Donations
How the billion from Miami changed Israel’s academic landscape
“The Billion from Miami” may sound like the beginning of a fairy tale, but in practical terms it set in motion one of the most significant strategic shifts in recent years.
Food rescue is not welfare - it’s national infrastructure
Health Ministry tightens oversight as demand for sperm donations surges
Build-A-Bear runs out of stock after donation campaign in honor of Bondi victim Matilda Bee
Operation Israel: Saving soldiers one donation at a time - opinion
Operation Israel has also been ensuring that soldiers have the medical supplies they need.
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After outcry, El Al reinstates discount for shipping donated gear to Israel
El Al reinstates discounted shipping for Israeli war effort donations after public outcry. Despite decreased donations, demand from soldiers remains high amid logistical challenges.
Due to reduced need, El Al ends Oct. 7 discount on donation baggage, quadrupling price
El Al is ending its discount program for donation baggage due to decreased need and resumed cargo transport options. Charities must now pay $200 per bag.
Israeli battlefield commanders explain why they are breaking IDF rules to solicit donated gear
While the military has gradually managed to distribute gear to certain combat forces, many units, especially reserves, are still soliciting help from donors.
Miraculous kidney donation between friends spans continents and save lives
The complex and sensitive cross-continental operation required coordination between senior officials in both countries.
Donations to Israel since Oct. 7 top $1.4 billion, Israeli government report concludes
At least 350 Israeli nonprofits along with several government agencies have received donations from abroad.
There should be a time limit for a donor's name on a building - opinion
While those who invest their dollars in Jewish causes should without question be appreciated and applauded, putting names on our buildings specifically has not necessarily had a positive effect.
"Pitchon-Lev" and "Golda" ice creams at a huge event for Purim
The "Golda" ice cream company has mobilized for families and children in the circle of poverty, in cooperation with the "Pitchon-Lev" organization.
What does Jewish ethics say about naming buildings after donors? - comment
Even where a donor’s intentions are selfish, if the donation itself has a positive effect on the community or even the world at large, then who are we to criticize!?