We proudly stand in solidarity with our partner, the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS). #StandUpToJewishHate
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Receive insights and expertise to advance your organization and professional skill set. Trainings, LEAP sessions, organizational health resources, and more — suggested by you, taught by the best.
Enhance your security
Protect your organization more effectively with physical security grants, cybersecurity, active threat trainings, and more. Communal Security Initiative (CSI) will even give you an AED and teach you how to use it.
Create more buzz
Promote your organization to 90K visitors each month on JewishBoston.com, a free marketing and media outlet. Post events to the community calendar, share resources, and more!
Match with volunteers
Looking to fill board and committee roles? Hineni Volunteer Network connects you with community leaders ready to make an impact.
Invest for the future
Financial sustainability is possible! Qualified organizations can access a platform for long-term investing to strengthen generations to come.
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It’s not too soon to think about summer 2026 at Jewish overnight camp
Camp makes for so much more than just an incredible summer. Studies show that children who attend Jewish overnight camp have higher rates of synagogue affiliation and a stronger connection to Jewish life and Israel. Plus, kids discover all the magic of sleepaway camp — from building friendships to learning new skills to going on adventures to making memories that will last a lifetime.
CJP’s Center for Combatting Antisemitism’s Ally Challenge grants close July 31
CJP’s Center for Combating Antisemitism (CCA) is accepting applications for Ally Challenge grant funding. These grants are designed to support hyper-local, grassroots projects that build bridges between communities to address antisemitism. Read about the 2025 Ally Challenge grantees.
CJP’s Center for Combatting Antisemitism Campus Resilience grants close July 31
CJP’s Center for Combating Antisemitism (CCA) is now accepting applications for Campus Resilience grants for the 2025–2026 academic year. These one-time grants provide programmatic funding for projects and initiatives aligned with one of the following strategic focus areas: Dialogue and Allyship, Education and Advocacy, Pride and Joy. Grants are open to campus-based or campus-serving organizations with a local presence in or impact on Greater Boston campuses. Applications are open now and will close on Thursday, July 31 at 5:00 p.m.
Get involved
Professional learning and development for you and your team
Looking for opportunities to “sharpen the saw” and invest in yourself and your team over the summer and beyond? CJP is compiling a number of virtual opportunities and resources to assist.CJP’s Hineni Volunteer Network
CJP’s Hineni Volunteer Network connects partner organizations to skilled volunteer leaders to serve on committees, task forces, boards, and more. Our network includes over 130 individuals, ranging from young professionals to empty nesters to retired CEOs. We invite all CJP partner organizations to reach out to Dara Klein to discuss your current needs, or fill out this form to submit a new opportunity.2025 Greater Boston Jewish Community Study update
CJP has commissioned a study of the Jewish population of Greater Boston to learn not only about the size and characteristics of the Jewish community, but also about the issues they care for the most. With this information, we can work with you to build a stronger, more vibrant Jewish community.
In the coming weeks, some of your constituents or members will receive a letter or postcard from our research partner, SSRS, inviting them to complete the survey — online, on paper, or by phone — if they are one of the 170,000 households randomly selected. If you or your constituents need more information, please direct them to the 2025 Greater Boston Jewish Community Study webpage.
Sign up for CJP's Center for Combating Antisemitism Newsletter
CJP’s Center for Combating Antisemitism (CCA) is positioned to empower the Greater Boston Jewish community with opportunities, resources, and tools to combat antisemitism head-on. Sign up today for CJP’s CCA Newsletter, which will have insights and curated resources.
Communities of Practice for Jewish nonprofit professionals
CJP provides opportunities for professionals to gather (virtually) and discuss timely topics, share knowledge, seek advice, and build relationships with colleagues in related professional areas. We encourage you to invite your colleagues to join, and welcome your participation to help shape these groups, suggest discussion topics, and ask questions.
Development Professionals Community of Practice
With Jennifer Weinstock, CJP’s Executive Vice President, Philanthropy
Monthly meetings
Mondays at 10:00 a.m. ET (until 10:45 a.m. ET)
Stay tuned for new dates starting in the fall.
We have created a Google Group (also known as a Listserv) in order to enable development professionals to reach out to colleagues with questions, ideas, and resources. You do not need a Gmail address to join.
To join, please contact Chrissy Malon.
Teen Education and Engagement Community of Practice
With Brett Lubarsky, CJP’s Director, Jewish Communal Life
Quarterly meetings
Stay tuned for new dates starting in the fall.
Professionals working with teens, college students, and young adults
See the latest professional development offerings for professionals working with teens, college students and young adults.
For information about professional development resources and opportunities for professionals working with teens and young adults, contact Brett Lubarsky, CJP's Director, Cohorts. For campus, contact Samantha Robinson, CJP’s Senior Manager, Center for Combating Antisemitism.
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For additional support, including for formal collaborations, or to share feedback so we can better understand our community’s needs, please contact Dara.