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Twice a year grant allocations are released dependent upon receipt and approval of narrative and budget reports. During the year there are random site visits and the project directors are gathered annually. SEE SCHEDULE O FOR GRANTS DETAIL. X false false false false false false false false false HARLENE WINNICK APPELMAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 206744 0 0 20600 1825 229169 0 JONI-SUE LEVINE ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR 168751 0 0 16880 19885 205516 0 RALIA WAGNER DIR OF FINANCE AND ADMIN 105993 0 0 11150 37471 154614 0 990 Review Process - Part VI, Section B, Line 11B o Audit Committee of the Board reviews the first draft of the Federal Form 990 during an Audit Committee meeting o Edits and suggestions are communicated to management and auditors o Management works with auditors to review suggested edits o Final version is sent to Audit Committee of the Board before final submission o Audit committee has been granted authority to review and approve the tax filing on behalf of the Board. Conflict of Interest Policy - Part VI, Section B, Line 12c o All Board members are given a copy of our conflict of interest policy annually. o Along with that is a form that they fill out revealing any relationships that might present a conflict of interest. o These forms are signed by each board member and KEPT on file. Information Policy for Public Review of Records - Part VI, Sec C, Line 19 For any person(s) who wish(es) to review the governing documents and financial statements, this information will be provided to them, at the organization's office, upon request. Exececutive Director Compensation -Part VI, Section B, Line 15A & Line 15B o Performance review was conducted by an Executive Compensation Committee that consists of the Chair of the Board and Chair of the Audit Committee. o They conduct a performance review and recommend a salary adjustment o Recommendations for salary adjustment is part of the annual budget process which is reviewed by the full board prior to approval Form 990, Schedule I, Part IV, Purpose of Grant pg 1-3 PART II, PAGE 1 OF 5 #1 GrowTorah's Anafim Initiative. To train and coach a cohort of teachers to bring experiential and environmental Torah garden programs to their individual schools. #2 Youth/Teen Volunteer Engagement Program. To expand its Youth/Teen Volunteer Engagement Program through the development of a Jewish service-learning curriculum with volunteer engagement opportunities for Jewish youth and teens in the five-county Philadelphia region. #3 Schmaltzy: A New Podcast by Jewish Food Society. To expand and deepen the impact of its signature live event, Schmaltzy, by engaging a global audience of young adults through a podcast with cutting-edge Jewish content. #4 GENerate: Marking Life's Thresholds with Meaning. To expand GENerate, a cohort-based learning initiative that creates rites of passage journeys and celebrations for adults in their 50s to 70s. #5 Milkweed Educational Project. To help young people grapple with the history of the Holocaust through the development of learning resources based on the award-winning young adult novel Milkweed by Jerry Spinelli and a planned feature-length animated film based on the book. #6 HerTorah. To support the HerTorah monthly beit midrash, a program designed to bring together Jewish women of all backgrounds, offered in partnership with Yeshivat Maharat. #7 Virtual Reality T'fillah: How Does Where We Pray Affect How We Pray? To support a t'fillah pilot program that will enable students to explore new avenues for connecting spiritually and will support Jewish educators in deeply enhancing students' capacity for Jewish engagement through prayer. #8 The Intergenerational Enrichment Center. To create meaningful intergenerational relationships and enhance the Hebrew readings skills of Boca Raton Jewish day school students in Grades K-2 by pairing them with retired educators for tutoring. #9 Illuminate. To expand the reach of Illuminated Jewish Stories through training a national cohort of educators in the methodology so as to reach additional learners and their families across the country. #10 The FS Reboot Fellowship Program. To fund the Reboot Fellowship Program, which will provide members of the Reboot network with deep, immersive Jewish educational experiences and inspire them to create products and programs that will engage and educate a new generation of Jews. #11 Shmita: A Jewish Response to the Global Climate Crisis. To empower Hazon's national network of educators and leaders to engage their communities in Jewish environmental learning and action, using the upcoming shmita year in 2021-2022 as a point of launch. #12 A New Model for Family B'nai Mitzvah Education.To support its B'nai Mitzvah Family Education Program which enables clergy and Jewish educators to help families navigate this life stage and this moment in history by addressing the joys and challenges of becoming and parenting a teen in the time of the pandemic. PART II, PAGE 2 OF 5 #13 Studio 70 - Developing an