named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
New Emergency Department
1,200-square-meter advanced emergency facility equipped with cutting-edge technology and private rooms to reduce infection risk; funded through a $22.5 million NIS campaign
Protected Emergency Hospital Building
Planned 3-4 story secure facility designed to serve as both a state-of-the-art emergency center and missile-proof shelter; projected cost of $120 million USD
Sheltered Maternity C Family Hall
Protected maternity unit featuring a family space named in memory of fallen soldier Natan Hai Liar; includes symbolic burial of rocket fragment in its foundation
activities · 1 group
What they do
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Hospital and Medical Center Support 5 activities
- Funding acquisition of advanced medical equipment and technologies for Laniado HospitalFinances the purchase of life-saving and advanced medical equipment and technologies to ensure high-quality patient care at Laniado Hospital, including imaging systems, dialysis machines, and emergency department infrastructure.
- Funding construction and expansion of Laniado Hospital in Netanya, IsraelFunds the construction, expansion, renovation, and development of medical facilities at Laniado Hospital, including a fully protected emergency medical complex currently under development between 2026 and 2029. This includes raising significant financial resources, such as approximately 107 million ILS for the protected complex, with partial support from Israeli government ministries.
- Funding infection prevention initiatives and hygienic infrastructure at Laniado HospitalSupports the implementation of sterile work protocols and infection prevention systems across hospital departments through funding, contributing to reduced hospital-acquired infections and improved patient safety.
- Organizing fundraising events and campaigns for Laniado HospitalConducts fundraising initiatives such as gala events featuring public figures (e.g., singer Hanan Ben Ari) and targeted campaigns (e.g., raising over half a million euros from the French public) to support hospital construction and facility improvements.
- Supporting ongoing operational budgets and medical care delivery at Laniado HospitalProvides financial support for the continuous operation of Laniado Hospital, enabling it to deliver medical care to over 500,000 individuals regardless of religion, race, or nationality, including outpatient consultations, inpatient hospitalizations, emergency care, dialysis, and diagnostic procedures.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$3.25M
Contributions & grants$3.14M97%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$104K3%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$3.31M
Program expenses79%
Admin / overhead1%
Fundraising20%
Salaries & benefits$252K
Grants paid out$2.57M
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$2.98M
Cash$1.89M
Investments$0
Liabilities$16K
Net assets$2.96M
Liquid reserves6.8 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -31.1%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 3
- CHAIM S KRESCH — TRUSTEE
- DOV SHTEMER — TRUSTEE
- TZVI REICHMAN — TRUSTEE
relationships · 21
Who they work with
- Avi Sella Government — Mayor of Netanya who participated in the official inauguration ceremony of the maternity ward.
- HaGel Sheli Partner — Recognized for contributions to the nonprofit “HaGel Sheli,” indicating a partnership through shared mission support.
- Knesset Government — Founding rabbi's principles influenced the Patient Rights Law enacted by the Knesset in 1996
- Knesset Government — Laniado Hospital's founding principles formed the basis of the Patient's Rights Law enacted by the Knesset in 1996
- Laniado Hospital Partner — Primary institution supported by the organization in Netanya, Israel
- Laniado Hospital Partner — Works in coordination with hospital management to advance the hospital's goals and development projects.
- Lohamim Without Borders Partner — Recognized for contributions to the nonprofit “Lohamim Without Borders,” indicating a partnership through shared mission support.
- Maier Mark Partner — Senior resource development executive at Laniado who participated in the inauguration event.
- Michel Lestrange Partner — Resource development manager for Laniado in France who initiated the fundraising campaign with the family.
- Ministry of Finance (Israel) Government — Partially involved in funding the protected emergency medical complex project.
- Ministry of Health (Israel) Government — Collaborates with the Ministry of Health, as evidenced by the participation of its Director General, Moshe Bar Simantov, in the fundraising gala.
- Ministry of Health (Israel) Government — Conducts national infection prevention reporting and assessment for hospitals in Israel.
- Ministry of Health (Israel) Government — Partially involved in funding and ensuring compliance with strict standards for the protected emergency medical complex project.
- Ministry of Health Israel Government — Ministry of Health leadership expressed support for the emergency hospital project.
- Nadav Chen Partner — CEO of Laniado Hospital who spoke at the inauguration event and affirmed the hospital's partnership with the Liar family.
- Reison Group Partner — Yohai Bar Zikai-Chasidof, President of Reison Group, was recognized for contributions to nonprofit organizations, indicating a partnership through philanthropy.
- Shlomo Shleuinstein Partner — Businessman and real estate figure Shlomo Shleuinstein was honored for his contributions to nonprofits, indicating a partnership through philanthropy.
- VIRAL Partner — Technology partner powering the organization's website infrastructure.
- Yossi David Partner — Web design and development partner for the organization's website.
- ועד הנאמנים הבינלאומי Government — International Board of Governors overseeing global donor associations supporting Laniado Hospital.
- כנסת Government — Contributed foundational principles that influenced the Patient's Rights Law enacted by the Knesset in 1996.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Compassionate Care Modelmethodology: compassionate_careBy integrating empathy, kindness, and emotional support into medical treatment, we improve patient healing and well-being because human connection enhances clinical outcomes.
- Holistic Patient Caremethodology: holistic_patient_careBy addressing psychological well-being and emotional suffering alongside physical illness, we improve recovery outcomes because mental and emotional health are integral to overall healing.
- Life-Affirming Commemorationmethodology: life-affirming commemorationBy transforming personal and historical trauma into life-saving infrastructure, we generate enduring community health benefits because memorialization grounded in healing creates intergenerational resilience.
- Mutual Aid and Collective Responsibilitymethodology: mutual_aidBy fostering a culture of mutual aid and cross-sector responsibility, we strengthen community health because collective action produces broader, more sustainable support for life-saving care.
- Protected and Dual-Use Medical Infrastructuremethodology: protected-medical-infrastructureBy constructing fully protected and dual-use hospital facilities, we ensure uninterrupted emergency care during crises because resilient infrastructure enables continuous operation under threat or surge conditions.