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Prospective applicants should prepare a concise, mailed or phone-based inquiry addressed to the named president with a brief case for general operating support and local relevance; reference similar community or Jewish partners where applicable. Requests aligned with typical award sizes (many small grants, occasional larger gifts) and that emphasize community impact or synagogue/faith-based programming are more likely to match past giving. Because intake is rolling and there is no required form, a clear one-page cover letter plus a short budget and proof of 501(c)(3) status is an appropriate first approach; cultivating a local relationship or referral can help secure repeat funding.

Source: Zeffy Agent — Mar 2026, IRS Filing — 2024