Non-profit

Change will come when leaders teach that we share responsibility for the army, economy, and for the unity of the country, says Yossi Levy, CEO of the organization changing haredi views about IDF.

Thousands of employees from more than 30 countries donated a total of $5 million, which the company matched and doubled to $10 million.

The nonprofit organization, Briut Shava Lakol, brings free medications to people who lost their homes or were forced to leave them for safety during Israel's war against Hamas.

The organization is assisting Israeli nonprofits that are providing support to displaced communities.

The non-profit organization, Mitchashvim, has distributed over 4,000 computers to those in need and is seeking more used computer donors to meet high demand.

Israel’s steadfast support for Morocco, notably in its recent recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the Sahara, has further deepened Adil Faouzi’s appreciation for Israel. 

StartUpRoots is a nine-year-old nonprofit working with a variety of religious schools to instill a Jewish values-focused appreciation for vegetable gardening.

At a time when there are those who are deeply disturbed by what is happening right now to our one Jewish state, it is crucial to remind ourselves of the good being done by nonprofits.

Nonprofits across the wide-ranging Jewish philanthropic spectrum face a common challenge: fundraising effectively without compromising their impact.

“It was very important to me that we should honor soldiers in a different way than just the classic ceremony," Dubnov said. “I feel that way we can sometimes be missing a personal connection.”