About Israel on Campus Coalition
To inspire American college students to see Israel as a source of pride and empower them to stand up for Israel on campus by uniting pro-Israel organizations, providing educational resources, research, and coordinated strategies.
Focus Areas
Higher education / college campus programmingStudent leadership developmentAdvocacy for IsraelEducational resources and curriculumResearch and analysisRapid-response communications
Who They Fund
college and university studentsJewish students and campus Jewish organizationscampus communities (faculty, staff, student audiences)student-led campus groups/organizers
Funding Style
About Israel on Campus Coalition
Israel on Campus Coalition’s grantmaking is built around campus organizing for pro-Israel student life, with a clear mix of fellowships, microgrants, and targeted institutional support. One of its largest recent awards went to Network Contagion Research Institute for social media analysis, while another sizable grant supported The Louis D. Brandeis Center Inc. to provide legal support for students. Those grants point to a funder that pairs campus programming with research and student-rights work. The coalition also uses smaller awards to seed activity across U.S. campuses. Its recent grants include microgrants to Hillel at Baruch College, Uiuc Chabad, and Chabad House Bowery for Israel education, along with repeated support for campus-based antisemitism education at universities such as Yale and the University of California Berkeley. Across its active programs, it funds undergraduate fellows, campus events, and short-term initiatives designed to mobilize student leaders and campus professionals. The result is a grantmaker centered on college settings, with support that ranges from stipends for fellows to larger institutional grants for research and legal advocacy.
What Israel on Campus Coalition Funds
Campus education is a central theme. Israel on Campus Coalition gave $36,500 to Uiuc Chabad for Israel education, $19,130 to Chabad House Bowery for the same purpose, and $12,650 to Cornell Hillel for a microgrant for Israel education. The foundation also funds antisemitism education on campuses. It awarded $31,000 to Yale University in 2025 and another $31,000 in 2023 for an antisemitism education grant, and it gave $25,000 to New Jersey Institute of Technology for the same purpose. Research and legal support are part of the portfolio too. A $335,000 grant went to Network Contagion Research Institute for social media analysis, and $75,650 supported The Louis D. Brandeis Center Inc. for legal support for students.
How Israel on Campus Coalition Gives
Typical grant size is small to mid-sized: p25 is $7,800, the median is $11,050, and p75 is $20,000. That pattern fits a portfolio built around many modest awards, with occasional larger institutional grants. The recent grant list shows repeated support to the same recipients across multiple years, including Yale University, The Evergreen State College, Hillel at Baruch College, and Chabad on Campus International. The organization is a grantmaking coalition rather than an operating foundation, and its active programs accept unsolicited applications for microgrants and fellowships.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$283K
Total Assets
$14.6M
Total Revenue
$26.4M
Total Expenses
$22.2M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $8K and $20K, with a median of $11K.
25th Percentile
$8K
Median
$11K
75th Percentile
$20K
Geographic Reach
National21 states funded
About 7% of grants go to recipients in NY.
Intensidad de financiamiento
BajaAlta
Sede
Leadership
JACOB BAIME
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