We have designed this page to assist you in finding out what scholarships are available to you. The list is based on organizations that have helped children attend camp in the past. Information provided here will be updated regularly as more information becomes available. The information provided below is to the best of our knowledge. Camp Gan Israel Florida bears no responsibility for its accuracy. If there is an organization that you know of that is not on the list or you have some information that would be helpful to other parents, please share it with us and email [email protected].
Most scholarships require proof that your son/s is/are registered in camp before your application is considered. We will be happy to provide a letter to the organization once you have registered for camp with a $300 deposit.
Your local Jewish Federation is always a good place to start.
Nationwide:
– One Happy Camper / PJ Library
Dade County: Greater Miami Jewish Federation
Due date on Tuesday, January 31, 2024.
Contact Inbar Cohen: [email protected]
Broward County: Broward County Jewish Federation
Contact Galit Alboukrek: [email protected]
Due date on March 1, 2024
South Palm Beach County:
– Linda Berey Hurst Chai Fund
Sandra Baum | 561-852-6065 | [email protected]
(Contact: Cindy Kahan [email protected])
Due date: Friday, February 5, 2024
– Jewish Family Services
Application is open until funds are exhausted
Wendy Goodman | [email protected] | 561.852-3171
North Palm Beach County:
– Jewish Overnight Camp Scholarship
Due date: March 31, 2024
If you live outside Florida, check with your local Jewish Federation, as they may offer scholarships for overnight camps.
For those living in the following zip codes: 11213, 11225, 11203, 11216, 11212, 11233.
Applications Open: 6th May 2024 09 AM EDT
Applications Close: 6th May 2024 10 PM EDT
Other:
Chasdei Avrohom Eliezer Camp Fund: Click here to apply.
Contact: +1 347 (907-0863) | [email protected]
Jewish Children’s Regional Service
At the JCRS, we recognize the value of Jewish sleep-away camp as a unique opportunity for fun, personal growth, and Jewish identity-building. Jewish sleep-away camp allows children to enjoy new social and learning in a special environment that nurtures Jewish identity.
The JCRS would like all interested children to have this opportunity, but we recognize that for many families the high cost of overnight camp is prohibitive. Last year, the JCRS provided partial scholarship funding for over 300 children to attend Jewish camp. The amount of these scholarships varies by the circumstances of the child and family.
Children must reside in the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee or Texas.