The winning team was given a tour of Rockefeller Center and a dinner hosted by philanthropist Philip Rosen, who judged the competition alongside Rabbi Weil and prominent businesswoman Ivanka Trump. "With the ingenuity and creativity of these students, I have never been more confident in the future of American Jewry and its support of the State of Israel,” Rosen said.

Last year’s winners were feted by Ivanka’s father Donald, also a celebrity judge and business leader, who handed a $2,500 check to the SKA High School for Girls team for their project “Livelong: A Community Health Awareness Day.”

Ivanka Trump expressed the emphasis on actions that defined the competition. “It’s important to remember that it was the good acts, leadership opportunities, and the skills built throughout the year, that will be the legacy of this year’s JUMP Challenge.”