Foundation Rolling (Quarterly)

Funding Amount

Not stated

Deadline

Rolling (quarterly review)

Grant Type

Foundation

Deadline history & next window

Cycle
Rolling — applications accepted year-round
Tracked since
April 2026

Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.

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Eligible organizations

  • Students

Other requirements

  • Campus professionals
  • Special consideration given to initiatives involving multiple pro-Israel stakeholders
  • To receive microgrant funding, applicants must:
  • Host an event on an American campus

Overview

Geographic Scope: American college campuses (US)

Purpose: Provide funding for initiatives that support Israel on American college campuses

Eligibility:

  • Students
  • Campus professionals
  • Special consideration given to initiatives involving multiple pro-Israel stakeholders

Requirements

To receive microgrant funding, applicants must:

  • Host an event on an American campus
  • Submit a brief final report describing outcomes and achievements within 48 hours of initiative completion
  • Submit documentation including quality photos, videos, and earned media coverage or op-eds

Initiative Requirements

The initiative should:

  • Educate about Israeli culture, society, politics, technological advancements, or other facets of life in Israel
  • Engage diverse students and student groups from the college or university
  • Promote positive relationships, open-minded dialogue, and academic enrichment

The initiative should NOT:

  • Deny the right of Israel to exist as a Jewish and democratic state with secure and recognized borders
  • Delegitimize, demonize, or apply a double standard to Israel
  • Support boycott of, divestment from, or sanctions against the State of Israel
  • Exhibit a pattern of disruptive behavior towards campus events or guest speakers or foster an atmosphere of incivility
  • Discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, gender, gender expression, or sexual orientation

How to Apply

Application Process

  1. Complete online application form at https://israelcc.org/apply
  2. Provide contact information (name, email, phone)
  3. Specify affiliation details:
    • Campus and organization name
    • Status (Student, Geller Senior Fellow, Pro-Israel Professional, Faculty Member)
    • Expected graduation year (if applicable)
  4. Describe your initiative:
    • Initiative Title: Required
    • Date of Event: Required
    • Amount Requested: Required (in USD)
    • 4-6 Sentence Summary: Describe purpose, key components, and intended outcomes
    • Location and Security: Explain where event will be held and what security measures will be in place
    • Cosponsors: List any organizational cosponsors or other student organizations involved
  5. Select initiative focus areas (select all that apply):
    • Building diverse coalitions
    • Celebrating cultural identity and heritage
    • Promoting civic engagement
    • Providing advocacy and leadership training
    • Strengthening the U.S.–Israel relationship
    • Other (with brief description)
  6. Provide payment information (recipient name/organization, address)
  7. Review and accept terms and conditions
  8. Submit via online form with reCAPTCHA verification

Post-Award Requirements

  • Submit ICC Microgrant Report Form within 48 hours of initiative completion
  • Respond to all ICC staff communications in a timely manner

What Israel on Campus Coalition Inc actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2025

Grants in 2025
24
Total given
$283K
Median grant
$8,250
Range
$5,500–$43K
  • By dollars: Massachusetts 25%, New York 15%, New Jersey 13%. Top recipient cities: Cambridge, MA; New York, NY; Ashburn, VA.
  • 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.

Example grants

  • President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA

    Grant to support israel research and education

    $43K

  • The George Washington University · Ashburn, VA

    Antisemitism education grant

    $28K

  • New Jersey Institute of Technology · Newark, NJ

    Antisemitism education grant

    $25K

  • University of South Carolina · Columbia, SC

    Antisemitism education grant

    $25K

  • Hillel at Baruch College · New York, NY

    Microgrant for education

    $15K

IRS Form 990, 2025. Amounts as reported by the funder. Full 990 history →
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