Israel Impact Tech Directory

The first-of-its-kind community supports Israeli entrepreneurs in finding temporary, part-time, and project-based roles across fields like software development, marketing, sales, design, and product management, as well as full-time positions that value an entrepreneurial mindset. This community empowers entrepreneurs to earn while building their own ventures, leveraging only their professional expertise. Founded by yours truly—join us!

Powered by Dueto's GoodWord talent community network, the Miluimnikim platform offers recruiters a rich and high-quality talent pool at no cost. As reservists return home from the army, facing unique job search challenges in the tech industry, the platform bridges this gap, allowing them to join openly or discreetly, connect with relevant job opportunities, and receive recommendations from personal connections. Serving as a valuable and reliable recruitment source for hiring companies, it provides a seamless solution for both job seekers and recruiters alike.

SRI is a global force of founders, operators, investors, and business leaders committed to ensuring Israeli startups receive the support, guidance, and staffing they need to weather Swords of Iron. Their global network of volunteers is ready for action, and numbers in the thousands, spanning all technical and non-technical disciplines. They match startups that need resources with volunteers who hold expertise in the areas needed, and are committed to ensuring Israeli startups receive support, guidance, and personnel to weather the storm ahead.

The Iron Community project was born to help the people of the north and the south who were evacuated from their homes and the wounded of the defense forces who were harmed while protecting our homeland since October 7th to return to the work circle immediately. Among the companies that joined are Fiverr, Wiz, Microsoft, Elbit, Google, Facebook, Hi-Bob, Aramis, Bank Hapoalim, and more. Companies can apply to join the efforts here, and HR and career advisors here.

The group brings together thousands of technologists who help launch dozens of impact projects for various entities, including donations infrastructures, WhatsApp group monitoring systems, immediate housing marketplaces, visualization and data tools, and many more. The group includes developers, product managers, QA, designers, information security professionals, computer vision, OSINT, machine learning, cloud computing management, data analysis, NLP, automation, and GIS, and connects with a variety of organizations to get the job done.

One can even volunteer or request volunteers for Iron Swards War solutions.

Inspired by the IDF Unit 8200, Hilma Tech for Impact is a non-profit organization founded by Israeli Hi-Tech executives to establish Israel as a world leader in social-tech innovation. They recruit and train talented volunteers from Israel and from around the world, and together, they develop technological solutions in the areas of welfare, education, and health care for disadvantaged populations and people with disabilities. After a successful deployment in Israel, some solutions will be distributed worldwide for the benefit and use of those who need them. 

A public benefit company that develops and operates a collaboration model for social-tech entrepreneurship in Israel, the Collaborative Impact Hub model, is a collaborative space for innovation and development of impact-tech initiatives, for societal, environmental, and community challenges, and for emergency tech solutions that will help support civilians during the Irons Swords war.

Mitchashvim is Israel's largest non-profit initiative distributing high-quality refurbished computer kits to low-income and minority communities at subsidized rates. With a national, transparent distribution model, Mitchashvim not only addresses the digital divide but also promotes environmental sustainability and fair employment by collaborating with “Hameshakem” to employ individuals with disabilities in its refurbishment labs. The program ensures equitable access through partnerships with formal entities and includes free multilingual training, technical support, and a one-year warranty for every computer. By combining social impact, environmental care, and economic inclusion, Mitchashvim empowers underserved communities while fostering a sustainable future.

A non-profit organization that acts as a bridge between the promise of the start-up nation and the people of Israel’s socio-geographic periphery. Appleseeds creates digital equality in Israel through basic and advanced programs in the fields of technology, employment, and life-skills acquisition in order to help people change their own lives for the better. 

Tsofen-Tashbik is a pioneering Arab-Jewish organization dedicated to integrating Arab professionals into Israel’s high-tech sector as a path to economic empowerment and shared society. Founded by Arab and Jewish high-tech professionals and economists, Tsofen-Tashbik provides tailored support—including tech training, job placement, mentoring, and a supportive community—to equip Arab students and engineers for meaningful careers in high-tech. Through partnerships with high-tech firms and advocacy for inclusive recruitment policies, Tsofen-Tashbik not only places Arab engineers in the workforce but also brings tech centers to Arab cities, advancing fair representation and driving sustainable economic growth in Israel.

The Million Lobby is the first organization representing the needs of 1.2 million Russian-speaking Israelis, advocating for social, economic, and cultural equality while fostering integration within Israeli society. Their initiatives, like The Network Project, connect new olim from the FSU with Israeli high-tech professionals through networking events that promote professional growth, cultural integration, and meaningful connections. By addressing challenges such as pensions, housing, and recognition of Jewish identity, the Million Lobby works to build a better future for Russian-speaking Israelis and the broader Israeli society.

This program by TechLift connects the 8200 Alumni Association to the Aharai Association, promotes equal opportunity, and provides technological and soft skills to teenagers from the Israeli periphery to empower them through the promotion of technological literacy, significant experiences of mutual responsibility ​​values, social involvement, and guidance towards a meaningful service in a technological role.

