2025-11-17T19:44:24+00:00 2024-12-31 135381590 BDO USA 200 PARK AVE 38TH FLOOR NEW YORK NY 10166 990 2024-01-01 942607722 NEW ISRAEL FUND NEWI 2028420900 1320 19TH STREET NW SUITE 1400 WASHINGTON DC 20036 DANIEL SOKATCH EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/ CEO 2028420900 2025-11-18 true PAUL HAMMERSCHMIDT P01384178 2128858000 2025-11-17 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z DANIEL SOKATCH 1320 19TH STREET NW SUITE 1400 WASHINGTON DC 20036 74746871 false X WWW.NIF.ORG X 1979 CA THE NEW ISRAEL FUND (NIF) HELPS ISRAEL LIVE UP TO ITS FOUNDERS' VISION OF A SOCIETY THAT ENSURES COMPLETE EQUALITY TO ALL ITS INHABITANTS. OUR AIM IS TO ADVANCE LIBERAL DEMOCRACY, INCLUDING FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND MINORITY RIGHTS, AND TO FIGHT THE INEQUALITY, INJUSTICE AND EXTREMISM THAT DIMINISH ISRAEL. 38 37 53 100 0 56891495 54733820 0 0 375936 894268 159589 143288 57427020 55771376 25026973 35807600 0 0 10926384 11931345 149289 126023 4354160 6393659 7915019 42496305 55779987 14930715 -8611 46538209 53254904 4735515 9345485 41802694 43909419 X THE NEW ISRAEL FUND (NIF) HELPS ISRAEL LIVE UP TO ITS FOUNDERS' VISION OF A SOCIETY THAT ENSURES COMPLETE EQUALITY TO ALL ITS INHABITANTS. OUR AIM IS TO ADVANCE LIBERAL DEMOCRACY, INCLUDING FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND MINORITY RIGHTS, AND TO FIGHT THE INEQUALITY, INJUSTICE AND EXTREMISM THAT DIMINISH ISRAEL. false false 2437865 5159434 0 SEIZING THE MOMENT: A VISION OF PEACE AND SECURITY NIF'S SEIZING THE MOMENT PROGRAM COMBINES TWO STRATEGIES: 1) BUILDING SUPPORT FOR A DIPLOMATIC SOLUTION TO THE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT AND ADVANCING A VISION FOR ISRAEL'S FUTURE THAT IS BASED ON EQUALITY, DEMOCRACY, AND JUSTICE, AND 2) BLOCKING ACTIONS THAT FURTHER ENTRENCH THE OCCUPATION AND THE SETTLEMENT ENTERPRISE AND CREATE CONDITIONS THAT MAKE PEACE UNACHIEVABLE. THE FIRST (BUILDING) STRATEGY CONSISTS OF SUPPORT FOR THINK TANKS THAT ARE DEVELOPING CONCRETE PLANS AND POLICY PROPOSALS TO BRING ABOUT A NEGOTIATED RESOLUTION TO THE CONFLICT AND CONDUCTING ADVOCACY WORK. THE SECOND (BLOCKING OR ANTI-OCCUPATION) STRATEGY INVOLVES THWARTING NEGATIVE DEVELOPMENTS IN THE OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES (OPT), SUCH AS DE FACTO ANNEXATION OF PARTS OF THE WEST BANK, THE EXPULSION OF PALESTINIANS FROM WEST BANK VILLAGES, AND SOARING SETTLER VIOLENCE. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: REVIVING THE PEACE MOVEMENT: NIF HAS PLAYED A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN REVIVING THE PEACE MOVEMENT THROUGH THE IT'S TIME PEACE COALITION. COMPRISED OF OVER 60 CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS, IT'S TIME EMERGED AS A FORMAL COALITION FOLLOWING THE SUCCESS OF ITS INAUGURAL PRO-PEACE RALLY ON JULY 1, 2024. THE COALITION'S GOALS INCLUDE CREATING BROAD PUBLIC SUPPORT BASE FOR AN ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN AGREEMENT, STRENGTHENING LEADERS WHO ARE TALKING ABOUT PEACE, AND PUTTING A NEGOTIATED RESOLUTION ON THE PUBLIC AGENDA. DEVISING A PEACE PLAN: GRANTEES THE BERL KATZNELSON FOUNDATION AND MITVIM INSTITUTE: THE ISRAELI INSTITUTE FOR REGIONAL FOREIGN POLICIES CONTINUED DEVELOPING THE "THE ISRAELI INITIATIVE"-A POLICY PROPOSAL CHARTING A PATH TO END THE WAR AND LAY THE GROUNDWORK FOR A NEGOTIATED PEACE BETWEEN ISRAEL AND THE PALESTINIANS. 1834645 1454490 0 SAFEGUARDING CIVIL RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY THE CIVIL RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY SPHERE REMAINS A CORE FOCUS OF NIF'S WORK AND IS LED BY THE EFFORTS NIF'S FLAGSHIP GRANTEE, THE ASSOCIATION FOR CIVIL RIGHTS IN ISRAEL (ACRI), AND ADALAH: THE LEGAL CENTER FOR ARAB MINORITY RIGHTS IN ISRAEL, AS WELL AS NEW INITIATIVES THAT NIF ESTABLISHED TO RESPOND TO THE MYRIAD THREATS TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND FREEDOM OF PROTEST. NIF LAUNCHED THE CIVIL SOCIETY PROTECTION HUB IN 2023 TO COMBAT GOVERNMENT THREATS AGAINST NGOS AND ACTIVISTS. THE HUB CONTINUES TO SERVE AS A CLEARINGHOUSE FOR ATTACKS AGAINST INDIVIDUALS OR NGOS AND CONNECTS THEM TO AN ARRAY OF NIF-FUNDED SERVICES (INCLUDING LEGAL AID, RESILIENCE TRAINING, ENHANCED CYBERSECURITY, MENTAL HEALTH AND SECURITY SUPPORT, AND CUSTOMIZED SUPPORT FOR ACTIVISTS IN THE WEST BANK). IT HAS HELPED MORE THAN 160 INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS, PROVIDING LEGAL ASSISTANCE TO PROTESTERS WHO WERE ARRESTED, THWARTING ATTACKS AGAINST ACTIVISTS ON DIGITAL FORUMS, AND SUPPORTING ACTIVISTS IN THE WEST BANK WORKING TO SAFEGUARD PALESTINIAN HUMAN RIGHTS. THE HUB ALSO ENGAGES IN PROACTIVE LITIGATION AND OTHER ACTIONS AGAINST EXTREMISTS THREATENING ACTIVISTS. