The 2011-2012 Reform on Campus Grant, offered in partnership by the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) and the Men of Reform Judaism (MRJ), supports and encourages Reform Jewish programming on college and university campuses across North America.

The following is important information about the 2011-2012 Reform on Campus Grant (ROC):

• The Reform on Campus grant offers up to $500 for single events with up to $750 for multiple events or an event series.
• Applications should be sent six weeks before the proposed event.
• Applications are accepted from campus groups located throughout the United States and Canada.
• Funded programs must occur between August 15, 2011 and June 30, 2012.
• Proposed events and programs should support the ideals and practices of Reform Judaism and/or promote the Reform community on campus. Examples include:
• Reform Shabbat dinner and song session or Havdalah services
• Reform community retreat
• Intra-denominational programs
• Interfaith programs
• NFTY/Camp Reunions
• Social and cultural programming
• Social action projects
• Israel/World Jewry activities
• Grants may not be used for individual funding.
• Advertising for events must recognize the URJ and the MRJ as sponsors.
• All questions regarding the Reform on Campus Grant should be directed to bavner@urj.org. URJ Staff will review your grant application before submitting it to the Reform on Campus Grant Committee. The Reform on Campus Grant Committee determines all grant awards.