CJBPG: The Miriam Fund Grant

Overview

_NOTE: LOIs  due on Friday, August 29, 2025, TMF will only accept applications from organizations whose overall mission or specific project proposal primarily focuses on the categories of: Education or Economic Empowerment._

_In the following year, for LOIs submitted in August 2026, TMF will accept only applications from organizations whose overall mission or specific project proposal primarily focuses on the areas of Health, Legal Rights, and/or Personal Safety._

Grants & Proposals

The Miriam Fund (TMF) looks for innovative projects that deliver measurable and sustainable outcomes for the advancement of women and/or girls\* in Massachusetts’ secular or Jewish communities as well as in Israel (with a focus on the greater Haifa community), and address one or more of the following areas:

* Education
* Economic empowerment
* Health
* Legal rights
* Personal safety

TMF welcomes applications for new and ongoing results-oriented projects that can demonstrate a measurable and sustainable impact. TMF makes one-year grants up to a maximum of $25,000. Following a first-year grant, an organization may be considered for renewal for up to two additional consecutive years. Projects are funded for the fiscal year from July 1 to June 30.

Eligibility

_You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website._

* Organizations/programs must support interests of women and girls
* Includes all for whom “woman” is a meaningful identifier or experience, including (but not limited to) cisgender women and girls, transgender women and girls, and non-binary individuals. 
* Organizations may continue to apply and be awarded funding for up to three consecutive years for the same program
* Organizations typically apply for project-specific grants. However, organizations that both exclusively serve women and/or girls AND have an annual budget under $1.5 million may apply for general operating grants.
* Grantees must complete mid-year and end-of-year evaluations

Ineligibility

* TMF does not support capital projects, scholarships, or make grants to individuals