The Clore Duffield Foundation today announced awards totalling £93,490 to support 12 regional Jewish projects.
The foundation established its "Sparks" programmes to stimulate Jewish life outside London.
This year's winners are:
Arthur and Martha for "Kindness" arts programme in Manchester, £11,980
Board of Deputies' Southern Region training programme, £15,000
CCJO Rene Cassin for human rights Shabbat in 10 communities, £6,500
Cheltenham Hebrew Congregation for Festival of Jewish Culture, £4,730
East Anglian Synagogues Together, East winter conference, £2,000
Exeter Hebrew Congregation for Community of Learners adult education course, £5,430
Limmud to support regional days, £19,000
Makor Charitable Trust, Leeds International Performing Arts Festival, £10,000
Mitzvah Day - to extend event to five regional communities, £8,850
Solihull Thursday Club - computer literacy courses for the over-60s, £4,000
UJIA Manchester - to extend Jewish Activities in Mainstream Schools programme to four local schools, £3,000
University Chaplaincy Board - to support events in two communities, £3,000