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The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit's unique Get There! program provides funding to help defray costs on trips to Israel, making it possible for more young people to experience a life-changing journey. Available for a wide variety of programs, Get There! travel grants help young Detroiters build a lasting foundation of Jewish identity.
Children are automatically enrolled and will receive a voucher from the Federation on or immediately following their Bar/Bat Mitzvah for $700 that can be used beginning at age 26 and ending at age 22.
The fund is designed to award college scholarships to eligible Jewish students residing in Hillsborough County who are attending or will attend an accredited public, in-state Florida college or university and are pursuing a 4-year full-time bachelor's degree.
For undergraduate college scholarship requests, the JJCF will assistance toward tuition, room and board (if living away from home) and/or books. Students must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.0 to receive funding
This scholarship is awarded to Jewish female undergraduate students, attending a four-year California university program. Students must show academic excellence, achievements in leadership, and involvement in athletics. Applicant's parents must be permanent residents of the greater San Francisco Bay Area.
The Frimer First Generation Student Scholarship is being awarded to an incoming or current college student seeking a bachelor's degree at an accredited college or university who has demonstrated an impact of leadership, entrepreneurship, and/or volunteerism in their local or campus community. To qualify as a first-generation student, the applicant’s parents/guardians must not have completed a four-year college or university degree. Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 and must self-identify as Jewish.
The Harold Schnitzer Family Scholarships offer Judaic Studies majors renewable tuition support of $5,000-$7,000 annually for a student's entire undergraduate career at PSU (up to a maximum of four years). Applicants may be entering first-year students, transfer students, and current PSU students who are pursuing their B.A. in Judaic Studies.
Jewish students, open to all majors. Preference – Engineering or Aeronautical Engineering majors, and orphans.
The fund, which is established in honor of the memory of Mr. Schader's parents, will be used to provide financial aid to needy Jewish students at Trinity College
The scholarship will be offered to a Jewish Studies major, giving preference to a student who is a descendant of a victim of the Holocaust.