The Cyber Education Center (CEC), founded by the Rashi Foundation and Israel’s Ministry of Defense, drives social change in Israel through cyber and technology education, focusing on underserved areas. By nurturing excellence and providing equal opportunities in tech, CEC empowers young students, particularly from the country’s geographic and social peripheries, to reach their potential. Programs like Magshimim equip youth with essential cyber skills, fostering their development into future leaders in technology, defense, and academia.

QueenB is dedicated to creating a future where women are equally active and lead in the high-tech industry. They empower girls to explore technology early, offering small group programming workshops in Hebrew or Arabic at centers nationwide. By providing a fun and creative introduction to coding, they inspire girls to develop a lasting passion for technology and a greater chance of pursuing careers in the field.

The Alice Code program trains young girls, from the fourth grade and up, for the software field. 

​The Alice Code organization was established to address educational, employment and gender needs in the technology field. The program is based upon the cyclical track of the educational curricula. It provides the participants with both short-term and long-term horizons, and it enables the program graduates to achieve smooth integration into the high-tech and technological employment world. Sign up as a mentor here.

The innovation community DatA.IL is a platform that harnesses data and AI for the public good. The organization's purpose is to promote the realization of the potential inherent in public data and to develop data-based solutions and artificial intelligence tools for the challenges of Israeli society. 

The community brings together educators, EdTech entrepreneurs, and individuals in the innovation and technology fields. Together, they collaborate, brainstorm, and share opportunities, building stronger connections between technology innovation and education.

This community is a part of the activities organized by the Division for Technological Innovation in the Ministry of Education.

Women4Women Hi-Tech’s community and Mentorit app make high-tech accessible for women and men who support gender inclusion. They simplify job searches, provide mentorship, and foster essential industry connections to promote equal opportunities and career growth in the Israeli tech industry.

When Doors Close, Windows Open:  Entering Through Window community is committed to empowering women, especially those without a tech background, to pursue entrepreneurship. They offer practical tools, a supportive network of peers and mentors, insightful events, and foster a culture of mutual support. Their mission is to make entrepreneurship accessible for all women.

Michal Sela Forum is a non-profit organization dedicated to combating domestic violence against women and saving lives through innovative technological solutions. Established in May 2020 in response to the tragic murder of Michal Sela by her husband, the organization aims to achieve zero murders per year. Its vision includes fostering a new ecosystem of startups focused on preventing violence against women and promoting technological initiatives across public, private, and third sectors.

TechAbility is a hub of technological innovation for people with disabilities. The community aims to unite all relevant organizations, foster dialogue and collaboration, and promote the development of technological solutions in this field. The TechAbility community is part of an incredible initiative by Hackaveret, in partnership with JDC Israel Unlimited and the National Insurance Institute's Funds, under the Ministry of Economy's Innovation Communities Headquarters, and in collaboration with the Israel Innovation Authority.

The Makers for Heroes program by Restart unites global teams of volunteer makers, engineers, and medical experts to create custom tech solutions for injured veterans, empowering them to overcome daily challenges and achieve their dreams. Each solution is freely available online, fostering a sense of capability and universal empathy. The solutions are shared on an open online platform, making them accessible to anyone, anywhere, and fostering a global community of empathy and capability.

Mental Health Innovations IL is a community of mental health innovators in Israel that gathers researchers, practitioners, policy-makers, service user advocates, and donors to share innovative resources and ideas to promote mental health.

The community aims to build partnerships, synthesize knowledge, and leverage relevant resources.

JustLaw Israel aims to democratize legal services by leveraging technology such as artificial intelligence and chatbots to streamline and reduce the cost of legal assistance. Their mission is to bridge the gap between technology, law, society, and impact investments, promoting JusticeTech initiatives for the benefit of all. Supported by representatives from various sectors, JustLaw Israel welcomes additional partners in relevant fields.

Startup Designers is a supportive community and mentorship program connecting emerging UX designers with seasoned professionals. Through the ADPList platform, mentees can filter and find our community-labeled mentors specializing in career-advancing topics like portfolio building, résumé writing, and interview prep—all at no cost. Open to designers with a foundational background, this flexible program offers options for single sessions or longer-term guidance. Join as a mentor to help others succeed or learn directly from industry experts.

LaStartup is a dynamic, Hebrew-language portal for entrepreneurs and startups in Israel. Designed as a one-stop shop, it offers quality content on fundraising, events, competitions, recommended books, and podcasts. The database includes VCs, events, tools, tutorials, success stories, and more—all tailored to support the growth of Israeli startups.

Startup for Startup is an initiative to share knowledge and insights between startups. Whether you work in high-tech, establish a venture or a startup, this is the place to learn from. In addition, if you encountered a significant challenge or ran into difficulties as a result of the ongoing war, here you can find entrepreneurs, investors, and other functions in the high-tech community who will be happy to help - whether it is by providing consulting hours, assisting in product development or connecting with relevant people from other companies in the ecosystem. Filter by position and field of expertise, find out who can help, and send them a message.

