The Jacquie Bayley Fund for Leadership, Opportunity, and Sisterhood

About the Fund

Established in 2025, the Bayley Fund supports initiatives that help girls and youth become influential leaders, grow the number of opportunities available for meaningful education and engagement, and build supportive networks embracing shared values and collective strength. The Bayley Fund underwrites one grant each year, and supports initiatives in both the United States and in Israel.

 

The inaugural recipient of the Bayley Fund grant is jGirls+ Magazine, an online community and magazine written by and for self-identifying Jewish girls, young women, and nonbinary teens that provides them with the space to hone their communication skills and engage with a wide circle of peers on their own terms. As of January 2025, JGirls+ is proudly a program of Moving Traditions, another longtime grant recipient of the Hadassah Foundation.

Yuliya Levit Photography for jGirls+

About Jacquie Bayley

Jacquie has been an active supporter of the Hadassah Foundation for many years. She served as a board member from 2017-2022, helping to shape its grantmaking strategies and spearheading fundraising efforts, which more than doubled the Hadassah Foundation’s annual contributions. She continues to guide ongoing programming and engage a network of more than 70 former board members. Among Jacquie’s numerous involvements, she is a board member of the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America and is a past region president of the Pacific Northwest region of Hadassah, The Women’s Zionist Organization of America.

She lives in Bellevue, Washington.

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Grantmaking

Hadassah Foundation's Approach

We support organizations that work through a gender lens and that are creating social change. Learn what that means and about our grantmaking practices. Read more

Meet Our Grantees

Our grant recipients in Israel and the United States address a variety of issues affecting those who identify as women and girls. Learn about our current and past grant recipients. Read More