Vegetable Garden at Tamarack Camp, made possible by a grant from JWF
May 14, 2024
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Zekelman Holocaust Center
JWF on CBS News
Jewish Women’s Foundation celebrated 25 years with its Women Lighting the Way 2023 event, featuring Simone Knego.
Grantmaking for Social Change
The Jewish Women’s Foundation of Metropolitan Detroit advances social change by expanding opportunities for Jewish women, their families and community. The Foundation empowers its Trustees as advocates, leaders and philanthropists.
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In 1999, the Jewish Women’s Foundation began with three simple words: imagine the possibilities. We imagined what we could accomplish if we combined our philanthropic dollars, empowering us to help Jewish women and girls of today and those future generations. The possibilities are limitless.
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Featured Grants
Jewish Hospice and Chaplaincy
- City/State:
West Bloomfield, MI - Amount:
$30000 - Year:
2024
JHCN Grief and Bereavement Support Pilot; Assess and identify caregivers who need grief support before and after a loss; outreach to caregivers to identify needs.
Jewish Fertility Foundation
- City/State:
Detroit, MI - Amount:
$20000 - Year:
2024
To bring JFF services to the Detroit Community. JFF focusses on assisting individuals and couples struggling with infertility.
Kesher Human Services
- City/State:
Southfield, MI - Amount:
$27500 - Year:
2024
To foster mentorships between older and school age Jewish girls in the religious community. Kesher provides meaningful training, education, appreciation to the big sisters who serve as volunteers.
Achoseiunu
- City/State:
Southfield, MI - Amount:
$30000 - Year:
2024
Meeting the individual needs of women on their own affiliated with the religious Jewish Community by enabling them to participation in the Jewish holidays and create a sense of belonging.