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: ENSURING EQUAL PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT ON CAMPUS: IN DECEMBER 2024, THE HUB'S LEGAL TEAM PROVIDED COUNSEL TO THE CHAPTER OF OMDIM BEYACHAD-NAQIF MA'AM (STANDING TOGETHER) AT THE TECHNION-ISRAEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AFTER ITS MEMBERS WERE DISQUALIFIED FROM RUNNING FOR STUDENT GOVERNMENT, PURPORTEDLY AMID A BROADER CAMPAIGN ON CAMPUS TO SILENCE ARAB VOICES. BASED ON THE HUB'S ADVICE, THE STUDENTS PETITIONED THE NORTHERN DISTRICT COURT, PROMPTING A RULING ENABLING THE STANDING TOGETHER CANDIDATES TO RUN AND ULTIMATELY WIN A QUARTER OF THE SEATS. DEFENDING FILMMAKERS' FREEDOM OF SPEECH: IN NOVEMBER 2024, THE HUB HELPED ENSURE THE SCREENING OF THE DOCUMENTARY FILM 1948 - REMEMBER, REMEMBER NOT, DESPITE GOVERNMENT EFFORTS TO CENSOR THE FILM FOR ALLEGEDLY "SLANDERING THE STATE OF ISRAEL AND ITS SOLDIERS." THE HUB LED A PUBLIC RELATIONS CAMPAIGN WHICH DEMONSTRATED THAT THE EFFORTS TO CENSOR THE FILM WERE ANTI-DEMOCRATIC, LEADING TO A SYMPATHETIC PIECE ON THE PRINCIPAL NEWSCAST OF THE MAINSTREAM CHANNEL 12. ADDITIONALLY, FOLLOWING THE HUB'S LEGAL WORK, THE CULTURE MINISTRY'S FILM COUNCIL ACKNOWLEDGED THAT IT WAS NOT AUTHORIZED TO CENSOR PRIVATE SCREENINGS, SETTING A POSITIVE PRECEDENT. 1788244 363730 0 EQUALITY AND PARTNERSHIP IN THE NEGEV THIS PROGRAM WILL CONVENE JEWISH AND BEDOUIN RESIDENTS OF THE NEGEV IN A REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP. THE GOAL IS TO REHABILITATE THE NEGEV, IN THE AFTERMATH OF OCTOBER 7 AND THE WAR, BASED ON THE PRINCIPLES OF EQUAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION; POSITIVE RELATIONS BETWEEN JEWS AND ARABS; AND MUTUAL RESPECT AND SHARED RESPONSIBILITY. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: MAKING THE SOUTH SAFER: IN A LANDMARK DECISION FOLLOWING ADVOCACY BY SIKKUY-AUFOQ: FOR A SHARED AND EQUAL SOCIETY AND THE REGIONAL COUNCIL OF UNRECOGNIZED VILLAGES, THE NATIONAL PLANNING AUTHORITY ISSUED A DIRECTIVE THAT ALLOWS STRUCTURES USED AS SCHOOLS AND WELFARE SERVICES IN UNRECOGNIZED BEDOUIN VILLAGES TO BE FORTIFIED WITH SHELTERS OR SAFE ROOMS. SUPPORTING BEDOUIN VILLAGES IN THE NEGEV: IN COOPERATION WITH PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS AND TECHNION STUDENTS, THE REGIONAL COUNCIL OF UNRECOGNIZED VILLAGES LAUNCHED AN APP THAT MAPS BEDOUIN VILLAGES WHERE THE GOVERNMENT HAS NOT MADE GOOD ON ITS COMMITMENTS TO SERVICE PROVISION. THIS INFORMATION WILL ENABLE LOCAL LEADERS AND ACTIVISTS TO ADVOCATE FOR LOCAL RIGHTS WITH STRONGER, MORE PRECISE DATA. 37319816 14807732 0 "Other" In addition to the programs outlined above, NIF also provides core grants to organizations that carry out important work outside of the aforementioned categories, as well as rapid response grants to contend with emerging threats or leverage unique opportunities for social change. Examples of core grants include: Tebeka - Equality & Justice for Ethiopian Israelis advances the rights of Ethiopian-Israelis and combats racism against this community. Tebeka runs a legal hotline for Ethiopian Israeli victims of racism, files lawsuits against individuals and entities that treat members of the Ethiopian community in a racist way and promotes policy changes aimed at preventing racism. Joint Lobbyist for Refugee Aid Organization supports a joint lobbyist working in coordination with the major refugee rights organizations to promote a fair and humane policy for asylum seekers in Israel. Tag Meir - Light Tag is a coalition comprising over 50 organizations from across the religious-secular spectrum, Tag Meir works to combat "price-tag" attacks and hate crimes and weaken the extremist religious forces that incite and encourage violence against religious minorities in Israel. Examples of rapid response grants include: Alsirag: Regional Council for Unrecognized Negev Arab Villages - to provide a temporary solution for residents of the unrecognized Bedouin village of Wadi Al-Khalil, who were left homeless following the razing of their village. