Send page to a Friend Grant Process and Application Israel Campus Roundtable programming grants Application for funding September 2006 – May 2007 Please download Grant Application here Grant must be submitted at least 1 week before ICR meeting on November 20, 2007 The Israel Campus Roundtable will award grants for student initiated and student planned Israel programs on university campuses. The ICR is made up of fourteen major Jewish organizations in the Greater Boston area working on Israel education, advocacy, leadership development, and enrollment for Israel experience programs on college campuses. These organizations include the following: Combined Jewish Philanthropies, Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston, Hillel Council of New England, Anti-Defamation League, American Jewish Committee, The David Project, Camera, AIPAC, USD Hagshama; Israel Aliyah Center; Consulate of Israel to New England, Hamagshimim, StandWithUs and Hasbarah Fellowships.   Grant Details   Grants will be made available for students to educate, train, mobilize, dialogue with, and organize their campus communities around pro-Israel initiatives on campuses throughout the Greater Boston area. The maximum grant allocation is $1,000. Grants will be reviewed on a rolling basis.  Grants must be submitted at least one month prior to the date of the Israel-related project or event.  All flyers, newspaper articles, brochures, and other publicity must state that the project was funded by the Israel Campus Roundtable unless otherwise notified by the Israel Campus Roundtable. Applications for this grant should be submitted via email to Esther Cohen at  ecohen@jcrcboston.org and hard copy to:          Israel Campus Roundtable        c/o Jewish Community Relations Council         126 High Street        Boston, MA 02110        Attn: Esther Cohen            Criteria for Review of Grants   The Israel Campus Roundtable will apply the following criteria in evaluating project proposals.  In your application for funding, please demonstrate how the proposed project will meet these criteria.  Program focuses on one of the following priority areas: Making Israel’s case; promoting a fair and honest understanding of the Middle East Conflict; celebrating Israel’s contributions to the world through cultural, social or other apolitical means; encouraging others to travel to Israel; creating positive messages about Israel. Program or project builds coalition(s) with at least one other campus group (other groups can be Jewish or non-Jewish—ideally both are involved). Program targets both Jewish and non-Jewish students as well as those who are strongly and less strongly identified as pro-Israel. Project includes a clear marketing and publicity plan. Project fulfills demonstrated need on campus without duplicating efforts of other organizations.