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The Hadassah Foundation is delighted to welcome three accomplished women as new board members: Caren Goldberg of Bayside, Wisconsin; Amy Rosenblatt Lui of Minnetonka, Minnesota, and Anastasia Torres-Gil of Santa Cruz, California. Caren Goldberg (top left in above photo) has served as chief development officer of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation, executive director of the federation’s ...

The Hadassah Foundation is requesting proposals from organizations based in Israel with annual budgets between $200,000 and $5 million (U.S. dollars) that address the needs of women and girls, foster their advancement, and promote systemic change. Download RFP here. Grant proposals will be accepted until noon ET on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, and must be submitted through our online grants ...

The Hadassah Foundation wishes a hearty mazel tov to Moving Traditions and jGirls+ Magazine -- two longtime  grant recipients -- on forging a strategic and feminist partnership. Moving Traditions, a leading organization dedicated to engaging Jewish youth in meaningful experiences rooted in Jewish values, has acquired  jGirls+ Magazine, an empowering online magazine and community for ...

The Hadassah Foundation will be awarding at least 12 grants and issuing three open requests for proposals in 2025. The first one, for Israel organizations applying for Core grants ($80,000), will be issued in February. To make it easier for grantseekers to plan ahead, we have added a new page to our website with details on our grantmaking schedule for 2025 and will update it as new details ...

Hadassah Foundation grant recipients are making headlines as they work to improve the lives for women and girls. Here’s a sample of recent articles highlighting the work of some of our current and recent grant recipients. You can learn more about each grant recipient here. Please note that the Hadassah Foundation does not endorse every view expressed in the articles below. An Installation ...