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum - for a public campaign to increase public support for a hostage deal and to emphasize the urgency of reaching such a deal. The Aguda - The Association for LGBTQ Equality in Israel - for emergency action by the Asylum-Seekers' Department of the Aguda and HIAS to help undocumented gay Palestinian asylum seekers who have fled to Israel to escape persecution due to their sexual/gender identity. Project Violence - A-Limut - to support this public database that collects reports, testimonies, and visual documentation of cases of violence against protesters. The organization works to ensure the freedom of protest in Israel and provides emotional support, media assistance, and legal advice to demonstrators. Union of Journalists in Israel - for a public campaign against the closure of the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (IPBC) and against other measures the government is adopting to limit the independence of the media in Israel. 1729944 1054624 0 NASIJ: BOLSTERING PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL CIVIL SOCIETY NASIJ ("TAPESTRY" IN ARABIC) SEEKS TO INVIGORATE AND EMPOWER PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI CIVIL SOCIETY, SO THAT IT CAN BETTER ADDRESS THE PROBLEMS FACING ARAB COMMUNITIES. WE ARE PROVIDING SELECT ORGANIZATIONS, SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS, AND ACTIVISTS WITH COMPREHENSIVE SUPPORT IN THE FORM OF NIF GRANTS AND CAPACITY BUILDING. OVER THREE YEARS, THIS PROGRAM WILL TARGET THREE GROUPS THROUGH DEDICATED TRACKS: FLEDGLING INITIATIVES OR ORGANIZATIONS; MID-SIZE ORGANIZATIONS; AND YOUNG LEADERS. NASIJ AIMS TO JUMPSTART THE CAPACITIES OF NGOS AND ACTIVISTS TO CREATE STRONGER PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI CIVIC LEADERSHIP THAT CAN IN TURN BETTER ADVOCATE FOR THE COMMUNITY'S NEEDS. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: THE FOURTH COHORT OF RAWABIT ("CONNECTIONS"), NASIJ'S LEADERSHIP COURSE FOR YOUNG PALESTINIAN-ISRAELIS, LAUNCHED IN NOVEMBER 2024 WITH 16 PARTICIPANTS. RAWABIT IMPARTS PARTICIPANTS WITH SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE TO EFFECT SOCIAL CHANGE AND GUIDES THEM IN EXPLORING THEIR PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI IDENTITY. HIGH DEMAND FOR THE PROGRAM AND THE EXCELLENT POOL OF APPLICANTS SHOW THAT THE COURSE HAS ADDRESSED AN IMPORTANT NEED. 1017264 9816549 0 INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE PRO-DEMOCRACY MOVEMENT ALONGSIDE OUR WORK TO SAFEGUARD DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS, OVER THE LAST DECADE NIF HAS INVESTED IN BUILDING UP AND SUSTAINING THE INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIRED FOR THE LONG-TERM SURVIVAL OF ISRAELI DEMOCRACY. THIS WORK FOCUSES ON THREE AREAS: PUBLIC MOBILIZATION; CREATING NEW VISION, IDEAS, AND POLICIES; AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: SECURING FUNDS FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION: WHEN DAYCARE SUBSIDIES WERE WITHHELD FROM YESHIVA STUDENTS WHO DEFIED THEIR OBLIGATION TO ENLIST IN THE ARMY, THE LABOR MINISTRY BLOCKED THE RELEASE OF THESE FUNDS TO ALL BENEFICIARIES. A HIGH COURT PETITION BY THE BERL KATZNELSON FOUNDATION SUBSEQUENTLY FORCED THE GOVERNMENT TO RELEASE STATE FUNDS FOR THESE SUBSIDIES. THE COURT RULED THAT THE SUBSIDIES CANNOT BE USED AS A BARGAINING CHIP AND HAS MOVED TO ENSURE THAT THE 74,000 FAMILIES WHO RELY ON THEM CAN ACCESS THESE FUNDS. CULTIVATING YOUNG PROGRESSIVE LEADERSHIP: HAMIGDALOR, A PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES PROGRESSIVE EDUCATIONAL CONTENT FOR INFORMAL EDUCATIONAL FRAMEWORKS, LAUNCHED COLLABORATIONS WITH LARGE MAINSTREAM YOUTH MOVEMENTS SUCH AS ISRAEL'S NATIONAL SCOUTS MOVEMENT, COMPRISING MORE THAN 80,000 MEMBERS. SUCH PARTNERSHIPS MARK A SIGNIFICANT STEP TOWARD LEGITIMIZING DEMOCRATIC VALUES ACROSS BROAD SECTORS OF ISRAELI SOCIETY. 926841 1089703 0 JEWISH-ARAB PARTNERSHIP NIF RECOGNIZES THAT THE ONLY PATH FORWARD FOR A DEMOCRATIC ISRAEL IS THROUGH THE CREATION OF A TRUE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN JEWISH AND PALESTINIAN ISRAELIS. THAT IS WHY WE HAVE INVESTED IN INITIATIVES THAT FOSTER COOPERATION ON THE LOCAL AND NATIONAL LEVELS, THAT EDUCATE TOWARD TOLERANCE AND MUTUAL RESPONSIBILITY, THAT CREATE GREATER EQUITY IN HEALTH CARE AND MEDIA REPRESENTATION, AND THAT COMBAT RACISM, EXTREMISM, AND INCITEMENT AGAINST ISRAEL'S PALESTINIAN MINORITY. