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The Greater Miami Jewish Federation offers need-based assistance for Miami-Dade County residents, ages 15-26. Funding is one time only, and awards are based on need and length of an approved Israel program, which must contain Jewish educational content.
The scholarship program is designed to help applicants in financial need participate in trips to Israel with priority given to first time trips. Previous family trips or early childhood experiences living in Israel do not disqualify youth from applying.
To be eligible for grants, applicants must be Jewish residents of greater Greensboro between 16 and 23 years old and participating in a program for 12 months or less.
In recognition of Gregory Jacobs long-term devotion to Mke and Ginger Jacobs and their family, the Andrew S. Jacobs Philanthropic Fund and its Advisory Committee recommended the creation of this fund. It will support students at the Ackerman Center for Holocaust Studies at the University of Texas at Dallas.
The Caroline and Joseph S. Gruss Scholarship For Study At Israeli Universities has been established at The George Washington University to support and encourage recent graduates planning graduate study at an Israeli university.
The University of Connecticut offers scholarships for academic achievement in Judaic Studies, which are conferred in the spring of each year during the annual awards ceremony hosted by the Department of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages.This scholarship is faculty nominated.
Robin and Louis Zweig established a scholarship fund to honor their fathers, Harold Zweig and Russell Dallen. This scholarship will support a Jewish student wanting to attend graduate school, who has exemplary academic achievements, and who is making a difference in the community.
Jewish students who are residents of the Greater Hartford Connecticut area are eligible for a $3,000 scholarship. Applicants must be accepted or currently enrolled in an institution of higher learning, be a U.S. citizen, and demonstrate some form of financial need.
The Hebrew Free Loan Association is a nonprofit that provides cash assistance to Jewish individuals in Washington who are in need of financial support.
Established by Hedy and Fred Reisberg, this scholarship provides two outstanding Jewish students the opportunity to attend the University or Yeshiva of their choice.