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Israel on Campus Coalition
Microgrants for pro-Israel initiatives on American campuses, an elite international fellowship with a fully subsidised trip to Israel and the UAE, and a subsidised national leadership summit in Washington, DC.
The Israel on Campus Coalition unites and empowers pro-Israel campus organizations, providing strategic coordination and expertise — on campus, they stand up for Israel; ICC stands behind them.
- A microgrant with no published amount — you enter the figure in the form's "Amount Requested (USD)" field
- Strategic coordination and expertise from ICC staff, with special consideration when several pro-Israel groups partner
- Its two fellowships are both effectively closed right now — the Community Impact application link is dead and its training has passed, and Geller reopens January 2027
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
- Submit the ICC Microgrant Application — a 37-field form: your contact details, campus and organization, event date, amount requested, a 4-6 sentence summary, security and location, co-sponsors, and payment and mailing information
- Your event concept, goals, and expected outcomes
- Name any other pro-Israel stakeholders involved; ICC gives those special consideration
- Plan how you will document the event, since photos, video, and media coverage are required afterwards
- Enter the figure you need — the amount is not published; the form has an "Amount Requested (USD)" field you fill in
After the event — what you owe them
- Submit the ICC Microgrant Report Form within 48 hours of the initiative completing
- Include quality photos, video, and any earned media coverage or op-eds
Who may qualify
- Microgrants: students and campus professionals hosting an event on an American campus
- Geller Fellowship: U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, currently enrolled undergraduate, with a record of campus and community leadership
- National Leadership Summit: incoming or current students at U.S. colleges and universities
- The initiative must educate about Israel, engage diverse students, and promote open-minded dialogue and academic enrichment
- ICC will not fund initiatives that deny Israel's right to exist, delegitimize or demonize Israel or apply a double standard to it, support BDS, show a pattern of disrupting campus events or speakers, or discriminate
What they offer
- GrantICC Microgrants Funding for initiatives that support Israel on American college campuses, awarded to students and campus professionals. The amount is not published. Special consideration for initiatives involving multiple pro-Israel stakeholders.
- ProgramGeller International Fellowship An elite six-month cohort of 40 undergraduates studying the U.S.-Israel relationship and the Abraham Accords, culminating in a 10-day trip to Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Completing fellows join the lifelong ICC Senior Fellows network. Closed for now: applications reopen January 2027 and the April 2026 deadline shown on their page has passed.
- ProgramCommunity Impact Fellowship A $2,000 stipend paid in two installments for 80 undergraduate fellows in 2026-27, a full-year commitment; you cannot hold another national pro-Israel organization position or study abroad that year. Treat it as closed: the application link is dead (a FormAssembly 404) and the mandatory training seminar has already passed, even though ICC's page still shows it as open.
- ProgramNational Leadership Summit A three-day training seminar in Washington, DC on grassroots organizing, advocacy, and communication. Heavily subsidised: selected students get round-trip domestic airfare, shared hotel, and meals. Registration is currently closed.
- ProgramCoalition Opportunities A feed of partner programs, including Alternative Summer Break volunteering in Israel for ages 18-24 and Alexander Muss programs.