Microgrants
Plan the event. ICC helps fund it.
ICC provides small grants to support events organized by Jewish and pro-Israel students on their campuses, covering costs such as venue rentals, speakers, and food. Students, faculty, and campus professionals can apply through a simple online form.
What a microgrant pays for.
The room, the speaker, the food.
Most requests are $500 or less. For an important initiative, ICC can give more.
Recent grants: Israel Fest, Spread Cream Cheese Not Hate, Mega Shabbat, Mimouna, TLV After Dark and a Yom Ha’atzmaut BBQ, each planned by students on their own campus.
Have this ready.
Gather these details before you start the application.
- Your contact detailsA personal email address and a mobile number. Do not use a .edu address.
- Your campus, organization and roleStudent, Geller Senior Fellow, pro-Israel professional or faculty member.
- The eventIts title, the date, the amount you are requesting and any cosponsoring groups or departments, each of which must agree to be named publicly.
- A short summaryFour to six sentences: its purpose, what happens and what you hope it achieves.
- Venue and securityWhere it happens and what keeps it safe.
- Who gets paidThe person or organization ICC should pay if the grant is approved, and their mailing address.
The application.
One online form, right here. Geller Senior Fellows use it too. If ICC approves the grant, you submit ICC’s microgrant report within two business days after the event, and ICC may feature your event and its photos. Questions before you apply? Chat with ICC, or write to knock@israelcc.org.
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