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ONE ISRAEL FUND LTD
HEWLETT, NY · EIN 113195338 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE Q300 · International Affairs · Medium ($1M-$10M) · oneisraelfund.org
revenue
$9.2M
expenses
$5.3M
net assets
$7.0M
employees
11
program ratio
83%
mission · from form 990

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO 1) PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATIVE PUBLICATIONS TO PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING OF THE HISTORICAL, SOCIAL,ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL REALITIES OF ISRAEL 2) SUPPORT OF PROJECTS WHICH INCLUDE EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE, SUPPLEMENTAL PREVENTIVE SECURITY ASSISTANCE, AMBULANCES, DAY CARE AND SENIOR CITIZENS CENTERS,PLAYGROUNDS, EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES AND OTHER SOCIAL WELFARE NEEDS IN ISRAEL.TO PUBLISH AND DISSEMINATE INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS RELATING THERETO AND TO SPONSOR PUBLIC LECTURES RELATING TO THESE EXPRESSED GOALS.

profile · synthesized from sources

One Israel Fund Ltd supports social welfare and security infrastructure projects in Israel, with a focus on communities in Judea and Samaria. The organization funds emergency medical care, security equipment, ambulances, daycare centers, senior centers, playgrounds, and educational facilities. It also publishes educational materials about Israel’s historical, social, economic, and political realities and sponsors public lectures.

named programs · 10 · from sources

What they call their work

Communications Regional Project
Improves communication performance across Judea and Samaria to reduce response times during attacks
Iron Swords Projects
Ongoing initiative since October 2023 providing over $9M in emergency support including security equipment, medical kits, trauma therapy, and community infrastructure across Judea and Samaria
Lifesaving Security Chief Emergency Kits
Distributes all-in-one tactical backpacks containing trauma kits, stretchers, firefighting gear, and rescue equipment for first responders
No One Left Behind
PTSD treatment program for civilian security chiefs and their families dealing with repeated exposure to terror threats and combat trauma
Operation No More Jewish Victims
Supplies emergency lighting, optical equipment, firefighting gear, and training to first responders across multiple regions
Perimeter Surveillance Camera Systems
Installs surveillance systems in high-risk smaller communities to prevent infiltrations and support IDF defense efforts
Security Command Centers
Renovates and upgrades command and dispatch centers in Gush Etzion, Binyamin, Shomron, South Hebron Hills, and Jordan Valley to improve emergency coordination
Security Fund
Provides tools for communities in Judea and Samaria to protect themselves from terror, with allocation decisions made by security personnel based on real-time needs
Thermal Drones Matching Campaign
Equips communities with thermal drones to detect suspicious activity at night and improve emergency response coordination
“Guy” Mobile Thermal Observation System
Deploys portable thermal surveillance units to fill coverage gaps and identify threats in real time
activities · 11 groups