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: HIGHLIGHTING PARTNERSHIP DURING WARTIME: IN AN EFFORT TO KEEP JEWISH-ARAB SOLIDARITY VISIBLE AND CENTRAL TO PUBLIC DISCOURSE, AND WITH SUPPORT FROM AN NIF RAPID RESPONSE GRANT, HAVE YOU SEEN THE HORIZON LATELY? PRODUCED A SERIES OF VIDEOS HIGHLIGHTING JEWISH-ARAB PARTNERSHIP ON OCTOBER 7 AND IN THE WAKE OF THE WAR. THOSE VIDEOS CAN BE VIEWED IN ENGLISH, HEBREW, AND ARABIC, AND HAVE GARNERED MILLIONS OF VIEWS ACROSS SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS. BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF JEWISH-ARAB PARTNERSHIP: AS PART OF ITS EDUCATION SERIES, AJEEC-NISPED (ARAB-JEWISH CENTER FOR EQUALITY, EMPOWERMENT, AND COOPERATION - NEGEV INSTITUTE FOR STRATEGIES OF PEACE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT) BROUGHT TOGETHER 120 FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS FROM THE BEDOUIN VILLAGE OF RAHMA AND THE JEWISH TOWN OF YERUHAM. THE EVENT INCLUDED ACTIVITIES FOR BOTH CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES, AS WELL AS THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE CHILDREN PARTICIPATED IN OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES, CIRCUS WORKSHOPS, AND DISCUSSION CIRCLES LED BY PARTICIPANTS IN AJEEC'S GAP-YEAR PROGRAM. 543731 1732088 0 GENDER EQUALITY & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM NIF WORKS TO SAFEGUARD THE CIVIL RIGHTS OF WOMEN AND THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY AS PART OF ITS ONGOING SOCIAL CHANGE WORK. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: CELEBRATING PRIDE IN THE NEGEV: SUPPORTED IN PART BY AN NIF RAPID RESPONSE GRANT, LGBTQ+ ACTIVISTS AND ORGANIZATIONS HELD A PRIDE CONFERENCE AND THE FOURTH ANNUAL PRIDE PARADE IN THE SOUTHERN TOWN OF MITZPE RAMON IN 2024. HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE PARTICIPATED IN THE PARADE AND CONFERENCE IN A DEMONSTRATION OF RESIDENTS' COMMITMENT TO PROGRESSIVE VALUES. KEEPING WOMEN IN BASKETBALL: AFTER A CAMPAIGN BY ISRAEL HOFSHEET, THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE ISRAELI BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION HAS RULED THAT THE BYLAWS MUST BE AMENDED TO PROHIBIT THE ARBITRARY EXCLUSION OF FEMALE PLAYERS ON RELIGIOUS GROUNDS. THIS CHANGE RESULTED FROM A THREE-YEAR CAMPAIGN, ENDING THE PRACTICE OF BENCHING FEMALE PLAYERS WHEN MIXED TEAMS PLAY TEAMS WITH RELIGIOUS PLAYERS. 107079 329250 0 CONTENDING WITH CRIME AND VIOLENCE IN ARAB SOCIETY NIF IS A KEY PARTNER IN A THREE-YEAR PILOT PROGRAM AIMED AT COMBATING CRIME AND VIOLENCE IN ARAB SOCIETY. CRIME AND VIOLENCE, ALONG WITH POLICE NEGLECT OF SUCH CRIMES, AFFECTS ALL ASPECTS OF THE DAILY LIVES OF ARAB CITIZENS. THE FORUM RAISED NIS 3 MILLION (MORE THAN $830,000) IN 2024, AND NIF DONATED $250,000 TO THE PROJECT. WITH THESE COMMUNAL FUNDS, THE FORUM HAS SUPPORTED THE STAFFING OF A NEW ARAB HEADQUARTERS FOR ADDRESSING CRIME AND VIOLENCE (OPERATING UNDER THE AUSPICES OF NIF GRANTEE NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR HEADS OF ARAB LOCAL AUTHORITIES). IT WILL COORDINATE MUCH OF THE WORK ON THE GROUND AND CONVENE EXPERTS TO FORMULATE DATA-DRIVEN INTERVENTIONS THAT CAN BE CARRIED OUT BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS. 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PRIOR TO RECEIVING A GRANT, GRANTEES MUST SUBMIT TO A THOROUGH VETTING PROCESS TO DETERMINE ELIGIBILITY BASED ON A NUMBER OF FACTORS, INCLUDING STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT AND CAPABILITIES OF ACHIEVING IMPACT IN A PARTICULAR STRATEGIC FUNDING AREA AS DETERMINED BY NIF'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS, FINANCIAL HEALTH AND MANAGEMENT, AND THE LEADERSHIP OF THE ORGANIZATION. NUMEROUS DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED TO BE SUBMITTED TO ENSURE GRANTEES' COMPLIANCE WITH IN-COUNTRY LAWS APPLICABLE TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, TAX FILINGS, FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, CHARTER DOCUMENTS, PROPOSED USES OF THE GRANT, PRIOR ACHIEVEMENTS, AND WORK PLANS. GRANTEES ARE VETTED FOR COMPLIANCE WITH ALL U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES AND ANTI-TERRORISM LAWS. EACH GRANTEE IS BOUND BY A DETAILED GRANT AGREEMENT INTENDED TO COMPLY WITH IRC EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITY RULES, INCLUDING SPECIFYING THE CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF THE USE OF FUNDS, REQUIRING PERIODIC REPORTS, REQUIRING