Investing in Our Community
Through Annual Campaign Allocations
The allocations process is a vital pillar of our Federation, helping us invest in programs and initiatives that strengthen our Jewish community and advance our shared strategic priorities.
Applicant Agency Eligibility
Agencies must:
1. Have 501(c)3 non-profit organization status
2. Further Jewish life and/or culture through their mission
3. Be designated as a Jewish agency by the JFGN Board
4. Have a Board of Directors comprised primarily of local area residents
Program Outcome Check-in Form
Twice a year we ask all agencies that receive funding, to submit a check-in form. This helps Federation and agencies track progress, engagement, and is a good indicator for overall success. Federation runs on a fiscal year starting in July and ending in June.
The January form will be an assessment of the first six months (July 1 - December 31) and will be due on January 31st.
The July form will be a comprehensive assessment of the year (July 1 - June 30) and will be due on July 31st.
Israel Resilience and Rebuilding Fund
Grant Application
The Jewish Federation of Greater Naples is distributing over $500,000 to support Israeli nonprofit organizations addressing critical resilience and rebuilding needs. Grants are available in three tiers: $5,000-$19,999, $20,000-$99,999, and $100,000+. Eligible organizations must be registered Israeli nonprofits qualified to receive funds from U.S. tax-exempt organizations. Applications focus on measurable impact, serving affected populations, and organizational capacity. Grants $100,000+ require a Letter of Inquiry by January 8, 2026. All other applications are due January 9, 2026. Decisions announced Spring 2026.
