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$54,000 in JCF Grants Awarded for Fall 2024 Cycle

$54,000 in JCF Grants Awarded for Fall 2024 Cycle
Pictured: JCRC's Violins of Hope in December 2024, funded in part by a JCF Grant. Photo credit: Marc Shenker

The Board of Trustees, Grants Committee, and staff of the Jewish Community Foundation, Inc. take pride in announcing that over $54,000 in JCF Grants has been awarded for the Fall 2024 cycle to benefit 34 new and innovative programs and services throughout Southern New Jersey.


This 50th JCF Grants Cycle marks a new record high dollar amount that the JCF has awarded in one cycle. These awards are made possible thanks to generous donors who have established endowment funds (listed at bottom) specific to perpetuating JCF Grants, which spin-off annual income for this growing venture.


In addition, private donors committed $3,600 to support several grants, bringing the total amount to more than $58,000 for the cycle.


Mazel tov to all grantees, and we look forward to seeing how each of these programs positively impacts our South Jersey Jewish community.

Click to view the full list of Fall 2024 JCF Grants

The following list depicts all organizations that have received Fall 2024 JCF Grants, along with the name of their programs that earned funding:


Adath Emanu-El : 

Open Air/Outdoor Mishkan


BBYO :

SJR BBYO J-Lab


Chabad Lubavitch (2) : 

      Audio/Visual System for Enhanced

Educational & Spiritual Programs

      Expansion of Chanukah Menorah

Parade


Congregation Beth El :  

Café 77*


Congregation Sons of Israel (2) : 

      Inner Circle Study Group at Cong. Sons of Israel

      Women’s Involvement in Ritual: Facilitation at Congregation Sons of Israel


Jewish Community Relations Council (4) : 

       Anne Frank: The Exhibition at The Center for Jewish History*

       Civil Rights Journey*

       Hoops for Harmony: An Interfaith Basketball League*

       Let Me Be Myself-Story of Anne Frank*


Jewish Family & Children’s Service (3) :

       Monthly Percussion Ensemble Program for TOPS (To Our Positive Success)

Participants

       Rainbow Table – an Intergenerational Event for the LGBTQ+ Community

      The Seasoned Employee Workshop - How to Combat Age Discrimination When Faced

with Job Seeking


Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey (2) :

       Building CommUNITY

       Intergenerational PJ Library Programs 


Jewish Senior Housing & Healthcare Service (2) : 

       Security Camera Project

       Susan Gordon’s Mitzvah Mission


Katz JCC (5)

Challah & Hoops

JTeen856 Leadership Program: Seed856 and Root856

Pedaling for a Lifetime

Sensory Friendly Theater Performance

Youth & Family Holiday Programming


Kellman Brown Academy : 

       KBA Hot Lunch Program Expansion

       KBA Teacher PD-- NeuroDiverse Learners


Moorestown Jewish Association : 

       Bringing Voices to Life: An Evening with Davon Loeb


Politz Day School (2) :

       Audio System

       Drama Stage Curtains


Temple Har Zion : Project Temple Har Zion:  

       A Commitment to Inclusivity and Community Engagement


Temple Sinai : 

A Musical Hug from Israel


Weinberg Commons (2) : 

       Weinberg Fitness Initiative*

       Weinberg Wellness Initiative*


Young Israel : 

       New Playground for Young Israel of Cherry Hill


*indicates that awardee applied in collaboration with at least one other local organization


The following funds administered by the JCF contribute to JCF Grants each year:


  • JCF Community Grants Fund

  • Fannie & Meyer Adleman Family Endowment Fund 

  • Fred & Florence Bryen Community Endowment Fund

  • Bush Refrigeration Camden Development Endowment Fund

  • Glenn Cohen Memorial Music Endowment Fund

  • Keren Ami (My People's) Endowment Fund

  • Larry Lerner Memorial Endowment Fund

  • William & Bertha Remer Community Endowment Fund

  • Stella Schaevitz Community Endowment Fund

  • Louis Silverman Community Grants Endowment Fund

  • Leonard & Norma Zelnick Community Endowment Fund


Interested in Applying for JCF Grants?


If your nonprofit or synagogue serves the residents of Southern New Jersey, encompassing Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester counties, and you're looking to launch new and innovative programs and services starting after July 1, 2025, we invite you to apply for the Spring 2025 JCF Grants Cycle by March 12. Learn more at the JCF Grants webpage or by contacting the JCF at 856-673-2528.

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