DETAILED RECORDS, SUBJECT TO NIF ACCESS, AND REPORTING OF EXPENDITURES, AND REQUIRING COMPLIANCE WITH ALL RELEVANT U.S. LAWS AND REGULATIONS. SITE VISITS ARE CONDUCTED WITH GRANTEES. SHOULD NIF DISCOVER ANY PORTION OF A GRANT NOT USED FOR THE INTENDED PURPOSES, INCLUDING FOR ANY PROHIBITED USE SPECIFIED IN THE AGREEMENT, THE GRANT SHALL BE REPAID. GRANTEES MUST REPRESENT AND WARRANT THAT THEY ARE IN GOOD STANDING AS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION UNDER THE LAWS OF THEIR COUNTRY AND POSSESS ALL PERMISSIONS AND APPROVALS NECESSARY TO PERFORM THEIR OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE GRANT AGREEMENT. DONOR-ADVISED GRANTEES ARE SUBJECT TO SIMILAR VETTING, EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITY, AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. 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HOWEVER, TO MONITOR AND EVALUATE THEIR ACTIVITIES, THE FOLLOWING MEASURES ARE IMPLEMENTED: 1) GRANT AGREEMENT - UPON BOARD APPROVAL, EACH GRANTEE RECEIVES A GRANT AGREEMENT LETTER, SIGNED BY NIF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR IN ISRAEL. THE LETTER STIPULATES THE GRANT PERIOD, AMOUNT AND PURPOSE (GENERAL SUPPORT, FUNDRAISING EXPENSES OR A SPECIFIC PROJECT), AS WELL AS NIF'S FORMAL AND LEGAL REQUIREMENTS. ANY VIOLATION OF THESE REQUIREMENTS MAY SERVE AS CAUSE FOR WITHHOLDING GRANT FUNDS, UNTIL GRANT STAFF COMPLETES A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION AND IS SATISFIED WITH THE RESOLUTION OF THE MATTER AT HAND (SEE BELOW). 2) SEMI-ANNUAL FINANCIAL AND ACTIVITY REPORTS - GRANT PAYMENTS ARE MADE TWO TO FOUR TIMES A YEAR, DEPENDING ON THE GRANT AMOUNT. TO RECEIVE PAYMENTS, GRANTEES ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT: 1) AN ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT REPORT; 2) A FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE PREVIOUS FISCAL YEAR, AUDITED BY A CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANT OR BY THE ORGANIZATION'S AUDIT COMMITTEE, AND SIGNED BY TWO AUTHORIZED SIGNATORIES OF ITS BOARD; AND 3) AN ACTIVITY AND PROGRESS REPORT. EACH GRANTS STAFF MEMBER REVIEWS THE REPORTS SUBMITTED BY GRANTEES THAT ARE ON HIS OR HER CASELOAD. GRANTS STAFF MAY CHOOSE TO CONTACT THE ORGANIZATION AND ASK FOR CLARIFICATIONS, FURTHER INFORMATION, OR EXPLANATIONS CONCERNING THE REPORTS. AT LEAST ONCE PER YEAR, THE GRANTS STAFF MAKES A SITE VISIT TO EACH ORGANIZATION. PAYMENTS ARE APPROVED AND RELEASED ONLY AFTER THE ALLOCATED GRANTS STAFF MEMBER IS FULLY SATISFIED WITH THE REPORTS AND INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE GRANTEE. 3) ORIENTATION WORKSHOPS - NIF HOLDS PERIODIC ORIENTATION SESSIONS FOR NEW AND/OR VETERAN GRANTEES. IN ADDITION TO RECEIVING A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW OF NIF'S VISION AND ACTIVITIES, PARTICIPANTS ARE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO MEET WITH NIF SENIOR AND DEVELOPMENT STAFF, AS WELL AS REVIEW NIF GRANTS POLICIES AND MECHANISMS WITH THE NIF GRANTS STAFF. 4) SITE VISITS - NIF GRANTS AND DEVELOPMENT STAFF OFTEN CONDUCT SITE VISITS TO GRANTEES AS PART OF OVERSEAS OR LOCAL STUDY TOURS, DONOR VISITS, ETC. NIF STAFF ARE OFTEN INVITED TO SPEAK AT AND PARTICIPATE IN CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, AND OTHER PUBLIC EVENTS HELD BY GRANTEES. 5) PERIODIC REPORTS TO FUNDERS - NIF DEVELOPMENT AND DONOR SERVICES STAFF REGULARLY REVIEW ORGANIZATIONAL PROGRESS AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF REPORTING TO BOTH INSTITUTIONAL AND INDIVIDUAL DONORS. GRANTEES ARE REQUESTED TO SUBMIT PERIODIC PROGRESS AND ACTIVITY REPORTS. 6) ORGANIZATIONAL NEWS AND MEDIA - MANY NIF GRANTEES PUBLISH E-NEWSLETTERS, PERIODIC EMAIL UPDATES, NEWSLETTERS, AND REPORTS. GRANTEES MAKE A POINT OF CIRCULATING THESE PUBLICATIONS AMONG NIF STAFF AND SHARING ANY FREE MEDIA COVERAGE THEY HAVE RECEIVED IN THE LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL PRESS. NIF STAFF MAY RECOMMEND WITHHOLDING GRANT FUNDS OR CANCELING THE NIF COMMITMENT TO A GRANT IF A GRANTEE FAILS TO UPHOLD THE TERMS STIPULATED IN ITS GRANT AGREEMENT, INCLUDING: - A GRAVE DISCREPANCY BETWEEN THE ORGANIZATION'S DECLARED GOALS AND WORK PLAN AND ITS ACTUAL ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD, OR FAILURE TO IMPLEMENT ITS DECLARED WORK PLAN. - THE ORGANIZATION CEASES TO OPERATE OR IS FACING A CRISIS THAT MAY RESULT IN CLOSING ITS DOORS. - THE ORGANIZATION HAS VIOLATED BINDING ISRAELI OR INTERNATIONAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS, OR FORMAL NIF REQUIREMENTS, WHICH MAY INCLUDE PARTISAN AFFILIATION, FINANCIAL MISCONDUCT, ETC. 7) NIF VETS NEW AND RETURNING GRANTEES WITH GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND WATCH LISTS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ISRAEL. 