The Szloma-Albam-Stiftung is a Berlin-based private foundation that funds education, scholarship, and arts/culture specifically in Jewish contexts. Its grants appear to support both individual learning opportunities, such as scholarships and training stays, and curated projects like festivals, publications, museums, film, and Jewish educational initiatives. It tends to back Jewish institutions, scholars, cultural producers, and nonprofits with clear historical, educational, or community value, often with an emphasis on Jewish memory, resilience, and public engagement.
Primarily project-based and scholarship support, with applications accepted from both organizations and individuals; grants are program-specific rather than open-ended, and the foundation also appears to maintain some ongoing partnerships with selected institutions. Support can cover educational measures, study programs, research stays, internships, and cultural projects, with deadlines set well in advance of the funding period.
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Check the published deadlines carefully: scholarship applications are due by 9 December 2026 for the summer semester cycle, and project grant applications by 3 September 2026 for projects starting in 2027. The foundation funds both organizations and individuals, so applicants should frame proposals around a clearly Jewish context and show strong educational, research, or cultural impact; some support is recurring, but most opportunities appear to be formal, deadline-driven applications rather than rolling grants.
Current and upcoming funding from Szloma-Albam-Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applications may be submitted by organizations or individuals. Organizations recognized as nonprofit are generally preferred. Funding is limited to projects that clearly fit one or more of the three purposes: education, science, and culture. No funding for mandatory third-party services, member recruitment, or self-promotion.
Deadline: 3. September 2026 (für Projekte, die im Jahr 2027 stattfinden sollen)
Who can apply: Gefördert werden Vorhaben, die eindeutig zu den Förderzwecken Bildung, Wissenschaft und Kultur in jüdischem Kontext passen. Anträge von gemeinnützigen Organisationen werden in der Regel bevorzugt. Keine Förderung von Pflichtleistungen Dritter, Mitgliederwerbung oder Selbstdarstellung.
Deadline: Anträge auf Projektmittel sind zu stellen bis 3. September 2026 (für Projekte, die im Jahr 2027 stattfinden sollen).
Who can apply: Stipendien können ausschließlich an jüdische Menschen vergeben werden. Gefördert werden Auszubildende, Studierende in ihrem ersten (in Ausnahmefällen zweiten) oder in einem weiterführenden Ausbildungs-/Studiengang; auch Förderungen für Teilnahme an Bildungsmaßnahmen im Rahmen beruflicher Qualifizierung. Schülerstipendien derzeit vorrangig an Schüler*innen der Jüdischen Oberschulen Berlin.
Deadline: Stipendienanträge (auch Verlängerungen) sind zu stellen bis 9. Dezember 2026 (für das Sommersemester 2027). Aktuelle Fristen auf der 'Termine und Hinweise'-Seite.
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