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Jewish Incubators Grants Committee

The Greater Miami Jewish Federation currently provides $100,000 toward Jewish Incubator Grants, which support innovative and impactful programs that enrich Miami’s Jewish community. Grants range from $2,500 to $10,000 and are awarded competitively, based on the alignment of programs with our priorities, their scope, financial need, and the organization’s capacity.

The committee meets 3-4 times in the fall (depending on the number of applications) and once in the spring. The committee reports to the Planning and Distribution Committee.  

As a committee member, you will be responsible for:

  • Reviewing 1-2 grant proposals and preparing to discuss them with the committee
  • Contacting your assigned organizations prior to the first meeting to complete an evaluation
  • Participating in fall meetings to develop funding recommendations
  • Conducting site visits in the spring with 1-2 funded organizations
  • Attending a spring meeting to review site visits

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