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Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Description of other program services (Expenses $ 37,319,816 including grants of $ 14,807,732)(Revenue $ 0) "Other" In addition to the programs outlined above, NIF also provides core grants to organizations that carry out important work outside of the aforementioned categories, as well as rapid response grants to contend with emerging threats or leverage unique opportunities for social change. Examples of core grants include: Tebeka - Equality & Justice for Ethiopian Israelis advances the rights of Ethiopian-Israelis and combats racism against this community. Tebeka runs a legal hotline for Ethiopian Israeli victims of racism, files lawsuits against individuals and entities that treat members of the Ethiopian community in a racist way and promotes policy changes aimed at preventing racism. Joint Lobbyist for Refugee Aid Organization supports a joint lobbyist working in coordination with the major refugee rights organizations to promote a fair and humane policy for asylum seekers in Israel. Tag Meir - Light Tag is a coalition comprising over 50 organizations from across the religious-secular spectrum, Tag Meir works to combat "price-tag" attacks and hate crimes and weaken the extremist religious forces that incite and encourage violence against religious minorities in Israel. Examples of rapid response grants include: Alsirag: Regional Council for Unrecognized Negev Arab Villages - to provide a temporary solution for residents of the unrecognized Bedouin village of Wadi Al-Khalil, who were left homeless following the razing of their village. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum - for a public campaign to increase public support for a hostage deal and to emphasize the urgency of reaching such a deal. The Aguda - The Association for LGBTQ Equality in Israel - for emergency action by the Asylum-Seekers' Department of the Aguda and HIAS to help undocumented gay Palestinian asylum seekers who have fled to Israel to escape persecution due to their sexual/gender identity. Project Violence - A-Limut - to support this public database that collects reports, testimonies, and visual documentation of cases of violence against protesters. The organization works to ensure the freedom of protest in Israel and provides emotional support, media assistance, and legal advice to demonstrators. Union of Journalists in Israel - for a public campaign against the closure of the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (IPBC) and against other measures the government is adopting to limit the independence of the media in Israel. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Description of other program services (Expenses $ 1,729,944 including grants of $ 1,054,624)(Revenue $ 0) NASIJ: BOLSTERING PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL CIVIL SOCIETY NASIJ ("TAPESTRY" IN ARABIC) SEEKS TO INVIGORATE AND EMPOWER PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI CIVIL SOCIETY, SO THAT IT CAN BETTER ADDRESS THE PROBLEMS FACING ARAB COMMUNITIES. WE ARE PROVIDING SELECT ORGANIZATIONS, SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS, AND ACTIVISTS WITH COMPREHENSIVE SUPPORT IN THE FORM OF NIF GRANTS AND CAPACITY BUILDING. OVER THREE YEARS, THIS PROGRAM WILL TARGET THREE GROUPS THROUGH DEDICATED TRACKS: FLEDGLING INITIATIVES OR ORGANIZATIONS; MID-SIZE ORGANIZATIONS; AND YOUNG LEADERS. NASIJ AIMS TO JUMPSTART THE CAPACITIES OF NGOS AND ACTIVISTS TO CREATE STRONGER PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI CIVIC LEADERSHIP THAT CAN IN TURN BETTER ADVOCATE FOR THE COMMUNITY'S NEEDS. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: THE FOURTH COHORT OF RAWABIT ("CONNECTIONS"), NASIJ'S LEADERSHIP COURSE FOR YOUNG PALESTINIAN-ISRAELIS, LAUNCHED IN NOVEMBER 2024 WITH 16 PARTICIPANTS. RAWABIT IMPARTS PARTICIPANTS WITH SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE TO EFFECT SOCIAL CHANGE AND GUIDES THEM IN EXPLORING THEIR PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI IDENTITY. HIGH DEMAND FOR THE PROGRAM AND THE EXCELLENT POOL OF APPLICANTS SHOW THAT THE COURSE HAS ADDRESSED AN IMPORTANT NEED. