Jewish Camp and Israel Teen Program Scholarship Application

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Application due March 1, 2024

Thank you for applying for a grant. Please note:

One grant request form may be submitted for multiple siblings attending the same camp.
Grant requests are reviewed on a rolling basis, and most applicants will hear a response in 2 to 4 weeks.
When a grant is awarded, a check will be mailed to the camp. The check will include a note indicating the name of the camper(s). Most checks will be mailed within 3 weeks after grant approval.

Applicant's name

* Email address (for confirmation)

Address

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip

Date of Birth

Age

Current Grade

School

Parents Information :

Parent 1's name

Parent 1's Phones(home)

Work

Cell

Parent 1's email address

Parent 2's name

Parent 2's phones(home)

Work

Cell

Parent 2's email address

Parents members of OZ ?

Other synagogue (please name) ?

Names and ages of sibilings

Sibilngs attending Jewish camp/teen program?

If yes, which Jewish camp/teen program?

Sibilings also applying for Jewish camp/teen program scholarship ?

Applicant involved in any Jewish activities during the year ?

Jewish camp/teen program for which scholarship will be used

Camp/teen program cost and length of session

Applicant and/or family can afford to pay how much ?

Other scholarships you have applied for?

Minimum assistance needed from this scholarship?

Date to which applicant needs an answer?

Please note: Acceptance of this scholarship includes a commitment by the recipient to write an article about his/her Jewish camp/teen program and/or to make a presentation about that experience. Recipients may also be asked to attend the OZ camp fair to answer questions from other kids about Jewish camps & programs. Articles and presentations may be written/presented together with others who have attended the Jewish camp/teen program and/or with parents.

Camper Signature

Please type Camper's name

Parent (1) Signature

Please type Parent 1's name.

Parent (2) Signature

Please type Parent 2's name

The Howard Richie Lazarus
Jewish Camping Scholarship Fund

In 1985, Eugene (z”l) and Annette Lazarus (z”l) generously established a perpetual endowment fund in memory of their son, Richie Lazarus (z”l). As an endowment the interest generated by the fund each year is used to help provide scholarship money to allow local children to attend Jewish camps (and will continue to do so for many years to come).

The Greenberg - Lopkin Jewish
Camping Scholarship Fund

Created several years ago in honor of the wedding of Marv and Diane Greenberg’s daughter Nichole and her husband Jon Lopkin (who met at Jewish Summer Camp!), The Greenberg-Lopkin Jewish Camping Scholarship Fund has been providing scholarship money to help local Vermont children attend Jewish summer camps around the country.

The Greenberg - Bratspis Israel
Youth Trip Scholarship Fund

Thanks to the generosity of Marv and Diane Greenberg a scholarship fund was created in 2011 at Ohavi Zedek, to help Jewish youth in our area pay for educational trips and programs to Israel. The Greenberg-Bratspis Israel Youth Trip Scholarship fund was established in honor of Marv and Diane’s daughter Renee and her husband Jeff Bratspis.

The Ludwig Lewisohn Scholarship

The Ludwig Lewisohn Scholarship is awarded annually by Ohavi Zedek Synagogue for adults and teens who want to further their Jewish education at an advanced level, spend a summer infused with Yiddishkeit and experience Israel in-depth. To qualify, the applicant must:
1. Be a graduate of Ohavi Zedek Synagogue or its equivalent.
2. Be in high school or older.
3. Submit, in writing proposal for Judaically-oriented learning for the academic year 2023-2024 before Passover 2024.
4. Agree to submit two written reports over the study period suitable for publication in The Voice. Applications will be reviewed by the Rabbi, our Hebrew School Principal and the scholarship donor.

Ludwig Lewisohn was an American-Jewish writer who lived in Burlington during the late 1930’s. His own Jewish learning did not begin until he was 40 years old. He pursued it avidly for the rest of his life until his death in 1955. To honor his love of Jewish learning, this scholarship is donated each year by Miriam and George Saiger, lifelong OZ members who currently reside out of state.

The Ruth Augusta Kobel Camp Ramah Memorial Fund
Can be used to go to Camp Ramah only.

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