Share the News of Your Grant
Publicity for Your Program
We encourage you to share the news of your grant with others. Contacting different media sources, and identifying NCEJ as one of your sources of support, will increase your organization's visibility in the community and strengthen our collective efforts to welcome new people to Judaism.
Issue a news release to the media. Your organization may want to share the news of your new grant award or program with media outlets. We welcome copies of publications or media coverage.
Link To Our Website: National Center to Encourage Judaism (www.ncejudaism.org)
See How Other Grantees Publicize Their Grants:
“Judaism for Conversion Candidates” course to begin in August by The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle, The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle, June 2023.
Rabbi Kleinman to pilot Solo Judaism initiative for new Jews-by-choice by Sam Kricsfeld, The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle, January 2023.
National Center to Encourage Judaism Funds Hebrew Language Courses (PDF), Jewish Observer Of Central New York, February 16, 2022.
American Jewish University receives grants for cultural programs, including mikveh by American Jewish University, aju.edu, January 2022. Also seen in Jewish News Syndicate.
Starting a Jewish Journey, by Jorie Slodki, Jewish Federation of Raleigh-Cary, November 2021.
5 Senses of Judaism’s Success Spreads to the Coast by Elana Warren, TC Jewfolk, October 2019.
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Are you thinking of offering a program that will connect new people to Judaism and your organization? We can put you in touch with grantees who can give you ideas for effective programs that you can try in your community.
Are you looking for ways to reach more people? We can help. Please reach out to us at 301-802-4254, or contact Ellen Gerecht, Executive Director.