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Mosaic United opens $1M fund for Ukrainian Jewish refugee summer camp

Proposals being accepted to sponsor summer 2022 experiences for children and families.

Courtesy of SharonJoy17, Pixabay
Courtesy of SharonJoy17, Pixabay

Mosaic United is issuing a request for proposals to sponsor summer camp experiences for Ukrainian Jewish refugees, offering up to $1 million in funding.

An estimated 50,000 Jews have been displaced since the start of the war in Ukraine, most of whom have decided to remain in Europe. Those displaced require a wide array of support, including communal and religious services.

To provide them with a safe, fun, and meaningful Jewish experience, Mosaic United is soliciting proposals from qualified organizations to sponsor the participation of Jewish refugees.

Proposals can be submitted for day and overnight camps for children, family camps lasting one to two weeks, and weekend retreats or Shabbatonim for any age group. Funding is provided on a per person, per day basis.

Due to the urgent nature of the need, full funding is being provided and no matching funds are required. Organizations can propose either experiences exclusively for refugees or experiences which integrate refugees with other Jewish campers.

To learn more or apply for funding, visit https://mosaicunited.org/jewish-ukrainian-refugee-summer-camp/.

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