GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
After years of accumulating professional knowledge and experience, we proudly use our resources to give back to the community. We do so by accompanying various valuable associations, providing them with "pro-bono" financial services, mentoring and training and with assistance in business development.
Here are some of these extraordinary non-profit organizations that we accompany:
The Special Operations Division (MM) Alumni Association
The Special Operations Division (MM) Alumni Association act on behalf of its alumni in their civilian lives and assists them in creating businesses, placement, networking, mentoring, and education.
The Israel VC Forum
The forum serves the professional needs of the Israeli venture capital community. Composed of young analysts, associates, partners and other professionals from each of the venture capital firms operating in Israel, it's goal is to strengthen and foster the development of skilled VC investment professionals in Israel by enhancing their technical knowledge, industry perspective, and network of connections.
ADI Organization
ADI Organization was established in 2011 by the families of 4 children who are living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (or DMD) with the vision of giving their children and other's children affected with the disease a standing chance. The organization works to improve the medical care and to encourage medical researches that aims to discover new medications and lifesaving treatments. Today, the association supports 12 active Israeli studies in Dushanbe.
Techstars
Techstars accelerator's goal is to help entrepreneurs succeed. During each three-month program, Techstars surround companies with the best mentors and an unrivaled network of corporate partners, investors, and alumni. It provides funding and fundraising opportunities, workshops and curated resources, not to mention countless moments where you can learn from your peers. It’s a proven model that’s helped build thousands of successful companies, all over the world.
Michal Sela Forum
Established in 2020, after the brutal murder of Michal Sela at the hands of her husband, the MSF represents an innovative approach to combating domestic violence through technology. It promotes out-of-the-box thinking, entrepreneurship, public awareness, and responsibility. Supported by the Israeli public and experts from industry, government, high-tech, and counterterrorism, the MSF is building a new ecosystem of tech startups to prevent violence against women.
Yozmot Atid
Yozmot Atid works to reduce socioeconomic gaps in Israel by empowering underprivileged women to establish and grow small businesses. It builds infrastructure that promotes entrepreneurship, particularly among women in Israel’s geographic and social periphery. Through guidance and support, motivated individuals can turn an idea or professional talent into an independent business, enabling thousands of women and men across Israel to create sustainable livelihoods.
Tmura
Founded in 2002, the Israeli Public Service Venture Fund increases high-tech community involvement in Israeli nonprofits, focusing on education and youth initiatives. Through Tmura, Israeli and Israel-related technology companies donate equity. When a liquidity event occurs, proceeds are allocated to Israeli education and youth charities, supporting educational initiatives, youth opportunities, and other charitable activities by sharing wealth created by Israel’s technology sector with the wider community.
Intel Ignite
Intel Ignite is a globally recognized accelerator for early-stage deep-tech startups, designed to strengthen the global innovation ecosystem. It brings together diverse founders, mentors, experts, and investors to build enduring, industry-defining technology companies. The program backs visionary founders shaping technology’s future and helps startups succeed through tailored support, access to global business and technology leaders, and a preferred path to leading investors in key global markets.
Next October
Next October transforms grief into growth by commemorating victims of the October 7 attacks through new tech startups created in their names. Selected early-stage companies receive funding access, mentorship, workspace, and support from partners across Israel’s tech ecosystem. Each startup is paired with the story of a fallen soldier or civilian, preserving their legacy through innovation, creativity, and impact while building a stronger future for Israel.
Matzov Entrepreneurship Forum
A nonprofit community for entrepreneurs from Matzov, the Israel Defense Forces' Center of Computing and Information Systems. The forum connects first-time founders with experienced entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders through mentorship, educational programs, networking, and peer support, helping transform innovative ideas into successful startups and strengthen Israel's entrepreneurial ecosystem.
