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StandWithUs
The StandWithUs Campus Department helps student leaders educate their campuses about Israel, correct misinformation, and stand up to antisemitism — through microgrants, workshops, in-house experts, legal guidance, and leadership programs.
StandWithUs is an international, non-partisan education organization that supports Israel and fights antisemitism.
- Up to $400 microgrant for a program that educates about Israel or confronts antisemitism
- The Emerson Fellowship — a paid leadership program with a $1,000 completion stipend (2026-27 applications are closed right now)
- Free speaker matchmaking across a network of 250+ speakers, plus on-call legal guidance
Apply and get paid
What the application asks for
- Apply through the Campus Grant Request Form, at least three weeks before the program
- A Campus Regional Manager follows up after you submit to confirm eligibility — submitting the form is not itself an approval
- Program name, type, and a description covering the goal, structure, flow, audience, and how you will measure impact
- Your name, role, email, phone, school, club, and city and state
- Requested amount of $400 or less, plus an itemized budget (food, supplies, venue, utensils, promotional materials)
- Expected attendance — must be more than 25 — and your target audience
- Co-sponsors and collaborating on-campus organizations
- Security plan, if applicable, and how StandWithUs will be represented at the event
- BICEP grants are limited to select partners — answer "No" unless you were told otherwise
After the event — what you owe them
- Submit the StandWithUs Campus Program Report; the link is sent after approval
- Marketing materials showing the StandWithUs Campus logo
- At least four high-quality photos of students actively engaged in the program
- A W-9 for the payee organization or entity receiving payment
- An invoice billed to StandWithUs for exactly the approved amount, whose payee name and address match the W-9, including the mailing address for the check
- All relevant receipts, totalling at least the approved grant amount
- Payment arrives as a mailed check about three weeks after everything is submitted and processed
Who may qualify
- Applicant must be part of an on-campus student organization at a U.S. college or university
- The program must educate about Israel and/or combat antisemitism
- The event must expect more than 25 attendees
- An on-campus organization must be able to receive the reimbursement check
What they offer
- GrantCampus microgrant Up to $400 for programs that educate about Israel or confront antisemitism and anti-Israel bigotry.
- ProgramConnect speaker program Free matchmaking across a network of more than 250 speakers.
- ProgramEmerson Fellowship and FLI Premier leadership programs, including the First-Year Leadership Internship for new students. Emerson Fellows run about six events across the year and receive a $1,000 stipend on completion. Applications for 2026-27 are closed.
- ResourceCampus and legal support Regional managers, educational booklets and factsheets, on-call legal guidance, incident response, and the Center for Combating Antisemitism.