Founder Runway, powered by Yigal Arnon & Co. Law Firm, is a one-stop resource hub designed for the Israeli startup ecosystem. It offers entrepreneurs, investors, and tech enthusiasts streamlined access to tools, content, and professional referrals—eliminating the need to search multiple sources. Built on decades of experience in Israel’s tech industry, YTech Runway empowers users with practical insights and resources to succeed, fostering a collaborative environment where startups can take off and thrive.

Town Square IL is a free platform designed to connect and highlight the diverse players within Israel's innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem. From startups and investors to global companies, consultants, podcasters, academic institutions, and innovation hubs, it brings together all the key contributors. The platform invites individuals and organizations to share content, collaborate, and help build a thriving, interconnected community that supports the growth and development of Israel's entrepreneurial landscape, all at no cost.

The House for Social Solidarity was established out of a sense of civic responsibility and mutual guarantee and is defined as an organization for the public benefit. The purpose of their ventures (WE19 and WeR1) is to lead to the growth and development of small businesses while emphasizing solidarity and innovation.

The WeR1 mobile application provides small business owners in Israel with tools and solutions that allow them to overcome challenges while achieving their goals by encouraging social solidarity among them, creating business partnerships, providing support and accompaniment, and making information essential to the success of the business accessible in a simple, innovative and easy way.

The Iron Match project presents a more complete picture of the social impact map in Israel and makes hundreds of organizations, associations, and volunteer opportunities, including social-tech initiatives, accessible to the public to help more people find their place to do and receive good. Using the website is simple: you can view the complete list of the hundreds of initiatives collected, search by free typing, and filter by categories. In addition, you can use an artificial intelligence-based chatbot developed and adapted specifically to the platform, which provides an additional interface to find the initiative you are looking for. New initiatives can also be added freely without registration or cost.

The "Hub" of Link Hotel & Hub is a unique co-working space in the heart of Tel Aviv, which is free of charge. The long oak desks of the HUB and an array of other comfortable workstations are scattered throughout the contemporary complex, where guests can relax, work, meet, play, eat and drink all under one roof. The Hub is designed in an urban,  avant-garde style, offering workspaces, a pool table, video games and a bar with a varied menu. Discover the perfect urban complex for business meetings in the heart of Tel Aviv.

Operating hours: Sun-Thu 7:00-20:00

Abraham is an Israel-based company weaving impact into tourism through hostels, tours, and event operations, devoted to driving positive change. It seamlessly blends its commitment to sustainability with active engagement in Israel’s tech scene. Their hostels not only prioritize eco-conscious practices—like rooftop nurseries and energy-saving measures—but also serve as vibrant venues for tech events, hackathons, and networking opportunities. By creating inclusive spaces for innovation and collaboration, Abraham Hostels help bridge local communities with Israel’s thriving tech ecosystem, fostering meaningful connections and supporting sustainable, community-driven growth.

A community workspace located at 9 Beit Shamai St. Tel Aviv, designed for neighborhood and city residents at no cost. The space includes a quiet, beautifully styled indoor area with eclectic decor, as well as an outdoor area for meetings and Zoom calls. Amenities include high-speed internet via fiber optic, a fully equipped kitchenette with coffee, tea, and all types of milk, and a balcony with a charming herb garden—all creating a pleasant work environment.

Tel Aviv-Yafo's cultural heart, Bialik Square offers unique, inspiring spaces within historic homes and museums. With a blend of history and charm, these subsidized rental spaces are ideal for businesses, organizations, and individuals seeking a distinctive setting. Flexible options allow for renting individual or combined spaces, providing a memorable backdrop for any event or gathering in one of the city’s most iconic locations.

Hackaveret, established by JDC Israel and the National Insurance Institute Funds, is a social entrepreneurship hub that fosters the growth of social entrepreneurship in Israel. It tackles the social challenges faced by at-risk populations, such as the elderly, people with disabilities, and at-risk children and youth, guiding initiatives from ideation to widespread systemic impact, including government implementation.

The hub provides entrepreneurs with a comprehensive support network, including professional mentors, government liaisons, business connections, and collaboration with prominent social organizations.

Founded by 8200 alumni in 2013, 8200 IMPACT is the first acceleration program in Israel for impact-tech startups, that aim to solve significant social or environmental problems through advanced technology, for the benefit of society and economy both locally and globally. This program was launched in order to harness the human capital of 8200 alumni for the benefit of society.

iHLS founded the first Security Accelerator in the world in the homeland security field. The company also operates the INNOFENSE innovation center in collaboration with Israel Ministry of Defense – MAF’AT (Administration for the Development of Weapons and Technological Infrastructure). iHLS organizes professional conferences and exhibitions that attract the leading figures in Israel’s defense industries, high-rank military officers, investors, and entrepreneurs.