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Description of other program services (Expenses $ 1,017,264 including grants of $ 9,816,549)(Revenue $ 0) INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE PRO-DEMOCRACY MOVEMENT ALONGSIDE OUR WORK TO SAFEGUARD DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS, OVER THE LAST DECADE NIF HAS INVESTED IN BUILDING UP AND SUSTAINING THE INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIRED FOR THE LONG-TERM SURVIVAL OF ISRAELI DEMOCRACY. THIS WORK FOCUSES ON THREE AREAS: PUBLIC MOBILIZATION; CREATING NEW VISION, IDEAS, AND POLICIES; AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: SECURING FUNDS FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION: WHEN DAYCARE SUBSIDIES WERE WITHHELD FROM YESHIVA STUDENTS WHO DEFIED THEIR OBLIGATION TO ENLIST IN THE ARMY, THE LABOR MINISTRY BLOCKED THE RELEASE OF THESE FUNDS TO ALL BENEFICIARIES. A HIGH COURT PETITION BY THE BERL KATZNELSON FOUNDATION SUBSEQUENTLY FORCED THE GOVERNMENT TO RELEASE STATE FUNDS FOR THESE SUBSIDIES. THE COURT RULED THAT THE SUBSIDIES CANNOT BE USED AS A BARGAINING CHIP AND HAS MOVED TO ENSURE THAT THE 74,000 FAMILIES WHO RELY ON THEM CAN ACCESS THESE FUNDS. CULTIVATING YOUNG PROGRESSIVE LEADERSHIP: HAMIGDALOR, A PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES PROGRESSIVE EDUCATIONAL CONTENT FOR INFORMAL EDUCATIONAL FRAMEWORKS, LAUNCHED COLLABORATIONS WITH LARGE MAINSTREAM YOUTH MOVEMENTS SUCH AS ISRAEL'S NATIONAL SCOUTS MOVEMENT, COMPRISING MORE THAN 80,000 MEMBERS. SUCH PARTNERSHIPS MARK A SIGNIFICANT STEP TOWARD LEGITIMIZING DEMOCRATIC VALUES ACROSS BROAD SECTORS OF ISRAELI SOCIETY. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Description of other program services (Expenses $ 926,841 including grants of $ 1,089,703)(Revenue $ 0) JEWISH-ARAB PARTNERSHIP NIF RECOGNIZES THAT THE ONLY PATH FORWARD FOR A DEMOCRATIC ISRAEL IS THROUGH THE CREATION OF A TRUE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN JEWISH AND PALESTINIAN ISRAELIS. THAT IS WHY WE HAVE INVESTED IN INITIATIVES THAT FOSTER COOPERATION ON THE LOCAL AND NATIONAL LEVELS, THAT EDUCATE TOWARD TOLERANCE AND MUTUAL RESPONSIBILITY, THAT CREATE GREATER EQUITY IN HEALTH CARE AND MEDIA REPRESENTATION, AND THAT COMBAT RACISM, EXTREMISM, AND INCITEMENT AGAINST ISRAEL'S PALESTINIAN MINORITY. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: HIGHLIGHTING PARTNERSHIP DURING WARTIME: IN AN EFFORT TO KEEP JEWISH-ARAB SOLIDARITY VISIBLE AND CENTRAL TO PUBLIC DISCOURSE, AND WITH SUPPORT FROM AN NIF RAPID RESPONSE GRANT, HAVE YOU SEEN THE HORIZON LATELY? PRODUCED A SERIES OF VIDEOS HIGHLIGHTING JEWISH-ARAB PARTNERSHIP ON OCTOBER 7 AND IN THE WAKE OF THE WAR. THOSE VIDEOS CAN BE VIEWED IN ENGLISH, HEBREW, AND ARABIC, AND HAVE GARNERED MILLIONS OF VIEWS ACROSS SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS. BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF JEWISH-ARAB PARTNERSHIP: AS PART OF ITS EDUCATION SERIES, AJEEC-NISPED (ARAB-JEWISH CENTER FOR EQUALITY, EMPOWERMENT, AND COOPERATION - NEGEV INSTITUTE FOR STRATEGIES OF PEACE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT) BROUGHT TOGETHER 120 FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS FROM THE BEDOUIN VILLAGE OF RAHMA AND THE JEWISH TOWN OF YERUHAM. THE EVENT INCLUDED ACTIVITIES FOR BOTH CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES, AS WELL AS THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE CHILDREN PARTICIPATED IN OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES, CIRCUS WORKSHOPS, AND DISCUSSION CIRCLES LED BY PARTICIPANTS IN AJEEC'S GAP-YEAR PROGRAM. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Description of other program services (Expenses $ 543,731 including grants of $ 1,732,088)(Revenue $ 0) GENDER EQUALITY & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM NIF WORKS TO SAFEGUARD THE CIVIL RIGHTS OF WOMEN AND THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY AS PART OF ITS ONGOING SOCIAL CHANGE WORK. SELECTED IMPACTS INCLUDE: CELEBRATING PRIDE IN THE NEGEV: SUPPORTED IN PART BY AN NIF RAPID RESPONSE GRANT, LGBTQ+ ACTIVISTS AND ORGANIZATIONS HELD A PRIDE CONFERENCE AND THE FOURTH ANNUAL PRIDE PARADE IN THE SOUTHERN TOWN OF MITZPE RAMON IN 2024. HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE PARTICIPATED IN THE PARADE AND CONFERENCE IN A DEMONSTRATION OF RESIDENTS' COMMITMENT TO PROGRESSIVE VALUES. KEEPING WOMEN IN BASKETBALL: AFTER A CAMPAIGN BY ISRAEL HOFSHEET, THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE ISRAELI BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION HAS RULED THAT THE BYLAWS MUST BE AMENDED TO PROHIBIT THE ARBITRARY EXCLUSION OF FEMALE PLAYERS ON RELIGIOUS GROUNDS. THIS CHANGE RESULTED FROM A THREE-YEAR CAMPAIGN, ENDING THE PRACTICE OF BENCHING FEMALE PLAYERS WHEN MIXED TEAMS PLAY TEAMS WITH RELIGIOUS PLAYERS. