The Covenant Foundation

New York, Jan 10, 2013—The Covenant Foundation announced $1.2 million in new grants today as part of its mission to support and advance excellence and impact in Jewish education. [More]

Nov 12, 2012—Five promising Jewish educators are the 2012 recipients of The Covenant Foundation’s Pomegranate Prize for their exceptionalism as emerging professionals in Jewish educational settings across the country. [More]

SLIDESHOWFlorham Park, NJ, Feb 8, 2012—The sixth annual Project Directors meetings of The Covenant Foundation-supported signature grantees focused on The Inner Innovator and approaching our work as a work of art. During three days of formal and informal dialogue, project directors concentrated on ways to enrich their projects by challenging established practices and introducing new methods and ideas. [More]

New York, NY, Jan 9, 2012—The Covenant Foundation today announced nearly $900,000 in new grants as part of its mission to support and advance excellence and impact in Jewish education. [More]

Nov 22, 2011—Dr. Bernard Reisman died on Nov. 21, 2011 at the Bedford, MA VA Hospital after many years of coping with Alzheimer's Disease. The list of attributes is long: Brandeis University professor, Director of the Benjamin Hornstein Program, one of the country's first graduate programs to educate, train and prepare professional leaders to serve the Jewish community. Husband of Elaine Reisman. Father of Joel and Debby Reisman, Sharon and Stephen Conway, Eric and Sheryl Cooper Reisman, Robin and Richard Maltz. Grandfather of eight. [More]

Denver, Nov 6, 2011—Five promising Jewish educators from across the country are the first-ever recipients of The Pomegranate Prize, established by The Covenant Foundation to honor and nurture exceptional, emerging professionals. [More]

New York, Oct 26, 2011—Grantees of The Covenant Foundation are among the most effective, inspirational and creative organizations in Jewish life today according to Slingshot 11-12, a widely cited resource guide to pioneering Jewish non-profits. [More]

VIDEOAnn Arbor, MI, May 1, 2011—Provoking thought and pushing perspectives beyond the usual boundaries, a succession of national communal leaders brought their views on the Jewish landscape and future to University of Michigan students, academics and the general community during a month-long speaker series this spring. [More]