Frontier AgriTech is an agricultural innovation center led by Arieli Capital in collaboration with the Ramat Hanegev Regional Council. ​Agriculture Research Center brings together Arieli’s global capital, commercialization, and innovation network and Ramat Hanegev’s 70+ years of agricultural knowledge and commercial innovation experience. Frontier promotes innovation and technology in food security, climate-resilient agriculture, water, and sustainability with leading corporations, academic institutions, and governments worldwide.

InNegev, a unique tech incubator, fosters Israeli innovation in ClimaTech & Sustainability through unprecedented collaboration. Supported by the Israeli Innovation Authority, it provides startups in agri-food, water, extreme events, energy, circularity, and carbon capture with a robust support framework, including value creation, mentoring, and comprehensive services, propelling them from concept to commercial breakthrough. If you need startup funding and assistance due to the Iron Swrods War, fill out this form.

MassChallenge Israel is the largest and most diverse zero-equity accelerator in Israel. Since 2016, MassChallenge Israel has been proudly headquartered in the vibrant city of Jerusalem. Each year they accelerate between 40-50 companies, solving some of the world’s biggest problems through their core accelerator. In addition, they run a variety of stand-alone innovation programs throughout the year in collaboration with universities, hospitals, and corporate partners supporting dozens of additional founders.

The EFI is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the growth and success of high-tech entrepreneurial ventures by connecting ideas, technology, and people. They organize conferences, workshops, consultation programs, and other activities where entrepreneurs, industry experts, investors, and technologists exchange insights about how to effectively grow high-tech ventures while adapting to dynamic market risks and overcoming challenges.

Under the auspices of OR Movement, this project strives to unite all the forces, abilities, and tools that created the Startup Nation, for the continuing success and growth of Israel, by developing ideas, promoting and applying actions, initiatives, and investments that will create a national value-based infrastructure to build Israel as an exemplary nation for all its people, everywhere, and in every field.

Merage Foundation Israel is the family foundation of David and Laura Merage of Denver Colorado. Since 1998, the foundation meets its goal of strengthening a prosperous and cohesive Israeli society through various social and economic endeavors. By incubating and accelerating circles of change—those strengthened, strengthen others, thus leading the way in promoting prosperity for Israel and wellbeing for all its citizens.

Developed as part of the Good Company Movement, this AI-powered tool matches investors to the right startups, helps startups find the right business opportunities, and ensures the Israeli ecosystem continues and thrive and deliver - NO MATTER WHAT!

A family-owned venture capital that accelerates change by investing in early-stage disruptive technology. They believe that The purpose of business is to solve social economic and environmental problems while building transformative relationships with all stakeholders. Therefore they invest time, energy, and money in people first and technology next, to change paradigms that no longer serve our communities.

Aleph is an early-stage venture capital fund focused on partnering with great Israeli entrepreneurs to build large, meaningful companies and impactful global brands. Founded in 2013, Aleph is a partnership of Michael Eisenberg, Eden Shochat, Yael Elad, and Tomer Diari, with $850M under management.

IVN is at the forefront of social impact investing in Israel. Through several programs, IVN has created a track record in helping marginalized populations in Israel start businesses and create job opportunities for Youth at Risk, People with Disabilities, the Ultra-Orthodox, and Arab citizens, among others.

Weave Impact is an advisory firm guiding its clients ‎in creating and implementing social impact investment strategies in Israel. Weave Impact identifies socially impactful, creative investment opportunities across all asset classes, customized to enhance its clients’ personal impact goals.

A blog that shares hundreds of Israeli activities from a variety of sectors in Israel. From the government-public sector, the private sector, non-profits, and organizations that work to create significant social impact inside and outside of Israel. This blog is for anyone who is interested in “Tikun Olam” and learning how Israel is making great efforts to advance our world to be a better place.

Impactpedia by BLEND, an ESG, Impact, and Sustainability Consultant, is a digital library for ESG, impact, and sustainability. It offers accessible insights, tools, and resources to deepen your knowledge and drive meaningful change. Open to all, it simplifies complex concepts and inspires action for a better world. Sign up today to start making an impact.

BLEND also has an impact community and a blog collecting and sharing impact jobs in the Israeli industry.

A podcast by Shmulik Schwartz on The First Social Radio invites environmental and social entrepreneurs to talk about technological innovation and research in the impact and sustainability realms.

The community and podcast is a volunteer-driven initiative that offers an open space for exploring non-technical careers in high-tech, making diverse roles accessible to everyone. They provide guidance on entry paths, career growth, and networking, along with discussions and practical resources inspired by their podcast. By fostering respectful and focused conversations, they create a supportive environment where members can share insights and empower each other to advance in their careers and make informed decisions.

Radio Button is a podcast and community dedicated to product design, offering insights from top industry experts and a space for meaningful discussions. It’s the go-to resource for product designers in high-tech to learn, connect, and grow in their field.