What they do

  • Emergency Medical Response Support 1 activity
    • Constructing emergency medical and community infrastructure
      Builds emergency clinics, urgent care centers, regional medical facilities, and ambulance dispatch centers in Judea and Samaria, including the Maryland Urgent Care, Efrat Medical Center, and the Ofra Ambulance Dispatch Center.
  • Deployed Troop and Veteran Care Packages 1 activity
    • Distributing winter and emergency supplies to IDF soldiers
      Provides winter clothing such as coats and thermal undergarments to thousands of IDF soldiers to support their welfare during service.
  • Orthodox Jewish Ritual Bath Operations 1 activity
    • Funding construction and maintenance of religious facilities
      Funds the construction and maintenance of synagogues and mikvaot in growing communities in Judea and Samaria, including the Central Synagogue of Kfar Tapuach.
  • Support for Israeli Educational Institutions 1 activity
    • Funding educational and special needs programs in Judea and Samaria
      Provides grants for educational initiatives, special needs programs, facilities, and scholarship funds, including support for nine specific education projects such as Derech Halev, Lashon Limudim, and Midreshet Binat.
  • Charitable Grantmaking to Specific Causes 1 activity
    • Grantmaking to support refugee and community needs
      Awards grants to support refugee families through the Gush Etzion Foundation and funds food subsidies for Pesach through the Matzah Fund, demonstrating a grantmaking role in humanitarian aid.
  • Support for Israeli Military and Veterans 1 activity
    • Operating hospitality centers for IDF soldiers
      Establishes and runs hospitality centers that serve over 500 IDF soldiers daily with food, rest, and recreational activities, and distributes religious articles and water carriers to soldiers.
  • Jewish Community Media Production 1 activity
    • Producing educational and advocacy publications
      Provides educational and informative publications and sponsors public lectures to promote understanding of the historical, social, economic, and political realities of Israel.
  • Child Advocacy and Trauma Support Centers 1 activity
    • Providing therapeutic services for trauma-affected children
      Operates the Neve Avraham Children’s Treatment Center in Kiryat Arba-Hevron, delivering occupational, speech, physical, and emotional therapies to children and families affected by trauma.
  • Residential Care for At-Risk Youth 1 activity
    • Supporting at-risk youth through residential and educational programs
      Supports a network of 14 residential rehabilitation and educational projects for 450 at-risk teens across Israel, including a center for 120 high-risk girls in Dolev and Beit Shifra, a temporary residence for at-risk adolescent girls in the Shomron region. Also supports Project Hila for alternative high school education in the Shomron.
  • Holiday and Seasonal Essentials Distribution 1 activity
    • Supporting refugee families with food, clothing, and educational materials
      Distributes food, clothing, and educational materials to refugee families in Ma’ale Adumim and Eilat, and funds food baskets and Pesach packages through partner organizations in the Greater Jerusalem area and Judea and Samaria.
  • Uncategorized 5 activities
    • Developing community facilities and public spaces
      Constructs and renovates playgrounds, community centers, kindergartens, dance studios, and cultural centers in Judea and Samaria, including the Negohot Community Center and renovated facilities in Psagot and Itamar.
    • Operating educational and youth development institutions
      Runs Talmud Torah Hadar Yosef in Eli, serving 400 students with 30 teachers, and operates Einot Kedem Farm as a training center in agriculture and Zionism for at-risk youth.
    • Providing logistical and recreational support to regional councils
      Supplied a mobile logistics trailer and indoor play equipment to the Binyamin Regional Council and supported advanced drone courses in the Jordan Valley and Shomron Regional Councils.
    • Supplying security equipment and infrastructure in Judea and Samaria
      Provides armored vests, perimeter surveillance camera systems, and mobile shelters to protect residents and first responders in high-risk communities in Judea and Samaria. Also installs security vehicle equipment across regional communities.
    • Supporting agricultural and memorial projects in Judea and Samaria
      Maintains a fruit tree orchard in Eli planted in memory of Raphael Mordechai Grob, promoting agricultural development and remembrance.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$9.18M
Contributions & grants$8.74M95%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$96K1%
Other revenue$337K
expenses
Total expenses$5.32M
Program expenses83%
Admin / overhead6%
Fundraising11%
Salaries & benefits$646K
Grants paid out$3.39M
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$7.14M
Cash$2.00M
Investments$5.11M
Liabilities$106K
Net assets$7.03M
Liquid reserves16.0 mo
5 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue +30.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
SCOTT FELTMAN EXECUTIVE VP 50 $199K
board members · 3
  • DAVID SHAPIRO — TRUSTEE
  • JONATHAN L SHERMAN — TRUSTEE
  • YONI BELLOWS — TRUSTEE
relationships · 19

