Grants
UJA-Federation of New York allocated nearly $150 million in grants last year, contributing to the vitality of Jewish life in New York, in Israel, and around the world. Grant recipients include more than 100 human-service, relief, educational, and community-building agencies in UJA-Federation's network and other organizations, including a wide range of independent Jewish institutions and emerging Jewish organizations.
Our funding enables these institutions to deliver services and invest in their ability to achieve a high level of success.
Reports of strategic directions and grants are published annually and updated throughout the year.
2011–2012
Request for Proposals
Jewish Social Action Month (JSAM) is a global initiative that takes place during the month of Cheshvan, from Wednesday, October 17, to Wednesday, November 14, 2012. As part of JSAM, UJA-Federation of New York’s Commission on the Jewish People (COJP) is seeking to fund Jewish social-action and community service projects that bring together volunteers from different synagogues, day schools, community centers and organizations in the New York metropolitan area. Applications are due Monday, May 14th, 2012.