Hyman, Blanche, Rita and Norma Gurland Fund for Children with Needs Students
Through the Hyman, Blanche, Gladys, Rita and Norma Gurland Memorial Fund, the Jewish Education Center of Cleveland is able to offer grants to children with special needs. These funds are available to first and second timers going to a variety of camps offering special programming to the campers.
For first and second time campers with special needs. Must be resident of Cleveland.
David and Inez Myers Foundation Camp Leadership Scholarship for Teens
This scholarship is to help students entering or in high school attend a Jewish summer overnight camp that offers leadership training. Preference will be given to incoming 9th and 10th graders
Factors to be considered in awarding the scholarship are to include but are not limited to: financial need, demonstrated leadership potential, and an expressed desire to give back to the Jewish community as a result of this camp leadership experience. Grants will be allocated at an amount not to exceed $500 per grant.
Application deadline: March 15, 2018
Jewish Family Services Association Camp Assistance (Cleveland)
Jewish Overnight Camp Scholarship Program (Seattle)
| The Federation’s need-based camp scholarships program helps Washington State families with the cost of Jewish overnight camp tuition. By providing you with a variety of funding options, our goal is to ensure that you receive the assistance you need so that your child/children can participate in a Jewish overnight camp experience. |
CJP Boston
| You know camp is impactful and fun for kids. But did you know that camping scholarships can relieve the financial pressure that is less fun for grown-ups? Contact us at campership@cjp.org to find out more about your options. |
Jewish Federation of Omaha
Scholarships, based on financial need, are available to residents of Omaha and Lincoln. Funding is provided from several sources including outside entities, endowment funds and an allocation provided from the Annual Campaign of the Jewish Federation of Omaha.
Jewish Residential Summer Camp Scholarship Program
Jewish residential summer camp scholarship program: Supplemental funding, based on financial need, to help rising 3rd through 10th graders attend an eligible Midwestern Jewish residential summer camp; applications available from camp offices.
JCL Louisville
The JCL provides scholarship for families requesting financial assistance for overnight camping experiences. A variety of funds in the JCL’s Foundation for Planned Giving and grants generously make funds available. A few funds are designated for specific camps while the majority are available for any FJC approved camp.
San Francisco-based Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund
Northern California is blessed with a diversity of Jewish overnight camps, each one with its own unique flavor and offerings. Visit the Camp Collective hub to learn more about each of our six camps and the resources available to help make camp a reality.
The Federation’s overnight camp scholarship funding goes directly to the six Northern California camps to pool with their own scholarship dollars. Contact your camp to apply for financial assistance, or for first-time campers, check out One Happy Camper for information about incentive grants up to $1,000. The Federation no longer provides individual scholarships for camps outside the region – contact your camp directly to inquire about financial assistance.
Scholarship funds are provided with support from the Albert and Janet Schultz Overnight Campership Fund, the Bentkowsky Campership Fund, the Bernard Hurwitz and Ethel Adler Hurwitz Summer Camperships Fund, the Newhouse Fund, and other generous donors to the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund.
Jewish Federation of Central NY
Needs-Based Scholarships are available only to residents of Syracuse and Central New York residing in the 130, 131 and 132 zip code areas.