Grinspoon Foundation commits $50M for campers

A campfire at Webster, Wisconsin-based Herzl Camp, a JCamp180-supported summer camp. Photo courtesy Herzl Camp via Cleveland Jewish News The Harold Grinspoon Foundation recently announced a $50 million matching grant through its JCamp 180 program, which helps Jewish nonprofit camps thrive well into the future.JCamp 180 will award up to $10 million in matching grants each year over five years to support more than 100 Jewish overnight camps, according to a news release. For every dollar that the HGF grants, the camps must raise $3. This $50 million challenge grant and corresponding camp fundraising efforts will add up to a total of $200 million in the camp ecosystem over the next five years.

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