The following is a full list of grant recipients:

• Be’chol Lashon: Organizational support which will help the organization expand popular programs and pilot new ones
  
  
• Big Tent Judaism: Organizational support which will allow the organization to expand the scope and impact of current program offerings
  
  
• Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies at Brandeis University: Project support for a research study which will examine how intermarried couples make decisions regarding religion and family life
  
  
• European Janusz Korczak Academy: Project support to expand the Jewish Family Center “Mishpacha,” a program for intermarried couples and their children in Germany.
  
  
• Friends of Rodeph Sholom School: Organizational support which will allow the organization to focus on growing enrollment from intermarried families.
  
  
• Hebrew College: Project support to establish the first accredited program for Jewish educators focusing on the Jewish family education of intermarried parents and children.
  
  
• Hillel at UCLA: Organizational support which will allow the organization to continue engaging students, particularly students from intermarried families, effectively.
  
  
• Honeymoon Israel: Project support for post-trip programming and alternative activities for NYC couples that apply but do not participate on the trip.
  
  
• IKAR: Project support for several programs designed to make Jewish life and practice accessible for everyone, particularly interfaith families, through key access points. 
  
  
• InterfaithFamily: Organizational support which will allow the organization to focus on evaluation and website redesign.
  
  
• International Jewish Student Organization “Hillel” (Ukraine): Program support to expand “Vconnecte,” a primary engagement project designed specifically to attract unaffiliated students to Jewish communities around the region.
  
  
• J-ArtEck Youth Education Center: Project support for the international camp program, which serves a large amount of teens from intermarried families, as well as Madrichim training and post-camp programming.
  
  
• JCC Manhattan: Project support for Circles of Welcome, a new program offering an accessible entry point for positive engagement in Jewish life and community for interfaith couples/families.
  
  
• JCC Warszawa (Jewish Community Center of Warsaw): Project support to aid the JCC in continuing to be an entrance point for families, the majority of whom are intermarried, to become involved in Jewish life in Warsaw.
  
  
• Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival: Project support for a first-time cinematic tribute to Jewish identity in cinema through the prism of intermarriage, using classical and contemporary works.
  
  
• Jewbelong: Project support for a branding campaign to engage the Jewish community, particularly the unengaged and those from intermarried families, in a meaningful way around holidays and other Jewish practices.
  
  
• Jewish Family Service of the Cincinnati Area: Project support for an interfaith family engagement program which will include discussion groups, connections to local organizations, and mentoring.
  
  
• Judaism Your Way: Organizational support which will enable the organization to strengthen its development efforts and ensure the maintenance of current program offerings.
  
  
• Kidum Le-Aliyah: Project support for a roundtable discussion focusing on inclusion of intermarried couples and families in Jewish life. Participants will include researchers, decision-makers, thought leaders and other experts in the field.
  
  
• Memphis Jewish Federation: Project support for the Millennial Challenge, a micro-grant program to support initiatives which seek to engage unaffiliated or marginally affiliated Millennial Jews in Memphis, many of whom are from interfaith families.
  
  
• PJ Library: Project support to expand PJ Library to new markets with the goal of reaching new subscribers and interfaith families particularly
  
  
• Sixth & I Historic Synagogue: Project support for the expansion of current, successful program offerings for intermarried couples and families.
  
  
• Temple Shaaray Tefila of Northern Westchester: Project support to expand the synagogue’s programmatic offerings to engage intermarried families in Northern Westchester, including family events and adult learning.
  
  
• The Daniel Centers for Progressive Judaism: Project support to expand current B’nai Mitzvah programming for intermarried families, including specific curriculum, marketing, and B’nai Mitzvah subsidies.
  
  
• The United Jewish Congregation of Hong Kong: Organizational support which will allow the organization to expand its capacity in youth programming, adult education/community engagement, and membership efforts.
  
  
• Union for Reform Judaism: Project support for the JewV’Nation Fellowship, a new project incubator and innovative leadership development program for creative leaders dedicated to Jewish outreach, particularly for unaffiliated, underrepresented Jews, many of whom are intermarried or in interfaith relationships.
  
  
• United Israel Appeal of Canada: Project support for Honeymoon Israel, particularly to bring this particular intermarried experiential education and community development initiative to Canada
  
  
• United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism: Project support to help synagogues include interfaith couples and families in congregational life and Jewish community in authentic, substantive, and meaningful ways.