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Jewish Youth Fund

The Jewish Youth Fund was established in 1937 to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI with the object of strengthening Anglo-Jewish youth work. The Fund continues to achieve this by making grants to Jewish youth organisations in Britain.

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Jewish Youth Fund

Grants Criteria

  • Criteria 01 - Applicants will be Jewish organisations, groups or clubs which are UK registered charities and whose beneficiaries are of the Jewish faith in the United Kingdom.
  • Criteria 02 - Applicants must provide positive informal educational experiences and/or recreation opportunities for young Jewish people within the United Kingdom who are aged between 9 and 21 in an informal setting.
  • Criteria 03 - Grants will only be given if there is confidence that Child Protection, Health & Safety, Data Protection and other relevant policies are in place and being applied consistently.
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Summer 2025 Grants

Summer 2025 Grants

20 Feb 2025

Application for JYF's Summer 2025 Grants Open at 9am on Thursday 20 Feb and close at 3pm on Friday 2…

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Testimonials

  • FZY’s membership have been greatly impacted by the generous and continued support of the Jewish Youth Fund. Without their commitment, FZY would not have been able to affect thousands of young Jewish people - the future leadership of the movement and the community.

    Joel Jacobs, Executive Director, FZY