David and Marilyn Krupnick Foundation Grants

The David and Marilyn Krupnick Foundation invites grant requests from non-profit institutions in the southern New Jersey geographic area. Organisations must hold an IRS exemption under section 501(c)(3), and must fit one of three categories.

The first is helping the needy in local communities, which can include supplying food, clothing and other necessities of life to homeless and women's shelters, food kitchens and food pantries. The second is providing funds for the education of children of all ages, which can include Jewish as well as secular educational institutions, museums providing educational events, and anti-bullying programmes. The third is work that encourages or assists the strengthening of families through counselling, therapy or education.

Grant applications are accepted through February 28 of each year.

Recent grantees include the Boys and Girls Club of Trenton, the Camden City School Foundation, the Camden County Bar Foundation, Cathedral Kitchen, Catholic Partnership Schools, Covenant House Atlantic City, Dear Esther Productions, Jewish Family and Children's Service of Cherry Hill, Joseph's House of Camden, Kellman Brown Academy, KIPP Charter School Camden, Lutheran Social Ministries of Burlington, MANNA, Meals on Wheels of Ewing, the National Stop the Violence Alliance, the Raab Goodwin Holocaust Museum and Education Center, the Ronald McDonald House of Camden, The Arc Gloucester and the Woodland Development Corporation.

Download the solicitation request document from the Foundation's Grant Information page for the full requirements and specifications for a grant request, then email the completed request to the address given on that page. The Foundation is at 146 S. Lakeview Drive, Unit 203, Gibbsboro, New Jersey 08026.