Jobify is a free, AI-powered platform that matches you with job opportunities, professional training, and career paths in Israel’s job market, including high-tech, based on your skills, abilities, and experience. Developed as a nonprofit initiative by JDC-Tevet, TLK Solutions, and the Azrieli Foundation, Jobify offers a smart, user-friendly way to explore job and training options. 

MiluimTech bridges the Israeli high-tech ecosystem with the dedicated reservists (miluimnikim) who serve to protect Israel, providing a supportive community and essential resources to help them navigate unique career challenges. Through skill development, career guidance, and flexible learning, MiluimTech empowers reservists to advance in their careers and thrive in the high-tech industry. By sharing compelling stories and raising public awareness, MiluimTech aims to build an inclusive ecosystem that values the contributions and sacrifices of miluimnikim and encourages meaningful engagement from both reservists and industry leaders.

Hamal:Tech is a non-profit organization established by the Authority for Innovation in Israel following the "Iron Swords" operation. They provide support and resources to Israeli startups affected by the war, offering a variety of services including business development consulting to help startups develop and execute their business plans, mentorship by connecting them with experienced mentors, access to affordable office space, and assistance with grant applications and other forms of financial aid. Their commitment is to help Israeli startups overcome their challenges and achieve their full potential.

A leading Israeli tech-for-good volunteer organization that consists of entrepreneurs, engineers, product experts, UX/UI designers, and data enthusiasts - who contribute their time and expertise to solve key challenges in Israeli society, and offer support in times of crisis.

Established on October 7, 2023, Hamal Yozmot, founded by graduates of 8200, Unit 81, and other tech units, is a volunteer community contributing skills to national resilience during the "Iron Swords" war. Growing to thousands of volunteers since the war began, they include tech enthusiasts, doctors, psychologists, media professionals, entrepreneurs, teachers, and more. Under Hamal Yozmot's initiative, they've assisted in numerous projects across various fields, providing technological aid and support for the citizens of Israel.

The 8200 Alumni Association is the official organization of the unit's graduates and operates on a non-profit basis. Following needs that arose among startups, the 8200 Alumni Association has prepared an organized database that gathers all the benefits and offers that support startups and small businesses during the Iron Swords War.
The file is updated and also includes a link to a form through which new initiatives can be added and existing ones can be updated. 

An NPO that operates as a social start-up enabling the empowerment of non-profit organizations. The introduction of technological tools alongside the development of applications proves that it is possible to optimize, increase, and improve the activities of non-profit organizations.

Israel National Digital Agency aims to transform the Israeli government into a digital and progressive entity. By leveraging digital technologies and the innovative spirit of the startup nation, it seeks to develop cutting-edge, reliable, and user-friendly digital services such as free online courses via Campus IL, and resources for citizens and businesses. This government initiative is designed to capitalize on the digital revolution, promoting accelerated economic growth, reducing inequalities, and making the government smarter, faster, and more accessible. Two notable free courses:

1. Impact Entrepreneurship

2. Creating Multiple Income Streams

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Itworks is a non-profit advancing diversity in Israel's high-tech industry by training and placing talent from underrepresented groups in top IT roles. Through tailored recruitment services, itworks connects companies with skilled candidates who bring unique perspectives and substantial value to businesses of all sizes.

Gvahim is a non-profit organization empowering highly skilled new immigrants and returning citizens to build successful careers in Israel. Through its partly subsidized Tech Track, Gvahim offers tailored support for experienced engineers, software developers, data analysts, and data scientists. Participants benefit from personalized career guidance with tech-savvy consultants, access to exclusive job opportunities and hiring events, and valuable networking connections within Israel's tech industry.

Place-IL is a non-profit tech initiative that empowers Israeli tech companies to effectively hire talent from underrepresented populations, at scale and with minimal risk. Founded by leaders in the Israeli tech ecosystem who recognized plenty of potential talent that is being missed, and are committed to unlocking it by developing an innovative approach. Together with Google as the founding partner who has shared the vision from the start, Place-IL brings the leading Israeli tech companies from all sectors, with NGOs from across Israel society, to open opportunities for everyone and enable companies to find the tech talent they need.

The Machshava Tova (MT) organization was founded by educators and high-tech professionals to reduce gaps in Israeli society by connecting them to technology and personal empowerment. To fulfill its vision, MT operates community technology centers across Israel, as well as mobile computer classrooms for populations who lack access. The centers' dedicated teams tailor programs to each population’s unique needs and empower the participants to reach success.

Taasiyeda, Israel's largest educational nonprofit for advancing technological education, bridges industry and education through groundbreaking programs that prepare the next generation for the future of work. With participation from 500 industry leaders across dozens of companies, Taasiyeda invites you to join us in shaping Israel's technological future.

An NPO that ensures that every boy and girl in the State of Israel, even ones in the periphery, has an equal opportunity for success in life. Together with thousands of high-tech businessmen and women from Israel and the world, Unistream works to reduce social gaps and create an Inclusive Start-Up Nation, with the aim of promoting social and economic leadership.

