The Jewish Foundation's Women of Vision Society is dedicated to improving the lives of women and girls in the Greater New Haven area and in Israel. Established by 100 founding members, its mission encompasses addressing issues such as domestic violence, health, acculturation, and spirituality. The society seeks to enhance, support, and sustain critical programming and services for women and girls, having distributed over $180,000 toward these causes since its inception.

Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven

JFGNH: Grants for the Jewish Elderly

The Karma Foundation, established in 1996, is dedicated to providing grants to organizations involved in Arts & Culture, Autism, Education & Literacy, Health & Human Services, and the Development & Enrichment of Jewish Life.

Karma Foundation

Karma Foundation Grants

Targum Shlishi is a philanthropic foundation committed to supporting positive change. It aims to address challenges facing world Jewry by enabling innovative solutions to improve Jewish life globally. With a belief in the power of constructive change, the foundation funds initiatives in education, women’s issues, Israel, Holocaust awareness and education, emphasizing creative problem-solving and the potential for replication to ensure Jewish culture and traditions continue to thrive.

Targum Shlishi

Targum Shlishi Grant

The Frankel Family Foundation aims to create a world of equal opportunity within a healthy, sustainable planet. It focuses on promoting a just society that safeguards both the environment and its diverse inhabitants. The foundation is motivated by Jewish values of justice ("tzedak") and is committed to combating climate change, supporting sustainable energy initiatives, and addressing the developed world's reliance on fossil fuels.

Frankel Family Foundation

Frankel Family Foundation Grants

The mission of the Winnick Family Foundation, founded by Karen and Gary Winnick in 1983, focuses on improving education, literacy, health care, art, culture, and animal welfare, as well as supporting populations and communities at risk worldwide. The Foundation aims to make a positive impact through selective support of project-specific programs, capital campaigns, and unrestricted gifts to grantee organizations.

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Winnick Family Foundation Grants

Liberty Bank Foundation was established in 1997 as an extension of Liberty Bank’s commitment to community service. With a philosophy grounded in the belief that banks have a responsibility to not only offer excellent financial products and services but also to enhance the quality of life in their communities, the foundation supports nonprofit organizations aimed at building strong families and thriving communities.

Liberty Bank Foundation

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The Seherr-Thoss Foundations aim to provide permanent funding support for community interests in Litchfield, Connecticut, sparked by Sonia P. Seherr-Thoss and Hans C. Seherr-Thoss's commitment to community service and philanthropy. They focus on supporting large capital improvement projects and smaller initiatives within Litchfield, including support for local schools, charitable organizations, area churches, and public service equipment, while also considering funding for out-of-town organizations serving Litchfield residents.

Seherr-Thoss Foundations

Seherr-Thoss Foundation Grant

ALIPH is a non-profit foundation based in Geneva, recognized as an international organization, aiming to protect cultural heritage in conflict areas. It unites public and private funders to back prevention, protection, and rehabilitation of heritage at risk due to conflict, emphasizing projects that promote peace, reconciliation, international solidarity, social cohesion, cultural diversity, education, local development, and gender equality.

International Alliance for the Protection of Heritage in Conflict Areas (ALIPH)

Emergency Relief Grant Program

The mission of the Decorative Arts Trust, a non-profit organization, is to promote and foster the appreciation and study of the decorative arts. Their efforts include exchanging information through programming, collaborating with museums and preservation organizations, and underwriting internships, research grants, and scholarships for graduate students and young professionals.

Decorative Arts Trust

Curatorial Internship Grants

Founded in 1986, the Taiwanese United Fund (TUF) is a nonprofit organization focused on promoting understanding of Taiwanese people and culture. TUF sponsors cultural events featuring Taiwanese musicians, artists, film directors, and writers. Their mission encompasses enhancing cultural exchanges.

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The EBI Foundation aims to contribute to the health, education, and prosperity of the communities where its employees live and work. Created in 1952 and funded by EBI and its subsidiaries, it supports a range of causes including education, environmental preservation, disaster response, healthcare, scientific innovation, the arts, and community improvement. It prioritizes responsible social involvement and encourages employee engagement in community service, matching contributions to educational and cultural organizations.

JFGNH: Grants for the Jewish Elderly

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