Funding of the Harold Bob Foundation
The Harold Bob Foundation supports projects aimed at fostering understanding between Jewish and non-Jewish citizens, German-Israeli exchange, as well as educational initiatives such as exhibitions, youth exchanges, and support for Jewish schools. Applications must be submitted in typewritten form and are reviewed twice a year.
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Grant criteria
Funding objective
Promotion of understanding between Jewish and non-Jewish citizens, strengthening the relationship between Germany and Israel, as well as supporting educational projects, particularly exhibitions, youth exchange programs, and non-profit educational institutions such as Jewish schools.
Eligible to apply
- Individuals
- Educational Institutions
- Non-profit Organizations
Funding requirements
- Application in typewritten form
- Name, address, and age of the applicants
- Details of other persons involved in the project
- Description of the project with dates
- Cost breakdown (total requirement, available funds, requested funding)
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Documents required for application
- Name, address and age of the applicants
- List of project participants
- Specification of target groups
- Brief description of the project with dates
- Cost breakdown including total requirement, available funds, and requested funding amount
Description
In Berlin, the Harold Bob Foundation primarily supports projects that strengthen the coexistence of Jewish and non-Jewish citizens, revive cultural and educational exchange between Germany and Israel, and support non-profit educational initiatives. Particular consideration is given to exhibitions, youth exchange programs, and school projects, including Jewish schools and other public-law institutions. Private individuals up to the age of 25 residing in Berlin and the surrounding area, as well as educational institutions and non-profit organizations, can apply for a grant for thematic projects in the areas of social cohesion, democratic education, and vocational training. The allocation is decided twice a year by the board of trustees together with the advisory council.
Applications must be submitted in typed form and include information on name, address, age, and other participants involved. A precise project description with dates, definition of target groups, and a transparent cost breakdown (total requirement, available funds, requested grant amount) are mandatory. Submissions are to be sent to the foundation’s headquarters; consultation appointments are provided upon request. This procedure supports innovative ideas for encounters and education and sustainably strengthens young committed multipliers as well as institutions in Berlin.
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