The Greensboro Jewish Federation is proud to provide incentive grants to encourage rising high school juniors through college-age young adults to participate in peer group trips to Israel. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. 
Taglit-Birthright Israel provides a FREE gift of a peer group, educational trip to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26 from around the world. The Greensboro Jewish Federation’s Annual Campaign supports the Birthright-Israel Foundation so that young Jewish people can go to Israel — to see it, experience it, talk about it, and think about what Israel means for them and the Jewish people. 
Young adults interested in a gap year, college, and post-college experiences can seek funding through MASA Israel Journey, a project of the Jewish Agency for Israel and supported by the Greensboro Jewish Federation’s Annual Campaign. MASA gives grants ranging from $3,000 to $4,500 to every post-high school student who participates in an approved, long-term program in Israel for the first time! Some programs are 100 percent free. 
Greensboro's P2G program partners with the Federation of Jewish Communities in Czech Republic and the Hadera-Eiron Region in Israel.
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A highlight of the partnership with Belsty, Moldova is the Annual Jewish Summer Camp Delet which is run with the coordinating efforts of the American Jewish Joint Distribution committee and the collaborative efforts of the Beltsy and Greensboro Jewish community. The Federation offers exceptional Jewish teens and adults from Greensboro and Guilford County an opportunity to serve overseas as Madrichim (counselors) and act in a leadership capacity at camp.