What is a Microgrant?
We provide funding for initiatives that support Israel. Just let us know what you’re planning and we’ll help you get it rolling!
Microgrants are awarded to students and campus professionals. Special consideration is given to initiatives that involve multiple pro-Israel stakeholders.
Microgrant Requirements
In order to receive microgrant funding, candidates must:
- Host an event.
- Submit a brief final report describing the outcomes and achievements resulting from the grant.
- Submit documentation of the initiative in the form of quality photos, videos, and earned media coverage or op-eds.
The initiative should:
- Educate about Israeli culture, society, politics, technological advancements, or other facets of life in Israel that interest you/students from your college or university.
- Engage diverse students and student groups from your college or university.
- Promote positive relationships, open-minded dialogue, and academic enrichment.
The initiative should not:
- Deny the right of Israel to exist as a Jewish and democratic state with secure and recognized borders.
- Delegitimize, demonize, or apply a double standard to Israel.
- Support boycott of, divestment from, or sanctions against the State of Israel.
- Exhibit a pattern of disruptive behavior towards campus events or guest speakers or foster an atmosphere of incivility.
- Discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, gender, gender expression, or sexual orientation.