<p><strong>What can we learn from new philanthropic models for social change that emerged during Covid?</strong></p>
<p>During the global Covid health crisis we saw new philanthropic models emerge reflecting the agility, creativity, and dire needs that philanthropy has come to address.</p>
<p>Please join us<strong>&nbsp;</strong>as we will focus on two models where philanthropy stepped in beyond its traditional roles to provide direct support and funding for small businesses and for the arts and culture community.</p>
<p>The first model is led by <strong>Inbar Shashua Bar-Nir</strong> and <strong>Adi Atun</strong> from<strong> WE19</strong>, which is part of the Shashua Family's &ldquo;House for Social Solidarity&rdquo; initiative. They will illustrate how WE19 gave hope to small businesses amid the Covid-19 outbreak. WE19 provided financial grants that helped entrepreneurs to expand their business, without financial strain.</p>
<p>The second model, led by <strong>Nachman Rosenberg</strong>, CEO of <strong>Nacht Philanthropic Ventures</strong>, will demonstrate the lessons learned while supporting industry professionals in the Israeli arts and culture field, directly benefiting 700 musicians, lighting professionals, sound technicians, and production workers, through generous stipends.</p>
<p><em>*The event will be held in Hebrew</em></p>