Tech4Ed responds to the increasing demand for impactful careers and a recognition of the crucial role of education. They strive to create a unified space connecting diverse sectors with shared goals. Tech4Ed's organizational objectives include fostering connections between high-tech and education, advocating for the importance of education and innovation in Israel, and promoting dual-profit awareness to reduce socio-economic gaps through education.

Connections for Success is the flagship program of the Israeli Institute for Innovation in Education, part of the Hamama nonprofit. The program equips high school students with essential skills, knowledge, and competencies for successful integration into the evolving job market and thriving in life. This is achieved through volunteer mentorship, where employees from business and tech companies guide upper-grade students and their teachers.

Fintech Ladies IL is a community dedicated to empowering women in fintech, uniting executives and professionals from financial institutions, startups, government bodies, and Israeli women worldwide. Founded to foster open dialogue, collaboration, and professional and personal connections, the community brings together women leaders from diverse fields to drive growth and innovation in the industry.

LeadWith is a non-profit organization focused on empowering and promoting women in tech. It aspires to provide women with the tools and abilities to grow their careers in the tech arena by hosting inspiration events, providing practical tools, creating a supportive community, and providing mentorship guidance.

Yazamiyot is a community dedicated to advancing female entrepreneurship and increasing the presence of women in high-tech and biotech ventures. They aim to connect and support women by understanding their needs, fostering collaboration, and providing a platform for networking, growth, and potential partnerships.

LGBTech champions diversity and inclusion for Israel’s LGBT+ workforce, partnering with leading organizations and tech companies to create environments where employees feel safe, valued, and empowered. Through tailored programs, professional tools, and expert guidance, we address each company’s unique culture and challenges. Our mission also extends to advocating for policy change and fostering a future where LGBT+ employees can bring their whole selves to work.

Multi-Gender Hebrew introduces innovative digital characters to make Hebrew more inclusive, enabling multi-gender reading and writing. The system is easy to learn, with accessible keyboard shortcuts and examples, and is free to download for personal use. By amplifying women's visibility in Hebrew and creating space for non-binary identities, it fosters equality and representation in the language.

ADHDoTech is a non-profit organization devoted to supporting individuals with ADHD in achieving success within the hi-tech industry. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by those with ADHD, ADHDoTech is committed to providing essential resources and support to help them overcome these obstacles. The organization believes that neurodiversity brings valuable perspectives to the workplace, fostering innovative solutions and creativity. Their mission is to create a world where individuals with ADHD can fully participate in and thrive within the hi-tech industry.

HaverMe is a volunteer-driven community of high-tech professionals dedicated to supporting those new to the industry by offering critical career guidance and mentorship. Created to be the “industry friends” for those without connections, HaverMe provides real-world insights beyond technical skills, helping individuals navigate the job market and workplace dynamics. With a commitment to unbiased advice and no external interests, HaverMe is focused solely on empowering members to succeed and grow within Israel’s high-tech ecosystem.

anoda is a community-driven content portal for UX professionals in Israel, providing high-quality, Hebrew-language resources to support growth and learning in the field. Independently run by a passionate team in their spare time, anoda ensures content remains free from external agendas, adapting and evolving based on community needs. With a simple and efficient platform, anoda aims to empower UX professionals, offering tools, insights, and opportunities to share knowledge and contribute to Israel’s UX ecosystem.

Linkers is a leading LinkedIn community that provides exceptional value to the Israeli business community. It fosters professional growth, meaningful networking, and empowers women, all while offering their free Linkers Open Academy with expert-led sessions on LinkedIn networking, marketing, and sales. Sign up for the academy here.

The Israel Innovation Institute is a non-profit “think and do tank” bringing innovative technology and knowledge into real-world settings. The Institute enables and facilitates the development, testing, and demonstration of scalable, innovative solutions to global challenges—in indispensable fields such as Healthcare, Agriculture, Transportation, and Climate Change. Moreover, the Institute promotes the structured process of innovation management in organizations. They support innovation managers by developing various tools and advancing open innovation in Israel.​ Collaborating with public and private organizations, the Institute and its partners are fueling holistic and sustainable change to deliver the highest quality of life in Israel and worldwide.

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The Insitute manages several Impact communities you can join:

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Planetech - Climate Change Technologies

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DeserTech - Climate Technologies Community

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Growing.IL - Agri. Culture. Community

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AquaculTech - Blue Technologies Community

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Health.IL - Digital Health Community

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EcoMotion - Smart Mobility Community

Start-Up Nation Central is a non-profit organization that connects Israeli innovation to the world to help international entities solve global challenges. Inspired by the book Start-Up Nation and immersed in the Israeli technology ecosystem, they provide a platform that nurtures business growth and generates partnerships to strengthen Israel’s economy and society. 

One way that they accomplish this is with their flagship Finder Innovation Business Platform.

This comprehensive knowledge hub centralizes actionable data about Israeli startups and technology-based innovation, providing an avenue for investors and multinational corporations to connect with the ecosystem. You can search for impact startups, investors, hubs, and more by tags and keywords.

