Supporting Hagiggah.org provides funds that develop the skill of the next generation of Jewish performers and leaders through experiences in music, theater and visual arts. Each investment directly expands access, ensuring that Jewish youth - regardless of financial means - can participate in meaningful arts experiences. President: Paul E. Roberts Paul

Asking for a Hagiggah.org grant requires the completion of an application form of 11 sections for organizations, including: ● Eligibility Screening ● Organization Information ● Organization Profile ● Legal & Financial Documentation ● Grant Request ● Statement of Need ● Projection Description ● Youth Served ● Your Arts Programming ● Organization Budget ● Program Budget California law (California Government Code

Every gift makes an impact. Consider what even modest amounts can do: ● $5,000: Partial support for a teaching artist residency, OR 1-2 youth scholarships with full access to arts programming. ● $10,000: Funds a summer drama and/or theater director, OR 3-4 youth scholarships. ● $25,000: Funds

Founder Paul Roberts explains the Hagiggah goals this way: “Inspired by the creative arts programming I participated in at summer camp, Hagiggah raises funds to support the hiring of music, theater, performing and visual arts leadership at Jewish camps, synagogues, and youth acting studios throughout California.” You can contribute in

Jewish camping in Southern California goes back more than eight decades and the arts have been a critical part of that experience. Who can imagine camp without guitars, or a piano? Or synagogue services without a cantor, or a choir, or organ or all three? The simple goal of Hagiggah,

The magic of the arts, whether dance, music, theater or visual, has been part of the magic of Jewish life for thousands of years. In California, the first synagogue was founded in 1852 in Sacramento by Gold Rush settlers and Jewish life expanded throughout the state. Today, budget pressures often