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Ron Huldai
Mayor of Tel Aviv-Jaffa
&
International Chairman of the Tel Aviv Foundation
Admiral (res.) Abraham Ben Shoshan
Director General
International Staff
Dr. Meggie Navon
U.S. Operations Director, Tel Aviv Office
Rachel Manelson
European Director, Tel Aviv Office
Avi Maidenberg
Executive Director, Tel Aviv Foundation - USA
Aron Muyal
Chief Financial Officer, Tel Aviv Office
Orit Zer
Projects Manager, Tel Aviv Office
Edna Brener
Program Associate, Tel Aviv Office
Louise Talisman
Program Coordinator, Tel Aviv Foundation - London
Simona Hostik
Office Manager, Tel Aviv Office
Léonore Haskell
Program Coordinator, Tel Aviv Foundation - USA
Elke Treviranus
Administrator, Tel Aviv Foundation - Germany
Karen Ringel
Assistant to the Director General, Tel Aviv Office
Revital Genislav
Administrative Assisant, Tel Aviv Office
Ester Erel
Assistant to the Project Manager, Tel Aviv Office
Alin Rozen
Administrative Assistant, Tel Aviv Office
Sara Muyal
Accounting Associate, Tel Aviv Office
Itzhak Eden
Project Maintenance Liaison, Tel Aviv Office
Yossi Lior
Projects and Events Photographer, Tel Aviv Office
mission and HISTORY
Since 1977, the Tel Aviv Foundation has catalyzed donors to be strategic partners in supporting the evolving needs of the Tel Aviv community. The Foundation generates momentum to the city as the beacon of progress by elevating the quality of life through: education, culture and arts, sports, the environment and social services.
Responsive and Purposeful, the Foundation provides for the needy, and creates opportunities for a better future for Tel Aviv and all of Israel.
The Tel Aviv Foundation was founded in 1977 and has established more than 300 projects to date, raising over $300 million worldwide. The Foundation works in partnership with the Municipality of Tel Aviv-Jaffa which sets the priority projects through Mayor Ron Huldai and the City Council who provide matching funds (usually dollar-for-dollar) for nearly every project.
The Tel Aviv Foundation operates all around the world. Visit our Committees page for more information.
ABOUT TEL AVIV – jaffa
As the symbolic center of Israeli pluralism and liberalism, Tel Aviv is home to Israeli natives and new immigrants, young couples and senior citizens, business people and artists, religious and secular. Over 1 million people (1/6 of the population of the State of Israel) commute to the city daily for work, for educational and entertainment purposes, as the city is the center of Israeli commerce, the seat of institutions for higher education, and a focal point of Israeli art and culture.
