Our CEO, David Maeir Epstein has just returned from visiting London where he met with several prospective donors and foundation trustees in order to create new relationships for our clients.
For Israeli organizations, many opportunities for funding exist outside of Israel. Whether the prospects are foundations, corporations, or private donors, fundraising requires making a personal connection. This is a service we offer in order to enable our clients to expand their network of Friends and funding prospects without the pressures and expenses of traveling abroad themselves.
Below are some of the many organizations assisted by IsraelGrants which have received grants in the past several months. IsraelGrants staff are proud to represent these and other clients in raising money for many worthy projects. Contact office@israelgrants.com to discuss how we can assist your NPO too.
Nitzanim has been awarded a three-year grant of $240,000 by the Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles! The funds will enable Nitzanim to open new community initiatives which will promote Jewish cultural and pluralistic religious experiential programming in five new locations – City of Beer Sheva, regional councils of Even Yehuda, Emek Hama’ayanot, Ma’ale Yosef, and Hof Hasharon.
The Hebrew University Faculty of Law was awarded 100,000 NIS from the State Bequests, which will go towards the expansion and rennovation of the Law Library.
Congratulations to Gesher El HaNoar upon receiving a $15,000 grant from the Kathryn Ames Foundation for its Educational Excellence Program
We are thrilled to announce that with our assistance, Temech has been approved a grant of $20,000 by the Shirley and William Fleischer Family Foundation for employer based training for Ultra-Orthodox women! The course is held fully or partially on the prospective employers premises, and graduates of the course are guaranteed jobs.
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MEET is a three-year educational program for bright and promising Israeli and Palestinian youth (ages 14-17). In Partnership with MIT since 2004, MEET educates and empowers these students, teaching them computer science (CS), entrepreneurship, leadership skills, and, most importantly, how to solve hard problems working together from an early age. Each year, more than 200 students participate in the MEET program, demonstrating to their families and communities that bi-national work is of value and that there is a partner for peace on the other side. Our alumni program offers our growing base of over 380 graduates continued opportunities for engagement and for personal and professional development.
ZAKA is Israel’s primary rescue and recovery volunteer organization, with thousands of volunteers on call 24/7 to respond to any terror attack, accident or disaster. ZAKA volunteers also work in specialist search and rescue units on land and sea and the UN-recognized ZAKA International Rescue Unit operates at mass casualty incidents around the world.
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