Koah ha-Ole supported the Federation of Russian-Speaking Israelis in creating an information hotline during the first days of the First Iran War.

During the war, Koah ha-Ole supported We Are Here and helped launch an emergency psychological-assistance project for adults. Created by the Ruach Psychological Center, the project provided short-term psychological support in Russian to Israelis in acute need.

The Koah ha-Ole Foundation contributed to the restoration of Soroka Hospital after it was damaged in Iranian missile attacks.

The Koah ha-Ole Foundation supported Big Brother, a nonprofit providing systematic support to lone soldiers.

We began supporting Ben-Gurion University initiatives for the integration of immigrant students in 2022, before the Foundation was officially registered, and continued providing active support after the First Iran War.

An IT retraining program for new immigrants The Koah ha-Ole Foundation supported the nonprofit ItWorks, which launched a retraining program for new immigrants.

The Koah ha-Ole Foundation supported the Israel Chess Federation and Jerusalem Open, the largest tournament in the history of Israeli chess.

The Koah ha-Ole Foundation supported immigrant artist Masha Shpaiser, whose work explores memory and antisemitism, in taking part in “The Words That Fit My Mouth,” an exhibition held in Venice as part of Yiddishland Pavilion, a project rooted in the historical and contemporary experience of Yiddish culture.

A Floating Synagogue at the Venice Biennale From 15 to 17 July, Koah Ha-Ole will host a gathering for the foundation’s trustees in Venice, timed to coincide with the official opening of the art event Nabatele on 16 July, which is part of the official programme of the Venice Biennale. The curators and creators of […]

The Koah ha-Ole Foundation supported Fulcro Independent Theatre Company.