Improvement Infrastructure for Innovations in Jewish Education.To support an additional year of an in-person Voices from the Field Conference for afterschool educators, innovators, and leaders. #14 Machon MadRich for Russian-speaking Jewish Educators. To support Machon MadRich, a fellowship program that educates and inspires young adults from Russian-speaking Jewish backgrounds by strengthening their Jewish identity and training them to serve as expert madrichim: informal/experiential educators, counselors, and role models serving the Russian Jewish community at summer camps, year-round afterschool programs and family education camps. #15 Family Education in the 21st Century: Emergent Small Groups Connected to Legacy Institutions. To pilot and launch a new model of Jewish education for millennial families, with the ultimate goals of creating Jewishly-engaged family groups and codifying a model that JCCs around the country can emulate. #16 The Jewish Lens at The Museum of the Jewish People at Beit Hatfutsot. To manage, develop, and promote The Jewish Lens program throughout North America (including Canada, the United States, and Mexico). Beit Hatfutsot will enhance the curriculum, add new visual art forms, increase the program's digital presence, and design three specific program tracks to better serve the needs of learners. #17 Enriching Jewish Life and Training Future Leaders in Maine. To invest in its cornerstone program, the Maine Conference for Jewish Life, in its online presence, and in its staff capacity. #18 Educating the Integrated 21st Century Rabbi. To support the completion of the first full cycle of Yeshivat Maharat's four-year Leadership Development Curriculum. #19 Passport to Peoplehood (P2P). To focus on development, distribution, and training for Passport to Peoplehood. Be'chol Lashon will connect with educators and students at multiple touchpoints with the ultimate goals of raising awareness of the diversity of the Jewish people and giving teachers the skills and tools they need to feel empowered to speak about diversity and teach the P2P content. #20 Jewish Education and Life Coaching for Youth Professionals. To create Jewish Education and Life Coaching for Youth Professionals, a unique, adaptable professional development curriculum and coaching certification program for youth professionals. #21 The Jewish Court of All Time. To develop a new simulation case based in the history of Jewish American - Black American relations and run a Fall 2021 simulation for twenty day and congregational schools supported by graduate student seminars. #22 Home Shalom. To develop two fellowship programs that will raise awareness of domestic abuse in the Jewish community, and to develop tools to address the challenges this abuse represents to living healthy lives. #23 The Idea Institute. To establish The Idea Institute, the school's new hub for professional development, community learning, and resource sharing. The Idea Institute will promote interdisciplinary Project-Based Learning to foster inquiry, curiosity, and creativity. #24 The Shefa Center: Helping Jewish Day Schools Reach All Learners. To support the planning, development, and launch of The Shefa Center, a new resource that will enable mainstream Jewish day schools, in partnership with The Shefa School, to expand their capacity to serve a diverse range of learners. PART II. PAGE 3 OF 5 #25 Full Disclosure. To create an interactive art-based story-collecting project that includes the development of a curriculum and facilitators guide; facilitator training and community workshops for adults; collection of oral histories of Jewish women; and celebratory onsite and digital exhibits. #26 jkidACCESS Guides. To train educators to be jkidACCESS Guides in order to engage families raising Jewish children with disabilities while simultaneously providing Jewish experiences and learning for those families. #27 InNOVAtive Jewish Learning: MoEd in Northern Virginia. To expand MoEd's vibrant and diverse year-round immersive Hebrew language after school program to a third Jewish community in Northern Virginia. #28 JFEST: An Arts Festival for the JCC Movement Pilot Initiative. To create a virtual quarterly Jewish arts festival that will offer cultural and educational content to a network of more than 170 JCCs and their community members of all ages. #29 Daf Roulette. To develop a product feature that randomly matches individual learners with an online chevruta and to integrate video technology into the organization's learning experiences. #30 Experiential Educator Course. To expand its three-day professional development course for Jewish educators who are looking to improve their mental health literacy and explore facilitation through the lens of social and emotional growth experiences. #31 IDEAL18 Intergenerational Fellowship. To create a network of Fellows who are trained to be national social activists with the knowledge, skill, and commitment to create, sustain, and promote high quality intergenerational "grandfriends" programs. #32 Makom Community South Philadelphia. To serve Jewish families in South