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Hillel International
National Hillel publishes no campus event grant, and the subsidies it does run are applied for by Hillel professionals, not by students. Programming money lives at your local Hillel, which usually already holds a budget it can spend on your event without any application. What this office runs is a free legal helpline, incident reporting, a campus directory, and a few social-impact subsidies.
Hillel International is the world's largest and most inclusive Jewish campus organization, serving nearly 200,000 college students each year.
- No national campus event grant, and the social-impact subsidies are applied for by Hillel staff — a student cannot apply directly
- The programming money is at your local Hillel, which often already has it budgeted and can co-sponsor without an application
- Campus Antisemitism Legal Line (CALL): a free helpline for Title VI matters, where lawyers assess your case and may represent you at no cost
- The Find a Hillel directory covering 964 campuses, filterable by Jewish population and campus climate
Criteria need confirmationOneGrant has only partial criteria for this program. Verify current requirements with the organization before relying on a match.
Apply and get paid
What the application asks for
- If you are a student, ask your campus Hillel's staff to apply, fund, or co-sponsor — start by asking what they already have budgeted
- If you are Hillel staff, email socialimpact@hillel.org or contact your local Hillel
- Program purpose, partners, audience, and budget
- Confirm the amount, timing, and reporting terms before planning around the award
After the event — what you owe them
- Follow the specific program or campus award notice
- No general post-award documentation requirements are published
Who may qualify
- Only Hillel professionals can apply for these grants directly — students go through their campus Hillel's staff
- Work through your campus Hillel, which frequently already holds programming money for exactly this
- Interfaith grants require collaboration with students of other faiths
- Program terms vary by campus and initiative
What they offer
- ProgramCampus Antisemitism Legal Line (CALL) A free legal helpline run with the ADL, the Louis D. Brandeis Center, and Gibson Dunn, covering Title VI matters. Lawyers assess your case and may represent you at no cost. Intake by web form or text CALLhelp to 51555; about 1,000 reports from 230 campuses as of 2025.
- ResourceReportCampusHate.org Incident reporting run with the ADL and the Secure Community Network. There is an anonymous option; each report is reviewed by a trained professional who connects you to your campus Hillel, with 24/7 support.
- ResourceFind a Hillel directory A searchable directory of 964 campuses, filterable by Jewish population and campus climate. Each school page shows enrolment and whether Hillel antisemitism training is offered.
- GrantInterfaith Outreach Micro Grants Support for projects created through collaboration between Jewish students and students of other faiths.
- GrantClimate alternative-break subsidy $500 plus educational resources for eligible service programming.
- ResourceCampus network and protection Local Hillel staff, Israel Fellows, Campus for All resources, incident reporting, and CALL legal support.