Who they work with

  • Bnei David Mechina Program Partner — Funds the Bnei David pre-military yeshiva program that combines Torah study with full IDF service.
  • Dolev homes for At-Risk Youth Partner — Supports Dolev's network of residential rehabilitation and educational programs for at-risk teens.
  • Gush Etzion Foundation Partner — Partnered to provide grants for refugee families.
  • Hasdei Eliyahu Association Partner — Collaborated to distribute food baskets to refugee families in the Greater Jerusalem area.
  • IDF Government — Collaborates with the IDF by equipping security vehicles and enhancing communication and surveillance systems that support regional defense operations.
  • Magen David Adom Partner — Partnership to designate ambulances to specific communities in Judea and Samaria.
  • Matzah Fund Partner — Supported food subsidy distribution for Pesach across Judea and Samaria.
  • Migdalim Partner — Partnered with One Israel Fund to raise funds for library modernization projects.
  • Neve Avraham Children’s Development Center Partner — Funds the Neve Avraham Children’s Treatment Center in Kiryat Arba-Hevron providing therapeutic services.
  • Office of the Chief Rabbinate of the IDF Partner — Partnership to distribute religious articles to IDF soldiers.
  • Regavim Partner — Funds Regavim's efforts to safeguard land in Israel through legal and advocacy work.
  • Rescuers without Borders Partner — Collaborates with One Israel Fund to address ambulance fleet needs in Judea and Samaria.
  • Shomron Regional Council Partner — Collaborates on Project Hila to provide alternative education for at-risk teens.
  • State Education and Welfare Departments Government — Professional supervision of Project Hila programs.
  • Talmud Torah Hadar Yosef Partner — Students maintain the Mateh Mordechai Fruit Tree Orchard.
  • Talmud Torah Hadar Yosef Partner — Supports the operation of Talmud Torah Hadar Yosef, an educational institution in Eli.
  • The Bruchin Pre-Military Yeshiva Partner — Partners with Bruchin Pre-Military Yeshiva to support character-building and values-based leadership development.
  • Yeshiva Kochav Hashachar Partner — Provides support to Yeshiva Kochav Hashachar for rabbinic ordination and Torah education programs.
  • jcrcny_israeldayonfifth Coalition — Participates in the Israel Day Parade organized by JCRC-NY.
strategies · 11

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.

  • Civilian-Military Surveillance Integration
    methodology: civilian-military_surveillance
    By integrating civilian surveillance systems with IDF defense operations, the organization enhances regional security and prevents infiltrations, because shared situational awareness between communities and military forces strengthens early detection and coordinated response.
  • Community and Government Collaboration
    methodology: community_government_collaboration
    By collaborating with local leadership and government officials, the organization fosters sustainable Jewish life in Judea and Samaria, because joint action between community stakeholders and authorities amplifies impact and ensures culturally grounded development.
  • Community-Based Military Support
    methodology: community_military_support
    By operating volunteer-run hospitality centers for IDF soldiers, the organization strengthens bonds between civilians and the military, because personal acts of care and recognition enhance soldier morale and reinforce national solidarity.
  • Horse Therapy for At-Risk Youth
    methodology: horse_therapy
    By using equine therapy, the organization supports emotional and behavioral development in at-risk youth, because structured interaction with animals builds trust, responsibility, and self-regulation in ways traditional settings may not reach.
  • Integrated Education and Direct Support
    methodology: education_and_direct_support
    By publishing educational materials and funding on-the-ground welfare projects simultaneously, the organization promotes understanding of Israel while addressing material needs, because combining awareness with action strengthens both diaspora engagement and local resilience.
  • Matching Investment Model
    methodology: matching_investment
    By requiring community initiative before funding mikvah projects, the organization promotes local ownership and shared responsibility, because matching investment ensures sustainability and deepens communal commitment to religious infrastructure.
  • Military-Religious Integration
    methodology: military-religious_integration
    By combining full-length IDF service with Torah study, the organization strengthens religious youth’s commitment to national service, because integrating spiritual and civic values counters declining enlistment motivation and fosters identity-based duty.
  • Narrative Change Through Storytelling
    methodology: narrative_change
    By sharing personal and historical narratives about Judea and Samaria, the organization shifts public perception, because emotionally resonant stories build empathy and counteract negative or reductive portrayals in broader discourse.
  • Needs-Based Security Resource Allocation
    methodology: needs-based_security_allocation
    By allocating security resources based on real-time assessments of community needs in Judea and Samaria, the organization ensures rapid and targeted responses to emerging threats, because localized intelligence improves both effectiveness and community trust in protection efforts.
  • Rapid-Response Emergency Medical Services
    methodology: rapid_response_medical
    By equipping emergency medical vehicles with advanced rescue tools, the organization overcomes geographic barriers to deliver timely care in remote areas, because rapid medical intervention in emergencies significantly improves survival and community resilience.
  • Societal Engagement Through Religious Education
    methodology: religious_education_for_societal_engagement
    By developing Torah scholars with strong ethical and personal formation, the organization enables religious individuals to positively influence broader Israeli society, because deeply grounded leaders can model values that transcend institutional boundaries.