Philadelphia through the expansion of its accessible daily afterschool enrichment programs for children in pre-K through 7th grade. #33 Jewish Disability Inclusion Community Capacity Building. To provide communities around the country with the opportunity to fully assess their inclusion landscape and to create concrete short-term and long-term plans towards full disability inclusion. #34 Weaving the Web: Expanding the Peaceful Parent Project. To expand its cohort-based program, which supports Jewish parents with Jewish wisdom and mindfulness practices, to a national audience by partnering with institutions around the country and training local Peaceful Parent facilitators. Form 990, Schedule I, Part IV, Purpose of Grant pg 3-5 (CON'T) #35 Virtual Summer Camp Experience - Virtual camp between June 16-July 31, 2020. #36 Teacher Education for Distance Learning - Three (3) day training held end of August 2020 including follow-up with individual coaching sessions. Teachers and directors presented from Moed, Mensch Academy (Mishkah Chicago), and Makom Community. PART II, PAGE 4 OF 5 #37 Clergy Engagement: B'nai Mitzvah Family Education - Prepare and coach members of the clergy who work with b'nai mitzvah family education programs. #38 Virtual Vocational Training and Socializing for Special Needs Campers - Training between June 30 - August 11, 2020 (12 sessions) #39 Pirkei Avot: In The Image - Through Sefaria's interactive platform, a combination of ancient texts with modern media to help interested learners discover the wisdom of Pirkei Avot and its relevance in our own complicated times. #40 Tasref (Hebrew word for puzzle) - Ohel MoEd provides daily 9-5 learning: outdoor space, oversight, and guidance. The kids' schools provide the academic content. When classes are not in session, Ohel MoEd provides the setting of an immersive Hebrew environment that currently focuses on the Tishrei Holidays. The activities that fill break time Hebrew play and full days once a week, when the teachers have planning sessions. #41 The Hadar Tutoring Network - An initiative to connect families with tutors, skilled in teaching and content, and able to connect to the children. Hadar has a network of alumni who can act as models of meaningful religious life and who have the skills to tutor in basic areas of learning. #42 Sababa with Savta and Saba: Engaging Youth and Grandparents - A program to support grandparents to engage with their grandchildren right now in ways that support the development of resilience and connection during this difficult time. The program will live beyond the COVID-19 crisis and continue to offer ways of connecting grandparents and grandchildren from a distance and engaging them in ongoing exploration of both traditional and family stories. #43 JKG Jewish, Virtual School Support + Childcare - An immersive full day Jewish educational opportunity for students in grades K-5th whose schools are fully remote and families have a need for child care and school support during the day (three sites across Atlanta). As of mid-October fifty (50) students are enrolled. #44 Survivor Art Project Budget - This pilot project teaches about the Holocaust and the devastation it wrought by introducing virtual visitors and students to art created by Holocaust survivors. Through this exhibition, visitors will have the opportunity to contemplate the dangers of hatred and consider the choices that we all must make when we are confronted with it in our communities. Students will create art of their own as they reflect on the lessons they've learned through study of the Holocaust. #45 "To Our Health and Wellness" Theme Song - Song produced for the values-based curriculum designed for learners in kindergarten through sixth grade during summer 2020. The song celebrates the students and their communities as well literacy and ownership of our text heritage. #46 Painting our World with Healing and Hope - This project focuses on bringing healing hope to people of all ages through creativity and play. This project provides guided experiences that allow people to access, revive and strengthen hope. The "Healing Hope Workshopthe "Hope -Associative Card Game" provide educators, clergy and lay leaders with tools they can use to facilitate intentional play to unlock healing and hope in their communities. #47 Global Monologues - teen theatre program conducted via Zoom for 8 Sundays (90 minutes sessions) / teens from around the world are invited to participate. The program includes text study classes, creative writing classes, artist masterclasses, acting classes, and performance. #48 inHEIRitance Project CYCLES: Revelations PART II, PAGE 5 OF 5 #49 Hannaton Educational Center film project FORM 990 PART IX LINE 11G DESCRIPTION:ADMINISTRATION FEES TOTAL FEES:2070 FORM 990 PART IX LINE 11G DESCRIPTION:CONSULTING TOTAL FEES:399595 FORM 990 PART IX LINE 11G DESCRIPTION:GRANT EVALUATION TOTAL FEES:184355 Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicag 30 S Wells St Chicago IL 60606 362167761 Jewish Educat IL 501(c)(3) 7 NA false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false