 |
| Beneficiaries
and Allocations
Approved Allocations
for 2008-2009
| Local
Allocations |
GROUP SERVICES
|
Camp Scholarships |
10,000 |
Jewish Community
Center |
150,000 |
Subtotal |
160,000 |
SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS
|
Jewish Family Service |
50,000 |
Chai House |
20,000 |
Subtotal |
70,000 |
JEWISH EDUCATION
|
South Peninsula
Hebrew Day School (SPHDS) |
55,440 |
Yavneh Day School |
117,680 |
| Shalhevet (Teen Poland & Israel trip in SF) |
10,000 |
| SJ State Jewish Studies Program |
8,000 |
Kehillah Jewish High School |
14,400 |
Jewish Study Network |
4,000 |
Subtotal |
209,520 |
Religious School Allocation:
|
Congregation Shir
Hadash Religious School |
12,034 |
Congregation Beth
David Religious School |
7,063 |
| Temple Emanu-El Religious School |
5,493 |
Congregation Sinai Religious School |
1,570 |
Subtotal |
26,160 |
COMMUNITY/REGIONAL/NATIONAL
|
| Hillel of Santa Cruz |
5,000 |
Hillel of Silicon
Valley |
64,000 |
| Silicon Valley Conference of Community & Justice |
4,000 |
Bureau of Jewish Education |
4,000 |
Subtotal |
77,000 |
OPPORTUNITY GRANTS |
Teen Mentoring Program (Teens) |
3,000 |
Sunday Circle (Special Needs) |
2,500 |
| Camp Kayetz Upgrade (Equipment Upgrade) |
3,000 |
| Life Enrichment (Seniors) |
9,400 |
| Jewish Seniors Program (Seniors) |
10,000 |
| Panim State Capital (Teens) |
1,750 |
| Shabbat Meals (Silicon Valley Jewish Community) |
9,500 |
| Teen Screen (Teens) |
2,750 |
| Young Professional Outreach (Young Professionals) |
6,000 |
| Beit Midrash (Adults) |
1,000 |
| J:Serve (Teens) |
6,000 |
Second Steps (K-8 Graders) |
2,300 |
Community Yom Ha Atzmeut (Entire community) |
25,000 |
Total Opportunity Grant Allocation |
104,250 |
TOTAL LOCAL ALLOCATIONS |
646,930 |
Overseas Allocation
|
| UJC Collective Responsibility |
255,506 |
Partnership 2000 |
25,000 |
Subtotal |
280,506 |
GRAND
TOTAL ALLOCATIONS |
927,436
|
Please direct any questions about the Jewish Federation's Allocations to Campaign Director Arielle Hendel at (408) 357-7501. |
|
Mission statement
The mission of the Jewish Federation of Silicon Valley is to strengthen and enrich the Jewish community locally, in Israel and throughout the world. More
Maimonides declared that there are eight degrees of tzedakah,
each one superior to the other.
The person at the highest level, he said, "is one who enters into
a partnership with a Jew reduced to poverty, or finds work for him, in
order to strengthen his hand, so that he will have no need to beg from
other people."
Helping another human being become self-sufficient, according to Maimonides,
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