Philanthropy
Civic responsibility and philanthropy strengthen Israeli society - opinion
Democracy extends beyond elections. Volunteerism and philanthropy help build a stronger Israel and support society’s most vulnerable.
Tel Aviv University inaugurates new home for Lowy International School in memory of Shirley Lowy
Watch Live: Tel Aviv University Honorary Degrees Ceremony 2026
Hebrew University receives record $250 million donation from philanthropist John Paulson
Israelis and Diaspora Jews are donating more since Oct. 7, says JGive founder
Ori Ben-Shlomo told 'The Deep Dive' that philanthropy may now shape Israel's future more than politics does, with elections two weeks away.
Coming Full Circle: Miami Beach Couple Gives Back to the Program Where They Met
Through the Simkins Family Foundation, Nicole and Michael Simkins support a new wellness center at the Israel study abroad program where their relationship began
Nearly three years after Oct. 7, Israeli donations keep climbing as philanthropy shifts to recovery
JGive CEO Ori Ben-Shlomo says donations rose from NIS 160 million before Oct. 7 to nearly NIS 400 million last year, as Israeli philanthropy shifts from emergency relief toward rehabilitation.
No. 6: Miriam Adelson: The Rothschild of our times
Miriam Adelson was No. 26 on this list last year. She is in the top five now, and her fortune did not move. What moved was us.
No. 11: Larry Fink: The Jewish power broker at the center of global finance
Larry Fink combines BlackRock’s $10 trillion global influence with deeply personal support for Israel and active leadership in the Jewish world.
No. 17: Larry Ellison: The philanthropist of the Jewish world
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison briefly became the world’s richest man as his AI bet sent his fortune soaring, while his influence expanded across technology, media and philanthropy.
No. 38: Doron Almog, Yaakov Hagoel, Mark Wilf: Uniting Israel, world Jewry in a year of challenge
The leaders of three Israeli organizations pave the way for shaping the future of the Jewish state.
The sapling that bore bruit
Zvi Neta’s journey has taken him from Southern Command intelligence to the forefront of Israeli business, technology and philanthropy.
Israel's new philanthropists are not writing checks, but managing capital - interview
A new generation of entrepreneurs is changing everything we thought we knew about philanthropy. Maya Natan Mozer, CEO and founder of Keshet, explains how the world of philanthropy is changing.
Tel Aviv University plans to rename Sackler Faculty of Exact Sciences
The university said the change, made with the Sackler family’s approval, is intended to help secure a major donation for research and teaching in the exact sciences.