GuideStar, the Ministry of Justice's official Hebrew and English online platform for registered Israeli non-profits, offers the most comprehensive and reliable information on NGOs, public benefit corporations, foundations, and associations in Israel, based on official government data and reports. GuideStar empowers you to make a meaningful impact by designating how and where your contribution is used. Your donation, your choice, with transparency and trust.

Created by SDGIsrael, the map enables one to search for Israeli initiatives, including startups, NPOs, and communities, by their stated SDGs and impact metrics. SDGIsrael, an initiative by YKCenter and a UNGC member, harnesses Israel's innovation to address global challenges. It unites stakeholders, promotes SDGs in Israel, and actively engages young activists and professionals in its community.

A list of propaganda tech tools that were created during the "Iron Swards War" that will help you contribute to the Israeli Hasbara efforts on social media.

The Iron Button project, "Together We Will Win Button" emerged during the Iron Swords War to streamline numerous civil initiatives providing essential services. It offers a secure widget, installable on any app or website globally, granting easy access to information, volunteering, and various initiatives. The button promotes widespread awareness of civic initiatives, enabling users to explore volunteering opportunities, mental support channels, and assistance services. Its simple and secure integration ensures that Israeli citizens have access to the services they deserve during the crisis.

The "Google of Iron Swords" is a portal that serves as a central hub for collecting and arranging Israeli initiatives and needs, including tech-related initiatives, that rose due to the Iron Swords war. It remains regularly updated, welcoming individuals to contribute their initiatives and ideas to the database. Moreover, you're encouraged to participate in the advancement and promotion of the site, which operates as an open-source project.

HaRatzif is an urban center for entrepreneurship and innovation located in the Neve Sha'anan neighborhood. It aims to promote Tel Aviv's entrepreneurs and develop the Tel Aviv ecosystem, providing tools for entrepreneurial development through lectures, workshops, courses, and networking events. Throughout the day, the Ratzif serves as a collaborative workspace where residents of Tel Aviv and its surroundings come to work, meet, and connect with others. Follow upcoming events and highlights on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePlatform.TLV

The Social Space, a non-profit initiative, repurposes abandoned buildings into hubs of social impact, accommodating social enterprises, artists, and catalysts for change. This revitalization transforms environmental nuisance into vibrant community hubs. Local residents enjoy a transformed environment, while social organizations reduce overheads, channeling funds into their primary missions. Visitors encounter social issues firsthand, fostering awareness. This pioneering model aims to set the standard for Israel's real estate sector, promoting the temporary utilization of abandoned spaces for social good.

The Israel Innovation Authority, an independent publicly funded agency, was thus created to provide a variety of practical tools and funding platforms aimed at effectively addressing the dynamic and changing needs of the local and international innovation ecosystems. This includes early-stage entrepreneurs, mature companies developing new products or manufacturing processes, academic groups seeking to transfer their ideas to the market, global corporations interested in collaborating with Israeli technology, Israeli companies seeking new markets abroad, and traditional factories and plants seeking to incorporate innovative and advanced manufacturing into their businesses.

They created relief programs and a fast funding route for startups affected by the Iron Swards War.

The Modern Agriculture Foundation is committed to the emergence of more efficient food systems with minimal environmental impact and reduced cruelty. MAF promotes Foodtech research and development, entrepreneurship and innovation with an emphasis on the alternative proteins sector. Active locally and globally, MAF supports Foodtech startups and leads the Middle East's only alternative proteins accelerator.

SeaNovation is Eilat's premier biotechnology and aquaculture innovation center, uniting Aradg, Ardom, Israel Innovation Institute, ILOR, and Ben Gurion University's Eilat Campus to drive sustainable economic growth in the region. Focused on food security and environmental impact, SeaNovation provides facilities, funding, and mentorship to innovators who are leveraging biotechnology to meet global seafood demands and optimize sustainable aquaculture. By harnessing the sea's potential, SeaNovation is paving the way for a resilient, sustainable future.

The AI for Good Acceleration Program helps purpose-driven ventures in Israel advance their AI solutions to create positive social transformation. For the fourth year running, Microsoft for Startups Israel and TechForGood will be selecting a cohort of startups committed to a social mission to join this 9-weeks program.

With a mission to create an entrepreneurial community of leaders committed to shaping a peaceful Israeli-Palestinian future built on trust, Our Generation Speaks is a Boston-based incubator and ‘people accelerator’ that joins Israeli and Palestinian entrepreneurs to create startups from scratch. Our fellows don’t just build companies—they are becoming the next generation of change agents.

W2W was founded with a clear vision: to create value for women across all industries and stages of life by equipping them with the skills and support needed to thrive in their personal and professional endeavors. Through a dynamic and engaged community, W2W hosts a wide range of inspirational events and workshops that provide practical tools, knowledge sharing, and a nurturing environment for women to grow and succeed.

