Non-profit
A gift that gets lent again: Why Israel needs a nonprofit bank
What could Israel build if more of our giving kept on working? Part of the answer to the issue is a nonprofit bank
Trump administration weighs order targeting nonprofits over alleged terrorist ties - report
MK May Golan questioned for 10 hours over allegations of stealing thousands from charities
Jerusalem builds new NIS 5 million medical helipad
25 ViZionaries: Ariella Noveck - No. 11
Founded the nonprofit ShieldGiving, bringing anchors, producers and media makers to Israel for firsthand experiences and verified sources
Bridging the gap: How Tech-Career is opening hi-tech's doors to Ethiopian-Israelis
23 years and 1,500 graduates after its humble beginnings out of a converted laundromat, Tech-Career attributes its success to a philosophy that networking and shared identity matter as much as coding
“You are with us for life”: The soldier-run homes rehabilitating Israel's wounded veterans
Belev Echad helps wounded and PTSD-stricken veterans through everything from hydrotherapy to academic workshops, with a philosophy of building a community where every soldier feels at home.
Israeli non-profits, companies expand education access in remote communities worldwide
The three nonprofit organizations and RoboGroup are members of the SID Israel community, the umbrella organization for Israel’s international development and humanitarian aid sector.
HaMiffal cultural center marks ten years and counting of community-oriented creation
“We understand we can show Jerusalem in a different light,” says artistic director and co-director Doron Gallia-Kind. “Not the one shown in newspapers and on the news."
‘My form of Zionism’: Jerusalem nonprofit helps new olim build businesses in Israel
MATI Jerusalem gives new immigrants the guidance, tools, and confidence they need to launch successful businesses and keep them growing.
Israeli agricultural non-profit CultivAid helps support Tanzania’s growing wine industry
Tanzania's commercial wine industry is relatively young by global standards, dating back to the early 1960s when Catholic missionaries introduced modern viticulture around Dodoma.
New bachelor's degree to train students in trauma treatment through surf therapy
This represents an effort to institutionalize knowledge accumulated not in laboratories but through thousands of encounters between therapists, waves and people searching for steadier ground.
Reichman course for students: Take NIS 500,000 and decide how to distribute it
As part of the Impact Lab course, students were asked to evaluate more than 120 non-profit organizations and decide how to distribute a donation granted to them by the monday.com Foundation.
Grapevine: Commemorating Jerusalem's favorite son
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.