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Grantmaking public charityEIN 521844823

HILLEL THE FOUNDATION FOR JEWISH CAMPUS LIFE

WASHINGTON, DC 20001

Total Assets

$69.4M

FY 2023

Annual Giving

$10.6M

FY 2023

Grants Made

150

FY 2023

Avg Grant

$71K

FY 2023

Grant Range

Typical

Deadlines

Applications

Programs & Activities

Program 1

$5.3M

Hillel's Israel Action and Addressing Antisemitism Program (IAP) is a leading provider of Israel education and engagement on college campuses, equipping students to navigate an increasingly challenging environment. As anti-Israel and antisemitic activity take on more overt and exclusionary forms, IAP provides ongoing support for campuses facing crises while also creating opportunities for positive Israel engagement through broad-reaching programs and experiences. Through proactive programming, crisis response, and post-crisis support, IAP strengthens campus Hillels and fosters a sense of community among pro-Israel students. By building comprehensive Israel engagement plans and providing critical resources, IAP ensures that Jewish students feel empowered to express their identity and advocate for Israel. Through these efforts, IAP helps create a new generation of student activists who confidently support Israel while maintaining connections with their broader campus communities. The Hillel International Israel Leadership Network (ILN) empowers a new generation of top Israel focused student leaders across North American campuses through education, advocacy, and community engagement. By providing comprehensive training and resources, ILN equips students to effectively counter anti-Israel narratives, foster meaningful dialogue, and create vibrant Israel-focused programming on their respective campuses. ILN membership empowers hundreds of campus Hillels with strong leaders who mobilize peers in support of Israel and the Jewish community.

Program 2

$4.4M

Israel immersive (birthright) birthright israel seeks to ensure that every eligible young jewish adult around the world, especially the less connected, is given the opportunity to visit israel on this educational journey. Birthright israel program aims to give the gift of an educational trip to israel to 50,000 young jewish adults each year. Hillel international is a trip organizer and major provider of these trips through its campus connections and recruitment efforts.

Program 3

$18.6M

Other

Program 4

$4.1M

Office of innovation

Program 5

$3.8M

International

Program 6

$3.5M

A paid, two-year fellowship

Program 7

$3.4M

Measurement program

Program 8

$2.7M

Iact

Program 9

$2.3M

Meyerhoff

Focus Areas

Religion-Related

Financial Snapshot

2023 filing

Total Revenue

$73.2M

Total Expenses

$65.8M

Giving Over Time

4 years

Giving over time from 2020 to 2023. Peak $11.9M in 2020. Hover bars for details.

Total dollars recorded per filing year. Scale adjusts to the foundation's range.

Top Recipients

500 grants

Grant Size Distribution

500 grants

<$10K
46
grants
$10–50K
174
grants
$50–250K
260
grants
$250K–1M
20
grants
$1–5M
$5M+

Geographic Focus

39 states

New York
$7.2M
17% of total
California
$5.3M
13% of total
Florida
$4.4M
10% of total
Massachusetts
$4.2M
10% of total
Pennsylvania
$3.2M
7% of total
Ohio
$1.6M
4% of total
Arizona
$1.3M
3% of total
Virginia
$1.2M
3% of total
Maryland
$1.2M
3% of total
Texas
$975K
2% of total

+29 more states

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