Project No. 56 – So that we are able to support various continuing projects of the Social Inclusion Administration and the Education Division on an ongoing basis, we established a central fund that divides the annual donations among a number of different projects. This contribution is important and helps communities receive significant support over time.
Project No. 52 – The Lone Soldiers Home is a joint project which has already received generous donations. We thank all of the partners for their work on behalf of building the new soldiers home in Rishon LeZion, which will serve 300 servicemen and women, providing them with a warm home 365 days of the …
Project No. 51 – Hofix is an employment project for teenagers on summer vacation at the Rishon LeZion beach. There, the participating boys and girls rent out beach umbrellas and chairs to people coming out for the day, for a token fee of NIS 3.
Project No. 47 – The Rishon LeZion Foundation has joined the effort to assist needy families who have been hard hit by economic and health difficulties, in accordance with criteria established by the Social Inclusion Administration.
Project No. 46 – The Foundation is seeking to acquire computers for HILA students who are in a unique learning framework for youth who have dropped out of the formal frameworks for various reasons.
Project No. 45 – The Rishon LeZion Foundation supports a “social café” venture, whose purpose is to establish a business where youth at risk will work and be partners in management.
Project No. 44 – Shelter is a project that deals with providing immediate and temporary emergency lodging for youth at risk, as well as initial aid, protection, hot meals, care, support and guidance, help with taking full advantage of rights, and assistance in structuring a follow-on program for teen boys and girls in situations of …
Project No. 42 – This project, a rehabilitative dog kennel, is the first of its kind in Israel. It is a terrific venture for an educational community and warm home for about 400 young people, ages 14-20. The rehabilitative kennel will be built for youngsters living in a youth village, and they are full partners …
Project No. 40 – The Rishon LeZion foundationis interested in promoting a social community café venture at the community center, at which people with special needs and disabilities would work and receive training
Project No. 38 – The city of Rishon LeZion has a club that operates for residents who are blind and vision-impaired. The club provides a framework for more than 600 city residents who need social-rehabilitative activity.
Project No. 35 – Establishing a snoezelen – controlled multisensory environment (MSE) – at Ma’on Vered. Ma’on Vered is an educational framework for developmentally delayed children with a mild, moderate or severe delay, ages 0-8.
Project No. 21 – An initiative of the Rishon LeZion Foundation for working mothers. In order to help these mothers hold down a full-time job until 15:30-16:00, we are looking to subsidize the cost of afternoon child care
Project No. 19 – Tangent Ladies’ Circle is a follow-on organization to the Ladies’ Circle, an international women’s volunteer community service organization.
Project No. 17 – The Rishon LeZion Foundation works on behalf of the city’s families who have lost loved ones in Israel’s wars. Within this context, the Foundation lends support through contributions earmarked for Beit Yad Lebanim and for commemoration.
Project No. 15 – Bayit Chaim (A Warm Home), the residence project for lone soldiers of YAHAD: United for Israel’s Soldiers, numbers more than 100 apartments across the country, providing hundreds of lone soldiers with a welcoming place to live during their service.
Project No. 13 – The Rishon LeZion Foundation respects and admires those who volunteer in the various municipal frameworks. Rishon LeZion has thousands of volunteers in its education, welfare, cultural and third age systems.
Project No. 11 – A project specially geared to helping middle and high school students who live in Ramat Eliyahu, in order to enhance, bolster and improve their scholastic achievement.
Project No. 7 – Beit Meital, in the Abramovich neighborhood, is a nursing care – treatment day center for 68 people ages 21 and older who have severe cognitive disabilities and need complex treatment and nursing care support levels.
Project No. 1 – The Academic Mentoring in the Community project is a unique framework for supporting and mentoring children in grades 4-9 who come from families faced with difficulties that are being helped by the city’s Social Inclusion Administration.
The Rishon Lezion Foundation was founded in 1991 by Mayor Meir Nitzan. Since then, the foundation has been operating to raise donations for unique projects, with the aim of developing Rishon Lezion and working to promote its residents and their well-being.
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