Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta
6120 Powers Ferry Road Suite 200, Atlanta, 30339
(404) 873-1661 · more numbers below
The Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta is a community group that supports Jewish life in Atlanta, Israel, and around the world. It gives scholarships and grants for Jewish overnight camp, teen programs, Israel trips, and day school tuition. It also runs family programs like PJ Library and helps older adults find services.
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What they offer 9
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AgeWell AtlantaService
An information hotline for older adults. A specialist answers questions and connects callers to services for aging.
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PJ LibraryProgram
Sends free Jewish books every month to children from birth to age 8. Local meetups and events help families meet each other.
Events 2
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November 2026 Jewish Camp Fair
Sun, Nov 1 · 12:30–2:00 pm
A free fair where families meet Jewish day and overnight camps for summer 2027 and learn about scholarships.
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Cradles to Classics Music Circles
Sun, Dec 6 · 3:30–4:30 pm
Free music circles where babies, caregivers, and older adults at an assisted living home sing and play instruments together.
Grants
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JCamping Camp Scholarships
Helps families pay for Jewish overnight camp tuition. Applications are reviewed in a private process.
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Jewish Community Professional Tuition Grant
Gives up to half off tuition at certain Atlanta Jewish day schools for children of full-time Jewish professionals.
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JTeen Teen Scholarships
Helps Jewish teens in Atlanta pay for Jewish overnight programs or events. It covers up to half the cost, to a $500 maximum.
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One Happy Camper Grants
Gives first-time overnight campers money off their first summer at Jewish camp. Jewish day school students in Atlanta can qualify.
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RootOne Teen Israel Travel Support
Helps Jewish teens go to Israel on approved trips. Teens get a $3,000 travel voucher, and Atlanta high school students can apply for $500 to $1,500 more.
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