$1,400,000
FOR DONATION
PROGRAMS / ENVIRONMENT
Project: As a green initiative to help cope and fight the effects of climate change, the municipality will plant a tree or provide a tree for planting, for every boy and girl born in Tel Aviv-Yafo.
Objective: Planting 100,000 trees until 2030 to define Tel Aviv as a green city
Need: Tel Aviv requires a living breathing ecosystem to off-set the impact of climate change.
Impact: Providing a new ecological environment for wildlife and a sustainable future
Requested Donation (total cost of 100,000 trees): $1,400,000
Requested Donation: Donation can be for certain amount of trees and is flexible
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Tel Aviv’s Oldest Secondary School to be Revamped with New Stand-alone Art’s Auditorium
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Building a New Old Age Home for the Growing Senior Population of Tel Aviv
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Early Childhood Caregiver Training Program: Creating Safe Play Spaces for Children in a High-distress Community
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