Isadore and Molly Boroff Israel Scholarship Fund
4330 Cedar Lake Road
Minneapolis, MN 55416
952-417-2334
Fax: 952-593-2544
Gabe Herstig, gherstig@jewishminneapolis.org
jewishminneapolis.org/experience-israel/travel-scholarships
The Isadore and Molly Boroff Israel Scholarship Fund provides grants for Jewish men and women, aged 18-30, whose permanent residence is in the Minneapolis metropolitan area and who plan to participate in an Israel program. The program must be at least three months in length, MASA-recognized (or with an equivalent educational component included) and administered by a nonprofit organization.
Israel Center Scholarship
4330 Cedar Lake Road
Minneapolis, MN 55416
952-417-2321
Fax: 952-593-2544
jewishminneapolis.org/experience-israel/travel-scholarships
The Israel Center needs-based scholarship offers scholarships for men and women age 16 years and older traveling to Israel on an educational program at least three weeks in length.
Israel Experience Scholarship
790 S. Cleveland Ave., Suite 227
St. Paul, MN 55116
651-695-3186
Director: Stacy Dockman, 651-695-3182, sdockman@stpaulfed.org
The St. Paul Jewish Federation offers Israel Experience Scholarships to Jewish children and young adults, ages 13-22, for approved programs. Applicants who are planning their first trip to Israel will receive priority. Apply online at jewishstpaul.org/camp-scholarships-and-grants.
Louis Herman Israel Experience Fund
4330 Cedar Lake Road
Minneapolis, MN 55416
952-417-2319
Fax: 952-593-2544
Gabe Herstig, gherstig@jewishminneapolis.org
jewishminneapolis.org/experience-israel/travel-scholarships
The Louis Herman Israel Experience Fund provides grants that help Minneapolis teenagers travel to Israel. The fund was designed to give Jewish teens an incentive to get involved in the Minneapolis Jewish community. Minneapolis residents between the ages of 15 and 18 can be eligible for a grant.
Partnership2Gether (Minneapolis-Israel Partnership Program)
952-417-2321
Eilt Harel, eharel@jewishminneapolis.org
The Minneapolis Jewish community is paired with the city of Rehovot for this partnership founded to strengthen connections between Minneapolis and Israel and build a stronger sense of Jewish peoplehood for participants in both cities. P2G provides opportunities to participate in cultural, educational and social exchanges between Minneapolis and Rehovot.
St. Paul Jewish Federation — Passport to Israel
790 S. Cleveland Ave., Suite 227
St. Paul, MN 55116
Director: Stacy Dockman, 651-695-3182, sdockman@stpaulfed.org
jewishstpaul.org
Passport to Israel is a savings incentive program that encourages families to start saving early for a child’s educational Israel experience. The St. Paul Jewish Federation administers this community partnership with families, sponsoring congregations and participating organizations. Families contribute each year to their child’s passport fund and receive funds from their participating synagogue and the Federation. You do not need to belong to a synagogue to participate.
St. Paul Jewish Federation — St. Paul-Israel Partnership2Gether Program
790 S. Cleveland Ave., Suite 227
St. Paul, MN 55116
jewishstpaul.org
Director: Stacy Dockman, 651-695-3182, sdockman@stpaulfed.org
Chair: Jonathan Eisenthal
Partnership2Gether is a program of the St. Paul Jewish Federation, which brings Diaspora and Israeli Jews together to help establish long-term bonds — leading to understanding and a mutual commitment for a strong, united Jewish future. St. Paul, together with Milwaukee, Wisc., partners with the Sovev Kinneret region.
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