give preference to strengthening Jewish nonprofits and programs based in Greater Miami, we also encourage partnerships with those outside the Jewish community to bring high-quality programs to our community. Nonprofits that have current Federation grants must be in compliance with the terms of those awards to be considered. Only one application per organization will be accepted.

The gender lens used must consist of a deep examination of how culturally entrenched gender norms affect women and girls and must take these distinctions into account when identifying both problems and solutions.

The aim is to ensure that our local Jewish community is “gender aware” and that outcomes achieve social, economic, religious and political equality by being inclusive of and responsive to the needs and issues of Jewish women and girls. Deadline: 4:00 PM on Friday, September 12, 2025. Late applications will not be considered.

The Greater Miami Jewish Federation is pleased to announce the opening of the eleventh grant cycle of the Women’s Impact Initiative .

The Women’s Impact Initiative provides grants to local nonprofits from the Annual Greater Miami Jewish Federation/UJA Campaign to organizations in Miami that inspire and empower Jewish self-identifying women and girls, and improve our local community through programs that achieve social, economic, religious and political equality. Federation allocates $90,000 in Women’s Impact Initiative grants.

The aim is to ensure that our local Jewish community is “gender aware” and responsive to the needs and issues of this critical demographic, whose health and wellbeing is vital to the success of our community. The programs we support help transform the lives of Miami’s diverse population of Jewish women and girls.

Eligible applicants include nonprofits with 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status (or fiscal sponsorship) that serve the Jewish community in Miami-Dade County. While we give preference to strengthening Jewish nonprofits and programs based in Greater Miami, we also encourage partnerships with those outside the Jewish community to bring high-quality programs to our community.

Nonprofits that have current Federation grants must be in compliance with the terms of those awards to be considered. Only one application per organization will be accepted. Grants can range from $5,000 to $15,000 and will be competitively awarded to support new programs or the expansion of existing programs advancing the mission of Federation’s Women’s Impact Initiative.

Projects that will be considered for grants must serve primarily a Jewish population. The gender lens used must consist of a deep examination of how culturally entrenched gender norms affect women and girls and must take these distinctions into account when identifying both problems and solutions.

The aim of our grants is to promote programs that ensure that our local Jewish community is “gender aware” and that outcomes achieve social, economic, religious and political equality by being inclusive of and responsive to the needs and issues of Jewish women and girls.

Awards may be used to cover expenses directly related to implementing the cost of new programs or the expansion of existing programs, such as salaries of program staff, outreach, marketing, supplies, materials, events or local travel. Grants cannot be used for non-local travel, scholarships, or capital projects. Grants will not cover more than 50 percent of the total project cost.

Due Date: Friday, September 12, 2025. If you have any questions, please contact Dahlia Bendavid at 786. 866.

8445 or [email protected] . For technical questions, please contact the Submittable Support team at submittable. com/contact .

To apply, please click here . You will be asked to create an account on the Submittable. com platform where you will be guided through the application form.

Please find a guide to gender lens grant making here .

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