Campaign and Endowed Funds Grants
$29,300,821
# of Grants
# of Agencies
Amount
Caring for the Vulnerable
72
33
$6,776,563
Educating Youth
74
56
$6,502,313
Engaging Our Diverse Community
89
58
$6,826,115
Israel and Overseas
52
38
$8,161,092
7
7
$1,034,732
330
174*
Category
Special Grants1 Total
1 Special Grants include dues to the United Jewish Communities, a security grant administered by the Jewish Community Relations Council, subscriptions to the J., the Jewish Newsweekly of Northern California, and a reserve for technical assistance to agencies and congregations.
Highlights of Organizations Served Bay Area Jewish Social Service Agencies2
$6,039,510
Jewish Community Centers
$3,211,661
Bay Area Jewish Day & High Schools3
$2,593,742
Synagogues including Chabad
$1,120,385 $765,300
Hillels
Highlights of Funding for Priority Needs Direct Grants in Israel
(see page 5)
$4,246,717
Emergency Economic Response in the Bay Area
(see page 7)
$6,077,428
Outreach and Engagement
(see page 9)
$4,625,000
Educating our Children3
(see page 11)
$7,623,376
Caring for our Elders including Transportation
(see page 13)
$2,610,903
Engaging Teens and Young Adults
(see page 15)
$2,916,724
Strengthening our Synagogues
(see page 19)
$1,120,385
Bay Area Jews with Special Needs
(see page 19)
$245,320
2 Includes the Bay Area Jewish Healing Center, Hebrew Free Loan. Jewish Community Free Clinic, Jewish Family and Children’s Services, Jewish Home, Jewish Vocational Service, Menorah Park, Shalom Bayit, and the Jewish Chaplaincy at Stanford University Medical Center. 3 Includes operating support, programmatic grants, and scholarships. The Federation’s scholarship funds were greatly supplemented by a generous Emergency Education Grant from the Jim Joseph Foundation. The scholarship awards are administered by JCF in partnership with the Jewish Federation of Silicon Valley, the Jewish Community Federation of the Greater East Bay, and the Bureau of Jewish Education. *Some agencies appear in multiple categories. See pages 22-24 for a complete list of all grantees.
4 In order to save paper and preserve the environment, detailed lists of all grants made are available on our website, at www.jewishfed.org/AR2009.