Dalia Association is a community philanthropy intermediary in Palestine that channels resources to locally defined priorities rather than top-down programs. Its grantmaking centers on participatory, community-controlled funds that support women-led initiatives, village-level development, food sovereignty, education access, and grassroots resilience across the West Bank, Gaza, and Jerusalem. It is distinctive for giving communities, women’s groups, and local funds direct influence over how money is allocated and used.
Primarily community-controlled, locally governed grants and pooled community funds; support appears to be small-to-moderate, project-based, and often tied to local priorities, trainings, or micro-projects. Funding is typically routed through named community funds or women’s funds rather than open, conventional competitive grant cycles.
Grants parsed from this funder's most recently published annual report.
| Recipient | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hakurat al-Bireh | — | 2024 | community farm and food sovereignty initiative |
| IBDA’ Adolescents | — | 2024 | youth-led community initiatives and skills development |
| Basma wa Rasma (Smiles and Drawings) | — | 2024 | community murals on the walls of the local girls’ high school |
| fitness room in Kafr Aqab | — | 2024 | establishment of a fitness room |
| shade structures in Wadi al-Samin | — |
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| 2024 |
| installation of shade structures |
Hakurat al-Bireh
community farm and food sovereignty initiative
IBDA’ Adolescents
youth-led community initiatives and skills development
Basma wa Rasma (Smiles and Drawings)
community murals on the walls of the local girls’ high school
fitness room in Kafr Aqab
establishment of a fitness room
shade structures in Wadi al-Samin
installation of shade structures
Expect a community-led process rather than a standard open application. Strong proposals should be rooted in local priorities, involve community decision-making, and clearly show how the project benefits women, villages, or food-sovereignty efforts in Palestine; check the relevant community fund or program page for participation criteria and local deadlines.
Current and upcoming funding from Dalia Association that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open to individuals, local community-based organizations, or active volunteer groups selected by the community through an open voting process. Initiatives should benefit the community, use local resources, and consider environmental and social context.
Who can apply: Funding is extended solely to women’s organizations, individuals, or volunteer groups. Initiatives should benefit the community, use local resources, and include at least 25% community contribution from women.
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