www.ctg.org.ilMarch 2014

Israeli Philanthropy Survey 2009-2011

Israeli Philanthropy - major achievements

Significant increase in the amount of private donations and in the number of private donors

Private donors have become more professional and long-term commitments

Donors have become more involved in leading social change and in developing the strategy to promote it.

Israeli philanthropy 2011

8B NIS fromoverseas

in-kind corporate donations

2.6B NIS

1B NIS

4.7B NIS

8B NIS fromIsraelis

in- cash corporate donations

private donations

16 B NIS overall donations to NGOs in Israel in 2011

8B NIS

7.3B NIS

2009 2011

8B NIS

4.7BNIS

5.7BNIS

2009 2011

Ongoing growth of Israeli in cash philanthropy

From Israel

21%

From overseas

10%

The share of private philanthropy is 4.7B NIS which is 71% of the cash contribution, compare to 84% in the US

Statistic findings – Israeli philanthropy survey 2009-2011

40%

of the donations to Israeli NGOs are provided by Israeli donors

of Israeli philanthropy are household donations, below100,000 NIS

From 2009 to 2011 the total income of philanthropy in Israel

grew from 4.7to 5.7 billion NIS

65%

Statistic findings - US comparison

GPD Individual's giving in Israel add up to 1.2% of the disposable personal income, compared to 1.9% in US

The share of philanthropy in Israel's GDP is 0.8%, compared to 2% in the US

The share of Israeli corporations in philanthropy is 27% - in the US, only 6%

Statistic findings - US comparison

The main beneficiaries of philanthropy - both in Israel and in the US - are NGOs in the fields of welfare research and education and religion.

2

Research & Education

Religion

welfare

31

13%

39%

Israel

2

Research & Education

welfare

Religion

31

13%

33%

US