Nevada — Jewish Nevada 2026 Opportunity Microgrants ($250–$2,500, rolling)

Funding$250–$2,500 per applicant request for an event or opportunity, supplemental funding only. No published universal applicant match or full program funding pool.

DeadlineRolling 2026; submit at least three months before requested program/event or sponsorship, with review taking up to 60 days. No fixed deadline hour or time zone.

Last verified2026-10-27

Required next actionOpen official Jewish Nevada Submittable 2026 Opportunity Grants form, register program on Jewish Nevada Community Calendar, prepare scope and budget, and submit at least three months before the proposed event. Allow up to 60 days for committee review; plan funder acknowledgment and report.

Broad Eligibility

Only Jewish organizations serving the Nevada community; an authorized organization staff member must complete the application. Funded programs/events must be on Jewish Nevada Community Calendar; one-time events, speakers and technology upgrades may qualify. Post-award acknowledgment, three photos where appropriate, and short narrative required.

Atlas Analysis

Official Jewish Nevada Opportunity Grant 2026 guidelines verified October 27, 2026 at https://jewishnevada.submittable.com/submit. Applicant-facing charitable microgrant $250-$2,500, rolling with three-month advance submission, no universal matching percentage; limited Nevada Jewish community eligibility, event calendar listing, 60-day review and post-award reports. Separate from Johnson Family Security 2027-2029 grant.

Rolling 2026 opportunity grants. Jewish Nevada offers Opportunity Grants for eligible Jewish organizations serving the Nevada community that need supplemental funding for timely, unplanned programs and events. Jewish Nevada’s official application manager lists the 2026 program as accepting applications and does not publish a fixed universal closing date.

Individual funding: Applicants may request $250–$2,500 per opportunity. These are supplemental microgrants and are not intended to cover the full cost of the activity. The published guidelines do not establish a universal percentage match, reimbursement schedule or overall funding pool.

Eligible applicants and activities: Only Jewish organizations serving the Nevada community may apply, using an authorized staff member to submit. Examples of eligible costs include one-time community events or program expenses, speakers’ fees, one-time technology upgrades, and certain gala/program-book sponsorship requests. Programs and events must appear on Jewish Nevada’s Community Calendar to be considered.

Timing and submission: Applications are considered on a rolling basis. Committee review may take up to 60 days. The funder asks applicants to apply at least three months before the program, sponsorship or event for which funding is requested. Create or use an account through the funder’s Submittable portal and complete the 2026 Opportunity Grants form.

Recipient obligations: Approved organizations must acknowledge Jewish Nevada’s grant support in program marketing using the supplied branding; submit at least three program photos, where appropriate, and a brief narrative report of fewer than 500 words after the activity. Eligibility and final award remain subject to Jewish Nevada’s review and funding availability. No fixed universal closing hour is published because this is a rolling program.

Official source and application: Jewish Nevada Application Manager — 2026 Opportunity Grants guidelines and submission form; Jewish Nevada Community Calendar. Research verified October 27, 2026.

Source verificationReferenced source · jewishnevada.submittable.comAtlas last verified this record 2026-10-27. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