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Outstanding Student Initiatives Grant Application
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What are the outcomes that you are trying to achieve? What do you want participants to do as a result of this initiative and how will they be impacted? (50 words maximum)
* Provide a short description of the initiative and how you will deliver the articulated outcomes. (What is it? Who is involved? How is it innovative?) (200 words maximum)
How does your initiative achieve the desired outcome?
* You must effectively address the following criteria in order to be considered for funding.
Follow- through component | Initiatives must include a detailed plan for follow-through designed to connect with students on an ongoing basis. You should anticipate how you plan to build relationships with the people impacted by the initiative and what their interests are. In order to follow-up with participants it is important that you create and demonstrate a strategy for name collection, relationship building (Facebook, etc.) and gathering participants' interests, contact information, etc. This plan should also facilitate ways for follow-through to impact campus culture or significantly enhance Jewish life. Proposals should include a compelling vision and/or strategy for achieving the long-term goals of the initiative, including how follow-through helps achieve these objectives. Proposals should include anticipated ways for students to continue their involvement either with the initiative directly or connecting to other areas of Jewish life.
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Broad student reach | Initiatives must reach and impact a significant
number of students; targeted experiences can be focused on a smaller number of
student activists in order to accomplish broader objectives. Initiatives
will be considered for funding according to the number of students impacted
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Interactive and experiential | Initiatives must bring students together
as active participants in accumulating knowledge, skills, thoughts, feelings,
memories or relationships. Artists, speakers, educators, musicians,
performances, and presentations must only be included in order to advance the
interactive and experiential components. Food cannot be a primary expense
of funded initiatives and should not represent more than 25% of the total
funding requested.
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Jewish life | Initiatives must significantly impact campus culture,
demonstrating the relevance of the following Jewish values in students lives:
All initiatives must exhibit: ° A pluralistic,
welcoming, and inclusive environment ° Student growth
and the balance in being distinctively Jewish and universally human
* Initiatives must advance at least one of the following in a Jewish context: (Check all that apply)
Social Justice: Engaging in acts of loving-kindness or repairing the world, and encouraging
creative & strategic action in addressing social issues.
Jewish Learning:
Celebrating Jewish life and heritage through experiencin and learning rituals,
prayers, texts, life-cycle events, or Jewish holidays.
Spirtituality:Experiencing
awe, wonder, and amazement in that which is greater than ourselves through the
exploration of faith, belief, and lifes big questions.
Israel:
Exploring educational, cultural, or political aspects of Israel or advocating
for Israel as the Jewish and democratic state within secure and recognized borders
and as a member of the family of free nations.
Jewish Peoplehood: Connecting
Jews across time and space with a familial bond based on the shared heritage,
memory, history, language, and culture of Jewish civilization.
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Provide a detailed explanation of the initiative, including how it addresses all of the selected criteria. (1000 words maximum)
Provide a detailed timeline, including both planning and implementation steps.
Optional: Please include any relevant materials that may support your request.
To attach files (up to three attachments):
1. Click on the "Browse" button. A new window will open. If you don't see a browse button, or if you want to attach more than three files, please e-mail the files to grants@hillel.org as an attachment.
2. If you are using Windows, there will be a pull down menu at the bottom of the new window called "Files of Type" or something similar. Change this to "All Files" or you may not be able to find your files.
3. Navigate to the folder that has your files, and either select your file and then click "Open" or double click on your file.
4. Repeat steps 1-3 if you want to attach more files.
5. Continue with the application.
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Second Attachment:
Third Attachment:
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Grant Budget |
Please complete the itemized budget form, making sure to follow all of these guidelines:Applications that demonstrate financial co-sponsorship are favored.
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Instructions for Submitting:
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I accept accountability for this grant. I understand that if awarded, the full grant allocation will be awarded upon completion of the funded initiative and evaluation.
I agree.
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