Annual Allocations Application for Core, Domestic, and Global partners – by invitation only. Contact Annie Garrett with questions – agarrett@jewishatlanta.org

JAccess (formerly Jewish Abilities Atlanta) invites Jewish community partners to apply for grant funding ranging from $10,000-$20,000. This one-year JAccess grant will support community partners in launching projects that create more inclusive and accessible communities for people with disabilities. Contact Amy Murphy at amurphy@jewishatlanta.org for more information and to discuss your project idea

JTeen (formerly JumpSpark) is Federation’s hub of engagement for the Atlanta Jewish teen ecosystem. Through strategic investment in partner programs, support of new ideas and relationship-building, JTeen is committed to meeting the needs of teens, their parents, and the Jewish educators and professionals serving them. Two types of JTeen grants are available, depending on the project scope. Large-Scale Project sustainability grants are up to $25,000. Prototype grants are up to $5,000 and a second round will be offered in fall 2025. Contact Jessie Schwartzman at jschwartzman@jewishatlanta.org with questions.

Atlanta’s affiliated Jewish day schools are invited to apply for JLearn SEEDS (Supporting Excellence in Education in Day Schools)Grants to support large-scale professional development for faculty. SEEDS Grants provide funding to strengthen teaching excellence and foster collaboration across schools. Each school is eligible to apply for one SEEDS Grant per academic year, covering up to 66% of program expenses (up to a maximum of $10,000). Schools are encouraged to submit joint proposals with at least one other school — collaborative grants cover up to 80% of expenses, with a maximum of $12,000 per school. This is a powerful opportunity to invest in your faculty and elevate educational impact through shared learning.

Questions? Reach out to Shelley Fogelson at sfogelson@jewishatlanta.org.

JLearn BOOST (Building On Our Strengths Together) Grants – Micro-Grants of $1,500 – $5,000 are available for supplemental Jewish education programs (Pre-K to 8th) to grow and enhance nascent educational programs. Grants are intended to help creative ideas move from the pilot phase to model status. Sometimes all it takes to transform programs from “good” to “great” is a little BOOST! A second round of BOOST grants will be offered in fall 2025. Contact Rabbi Elana Perry with questions – eperry@jewishatlanta.org.

JLearn is pleased to offer grants to subsidize professional development experiences for Jewish educators. We encourage educators to learn and hone valuable skills that will enhance their work and enrich their careers. Grants will cover up to 50% of program costs, up to a maximum of $500 per person. There is no official application deadline; grants will be awarded on a rolling basis during the Jewish Federation’s fiscal year (July 1 – June 30).  NOTE: Applicants may only receive one grant per school year.

The Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, with support from the Hirsch Legacy Fund, offers up to $400 in Educator Wellness Grants for full-time K–12 educators in affiliated Jewish day schools. These grants support mental and physical well-being through services like therapy, fitness, or mindfulness. Educators may apply once per school year. Apply below or contact Shelley Fogelson, Manager of Day School Partnerships, at sfogelson@jewishatlanta.org.

About the Grant
Children of full-time Jewish professionals (working minimum 32 hours/week) at an eligible Jewish non-profit organization in Atlanta may be eligible for up to a 50% tuition reduction (excludes fees and other costs) at participating Atlanta Jewish day schools: Atlanta Jewish Academy, The Davis Academy, The Epstein School, Temima – The Richard & Jean Katz High School for Girls, Torah Day School of Atlanta or The Weber School (participating schools must be Cognia or SAIS accredited). The JCP Day School Tuition Grant is guaranteed for the duration of the child’s attendance in the division they are in when first becoming eligible (elementary, middle, or high school). If a child moves to another participating Jewish day school in Atlanta, they are eligible to keep the Grant if all other eligibility criteria are met.

JInnovate Renewal Grant (by invitation only) – JInnovate accelerates Jewish innovation by investing in transformative, creative, scalable, and community-driven projects that reimagine Jewish life in Atlanta. Our goal as an incubator for new ideas in our community is to act as a catalyst to stimulate innovation and create a pipeline of successful new organizations that help impact our growing community. Contact Samantha Kurgan with questions at skurgan@jewishatlanta.org

Looking for an excuse to bring people together? Here it is! This grant is for Jewish-identifying individuals who want to build community, strengthen connections, and do Judaism their way. Federation will give you $180 to host your own gathering—on your terms. You choose the date, the location, the guests, and the activity, and we’ll cover the cost. Whether it’s friends, family, or neighbors, this is your chance to create something meaningful with the people who matter most.

Looking to bring your organization’s dream event to life, strengthen local community connections, or collaborate with other Jewish organizations? Organizational Gather Grants are for organizations only and offer up to $5,000 in funding to make it happen. You set the date, the location, the activity, and the guest list—Federation picks up the tab. Whether you’re ready to take a creative risk or have been waiting for the perfect reason to partner with another organization, this is your chance to create something meaningful and impactful together. Questions? Contact gathergrants@jewishatlanta.org.