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Description of other program services (Expenses $ 107,079 including grants of $ 329,250)(Revenue $ 0) CONTENDING WITH CRIME AND VIOLENCE IN ARAB SOCIETY NIF IS A KEY PARTNER IN A THREE-YEAR PILOT PROGRAM AIMED AT COMBATING CRIME AND VIOLENCE IN ARAB SOCIETY. CRIME AND VIOLENCE, ALONG WITH POLICE NEGLECT OF SUCH CRIMES, AFFECTS ALL ASPECTS OF THE DAILY LIVES OF ARAB CITIZENS. THE FORUM RAISED NIS 3 MILLION (MORE THAN $830,000) IN 2024, AND NIF DONATED $250,000 TO THE PROJECT. WITH THESE COMMUNAL FUNDS, THE FORUM HAS SUPPORTED THE STAFFING OF A NEW ARAB HEADQUARTERS FOR ADDRESSING CRIME AND VIOLENCE (OPERATING UNDER THE AUSPICES OF NIF GRANTEE NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR HEADS OF ARAB LOCAL AUTHORITIES). IT WILL COORDINATE MUCH OF THE WORK ON THE GROUND AND CONVENE EXPERTS TO FORMULATE DATA-DRIVEN INTERVENTIONS THAT CAN BE CARRIED OUT BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS. SELECT PROGRAM PARTNERS WILL RECEIVE NIF GRANTS AND MEDIA TRAINING AS WELL AS CAPACITY-BUILDING CONSULTATION. Form 990, Part VI, Line 15 SENIOR MANAGEMENT REVIEWS BENCHMARKING STUDIES AT THE TIME KEY EMPLOYEES OR OFFICERS OF THE ORGANIZATION ARE HIRED TO DETERMINE IF COMPENSATION IS COMPARABLE TO OTHER LIKE SIZED/SITUATED ORGANIZATIONS. COMPENSATION FOR THE CEO IS REVIEWED ANNUALLY AND APPROVED BY THE BOARD AT THE TIME THE ANNUAL BUDGET IS APPROVED. THE LAST SALARY REVIEW TOOK PLACE IN DECEMBER 2024. ANY ISSUES OR ACTIONS INVOLVING COMPENSATION WOULD BE RECORDED IN THE MINUTES OF THE RESPECTIVE MEETING. Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b Review of form 990 by governing body FORM 990 WAS PREPARED BY A NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ACCOUNTING FIRM IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ORGANIZATION'S FINANCE DEPARTMENT. THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE CONDUCTED A DETAILED REVIEW TO ENSURE NUMERICAL ACCURACY THROUGHOUT THE DOCUMENT, WHILE THE VP OF FINANCE, ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONS' REVIEWED IT TO ENSURE ALIGNMENT WITH THE ORGANIZATIONAL MISSION, GOVERNANCE PROCEDURES, AND COMPLIANCE WITH NONPROFIT LAW. ANY FEEDBACK AND CORRECTIONS WERE ADDRESSED COLLABORATIVELY BY THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND VP OF FINANCE, ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONS. UPON COMPLETION OF THEIR REVIEW AND ADJUSTMENTS, THE FORM 990 WAS DISTRIBUTED TO THE BOARD PRIOR TO FILING WITH THE IRS. Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c Conflict of interest policy BOARD MEMBERS, OFFICERS, MEMBERS OF GRANTS COMMITTEES, AND EXECUTIVE STAFF MEMBERS DISCLOSE IN WRITING ANNUALLY ANY OUTSIDE FINANCIAL INTERESTS OR BUSINESS ARRANGEMENTS THAT MIGHT INFLUENCE OR APPEAR TO INFLUENCE THEM IN CARRYING OUT THEIR DUTIES. THIS INCLUDES ANY DIRECT OR INDIRECT INTEREST IN OR ARRANGEMENT WITH ANY COMPETITOR, GRANTEE, OR OUTSIDE PROVIDER OR SUPPLIER OF GOODS OR SERVICES TO THE ORGANIZATION. WHEN CONFLICTS ARE IDENTIFIED, UNLESS APPROVED IN ADVANCE BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, INDIVIDUAL DIRECTORS MAY NOT PARTICIPATE IN ANY TRANSACTION WHERE THERE IS A POSSIBILITY OF CONFLICT BETWEEN THEIR PERSONAL INTERESTS AND THE INTERESTS OF NIF. Form 990, Part VI, Line 19 Required documents available to the public THE ORGANIZATION'S FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC VIA THE NIF WEBSITE. THE ORGANIZATION'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS AND THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. Albi Fund Institute and Lab 235 MONTGOMERY STREET SUITE 460 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94104 825427550 culture/arts CA 501(c)(3) Type I NIF true false false true false false false false false false false false false true false true false true false true