Why Israel The People of Eternity Stands Out
Since October 7th, Israeli citizens have founded countless of organizations, based on volunteers, to fight for Israel's existence. Unfortunately, many organizations do not have a legal pathway to accept foreign donations. ITPE channels funds to these entities.
Why Donate?
Israelis displaced from their
homes
250K+
75%
Israel agriculture comes from the Gaza Envelope
360K+
Reserved forces called to protect their homeland
Donations go to
Food & Shelter
Agricultural & Business Support
Essential Military Support
We provide short-term housing, meals, clothing, medical treatments, and recreational activities.
We provide farmers with technology and labor support. Additionally, we aid businesses that help soldiers and civilians the vital sustenances.
We provide life-saving equipment, nutritious meals, and critical supplies to sustain soldiers.
Long-Term Support
Peace doesn't just mean the end of war; it also involves the ongoing struggles of rebuilding and healing. Recognizing this, we dedicate half of our donations to rehabilitation and mental health support.
About us
We're a group of Israeli entrepreneurs who care, we have come together from various sectors of the industry with the top priority being the safety of our friends and families — the Israeli people. We've combined an extensive network of decision-makers, donors, manufacturers, and suppliers to address both the urgent needs of the crisis and long-term rehabilitation.
Support us
Your contributions will support non-profit organizations that are on the front lines, providing aid to those affected by this tragedy.
Phone Call
Israel Office
+972 52 (743) 0954
US Office
+1 (914) 396 8317
FAQs
Our Testimonials
"In times where countless new non-profits are emerging, it was important for us to track our donations. We appreciate you directing our funds to Ben Ami's emergency squad. Your dedication and thorough verification of every dollar spent have made working with you both heartwarming and a pleasure."
Protective gear donation to the emergency squad of Ben Ami agriculture settlement.
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