FY25 Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta - Fall Microgrant Applications

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JumpSpark - JumpSpark is Federation’s hub of engagement for the Atlanta Jewish teen ecosystem. Through strategic investment in partner programs, support of new ideas and relationship-building, JumpSpark is committed to meeting the needs of teens, their parents, and the Jewish educators and professionals serving them. Prototype grants provide up to $5,000 to broaden or pilot teen engagement programs. Contact Jessie Schwartzman - jschwartzman@jewishatlanta.org with questions.Jewish Education Collaborative BOOST Grants - "Building On Our Strengths Together" Micro-Grants of $500 - $2,500 are available for supplemental Jewish education programs (Pre-K to 8th grade) to grow and enhance nascent educational programs. Grants are intended to help creative ideas move from the pilot phase to model status. Sometimes all it takes to transform programs from "good" to "great" is a little BOOST! Contact Rabbi Elana Perry with questions - eperry@jewishatlanta.org.Organizational Gather Grants - Federation's Gather Grants program provides grants of up to $5,000 for collaborative community-wide events. Preference is given to organizations with limited financial and human resources. Contact Carla Birnbaum with questions - cbirnbaum@jewishatlanta.org.Interfaith Engagement Grants - Federation's Interfaith Connector initiative strives to bolster support for interfaith couples and families by prioritizing enhanced communication, inclusive programming, and fostering genuine acceptance and connection. Grants of up to $5,000 are available for programming that attracts and engages multi-faith couples and families in your community. Contact Doug Konkel with questions - dkonkel@jewishatlanta.org.

JumpSpark is Federation’s hub of engagement for the Atlanta Jewish teen ecosystem. Through strategic investment in partner programs, support of new ideas, and innovative programming and deep relationship building, JumpSpark is committed to meeting the needs of teens, their parents, and the Jewish educators and professionals serving them.

Including, but not limited to, staffing, event supplies, venue rentals, and marketing/advertising.

Please be as specific as possible, including geographic/demographic reach and grades of target audience

New projectExpanded project

Please ensure all goals are SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Based).

Details should include event theme, food, activities, invitees, location, etc.

Individual organizations may request up to $5,000. Collaborating organizations (two or more organizations applying together) may request up to $5,000 collectively for a single event.

Please explain how you will use Interfaith Connector Engagement Grant funds. Include the following in your response: How do you plan to use the funds? (food, venue, etc.) Do you have other outside event funding sources (other organizations, corporations, sponsorships)? If so, please describe. Will you charge guests to attend your event? If so, approximately how much? If your project does not receive the full funding requested, will/how will you be able to hold your event?

If you would like to share any additional videos, pictures, or stories highlighting your organization's impact, please upload them here. Names may be changed to protect identity. Federation may request permission to use these materials for marketing purposes. You can upload upload multiple files here.

Fall Microgrant Application

JumpSpark Prototype Grant

Jewish Education Collaborative BOOST Grants

Organizational Gather Grants

Interfaith Engagement Grants