WE is an organization that promotes women entrepreneurship. WE aspires to help, guide, and inspire young women to fulfill their entrepreneurial potential by providing skills & knowledge, exposure to role models, and creating a supportive community. WE offers exclusive entrepreneurship programs, workshops, lectures, networking events, mentoring, and a like-minded community.

FemForward is an award-winning initiative dedicated to empowering women, fostering cultural connections, and shaping future leadership in the MENA region. It offers three programs—FemForward Leaders, FemForward MENA, and FemForward YoungLeaders—that equip participants with essential skills, invaluable networks, and personalized mentorship. Graduates join an alumni network for continued support, connecting through networking events and peer collaboration.

Hackautism is a catalyst for life-changing innovation, bringing together entrepreneurs, experts, investors, and devoted parents to enhance the wellbeing of millions on the autism spectrum. With a mission to build a world where individuals with autism and their families thrive, Hackautism fuels the development of transformative technologies that empower healthier, happier, and more fulfilling lives.

The Next October initiative aims to harness Israeli innovation to honor the memory of those lost in the October 2023 conflict with Hamas. It plans to establish over 1,400 startup companies, each dedicated to creating innovative products and services with global impact. These startups will be named after and dedicated to commemorating victims of the conflict, integrating their stories into the companies' journeys from inception to potential IPOs or acquisitions. The initiative connects investors with these startups, emphasizing investment opportunities in Israeli tech ventures committed to ethical and commemorative principles, rather than seeking donations.

GITA focuses on bringing together the most courageous and forward-acting practitioners in the global impact tech arena into trusted groups and development environments - and then supporting these practitioners with products and services developed by the GITA team. The data-based platform, international summits, on-the-job training programs, and networking events are all geared towards tapping into the immense impact potential of technology so that we all can collectively reach the UN SDGs by 2030.

SFI, established in 2013, is a pioneer in mobilizing capital to address social issues in Israel through innovative financing tools. As the first social investment hub in the country, SFI develops and implements social bonds, including those targeting dropout prevention in high-tech studies, diabetes prevention, and increased mathematics graduates in Rahat. With a diverse team of professionals, SFI supports social investors, foundations, entrepreneurs, and governments globally, striving for both measurable social impact and financial returns. Leading the Israeli Impact Investment Team, SFI collaborates with senior members from the social, public, and financial sectors. Together with the Nova Project they run the DatA.IL, Israeli innovation community, join by filling out this form. 

A fund based on a collective community of selective investors and business leaders across different industries. They invest in growing high-tech high-impact companies whose innovative solutions address our world's most vital challenges, as defined by the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Their portfolio companies create economic value along with a positive social and environmental impact for a better tomorrow.

The Menomadin Foundation is an international impact fund advancing social resilience in Israel and empowering communities in sub-Saharan Africa. Through strategic philanthropy, impact investing in transformative technologies, and cross-sector partnerships, it drives sustainable change in health, education, water, and more.

The podcast by the Edmond de Rothschild Foundation will reveal everything you need to know about impact entrepreneurship and investments in Israel and around the world.
In Double Impact, professionals in the field, investors, and entrepreneurs are featured, and together, delve into the realms of impact entrepreneurship, where economic value and social value converge. You can also join the community on Facebook and connect with like-minded people.

The website is dedicating Israeli early-stage startups to lives lost in the 7/10 events. For every fallen soldier, and for every murdered civilian, they are committed to fostering innovation and building a better world. Each startup has the freedom to interpret and shape it as they see fit. Together, they transform pain into growth, resilience into progress, and remembrance into a legacy of hope.

A “profit with purpose” organization, providing a professional upskilling platform where women in tech can learn, network, and grow together. Our mission is to unlock women’s full potential to lead the tech industry.​ They believe that increasing women's visibility – on the actual or metaphorical stage – will inspire more women to share their unique stories, skills, and knowledge with the entire tech community, and ultimately encourage more women to speak up and unlock their potential to lead. The Speaker Platform achieved overnight viral success, already making it one of the largest databases in the world for women professional tech speakers.

The Human Founder is a podcast that tells the behind-the-scenes stories of people navigating the Israeli entrepreneurial ecosystem. Entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals come to the podcast to share their challenges, successes, experiences, disappointments, curiosities, and mistakes across their entrepreneurial journey, aiming to share the emotional, psychological, and mental aspects entailed in scaling a startup.

The Mozzarella podcast and community provide Israeli product management professionals with a free, dedicated space to learn, grow, and advance their careers through insightful discussions and resources.

The PMMiya Podcast explores the dynamic intersection of Product, Marketing, Sales, and Business, offering insights and inspiration to drive impactful growth in Israeli organizations. Created by the founders of The PMMiya—a hub for Product Marketing Managers, Product Managers, and Growth professionals—the podcast covers a wide range of topics: from refining growth hypotheses and conducting in-depth research to shaping product positioning and defining OKRs & KPIs. Committed to authenticity and integrity, the PMMiya Podcast is available on Spotify, Apple & YouTube.