Feb 9, 2010 | Location: Florham Park, NJ | Category: Our News
Focusing on the theme of the practitioner-activist and armed with passion, inspiration and quotations from personal heroes, thirty project directors of organizations receiving Covenant Foundation grants in support of Jewish education programs throughout North America met for the fifth annual Project Directors’ Meeting, February 7-9, 2010. [More]
Jan 6, 2010 | Location: New York, NY | Category: Our News
From a technology-based curriculum to teach students about Jewish moral and social issues, to a mentorship program for young girls to encourage Jewish community engagement, 13 innovative and trailblazing initiatives are recipients of new Covenant Foundation grants. [More]
Nov 8, 2009 | Location: Washington, DC | Category: 2009 Awards
VIDEOThree exceptional Jewish educators received The Covenant Foundation’s prestigious 2009 Covenant Award today, as hundreds of Jewish community and educational leaders, prominent philanthropists, students and others honored and celebrated them for their commitment, vision and unique, wide-ranging impact. [More]
Oct 13, 2009 | Location: New York, NY | Category: Our News
Experimenting with an online program to create vibrant, colorful and customized comic strips as an educational or communications tool, Natasha Aronson’s mind was racing. [More]
Jun 1, 2009 | Location: New York, NY | Category: 2009 Awards
Three exceptional educators from across the spectrum of Jewish life are 2009 recipients of The Covenant Foundation’s prestigious Covenant Award for making significant marks in their communities, and for designing and using innovative educational approaches to achieve dramatic and lasting impact. [More]
May 11, 2009 | Location: New York, NY | Category: Our News
Eli N. Evans, chairman of the board of The Covenant Foundation, noted writer and authority on the Southern Jewish experience, and a visionary leader in the Jewish community, received an honorary doctor of laws degree from his alma mater, the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill, during commencement ceremonies on May 10. [More]
Feb 23, 2009 | Location: New York, NY | Category: Our News
“Innovators see things that other people don't,” noted Stephen Brand, Ph.D., innovation strategist, as he challenged project directors for programs currently funded by The Covenant Foundation to explore new ways to build value into their initiatives. [More]
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“Our Jewish tradition puts significance on this 18th anniversary, as it corresponds to the Hebrew word for life, ‘chai.’ And so we are gathered to celebrate that Tree of Life that we planted 18 years ago and to marvel at all the wonderful fruit that it has borne.” — Eli Evans, chairman of the board of directors, The Covenant Foundation
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