The Neishlos Foundation is built on a vision of empowering communities to create tangible change.

The Neishlos Foundation actively supports initiatives that promote education, coexistence and understanding.

Sending a Powerful Message of Coexistence at the Gates of Hell: Auschwitz Concentration Camp
From Soul To Sole - Restoring the Children's Shoes in Auschwitz & Preserving Their Memory | Eitan Neishlos
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Abraham Accords Gala Event with Former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo & Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman | Eitan Neishlos
Let There Be Light - The first Ever KristallNacht Event in the United Arab Emirates, hosted by Crossroads of Civilizations Museum & March of the Living
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Eitan Neishlos Holocaust Survivor March of the Living Auschwitz Poland
Eitan Neishlos Dani Dayan Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Museum
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Unity Exhibition with Former Australian PM Tony Abbott and Israeli Diplomat Ron Gerstenfeld | Eitan Neishlos
Eitan Neishlos Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Center Jerusalem Dani Dayan
Eitan Neishlos future generation panel Jerusalem Post London Conference
Eitan Neishlos Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Center Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post 10th Annual Conference: The Future is Now | Eitan Neishlos
Holocaust Survivors & Volunteers at Courage to Care event in Sydney, Australia | EItan Neishlos
Eitan Neishlos H.E. Amhed Almansoori President of Poland Andrzej Duda
Eitan Neishlos House of Lords with Holocaust Survivor Eve Kugler Jerusalem Post conference
Eitan Neishlos March of the Living Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Restoring the Children's Shoes in Auschwitz | Eitan Neishlos at the Shoe Exhibition in Aushwitz
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About us

The Neishlos Foundation supports major initiatives in Israel and Australia, with a particular focus on Israel, Jewish continuity, Holocaust education, the arts, and educating the youth about tolerance and understanding. It aims to move beyond the traditional model of philanthropy by using the power of the collective to amplify the impact of major donations.

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Ethos and
objectives

The Neishlos Foundation focuses on initiatives that have the power to inspire people to do good, thus amplifying the impact of the original donation. We believe that donations are only one piece of the puzzle, and look to support organizations and initiatives that can have a long-term, sustainable impact that empowers communities and can lead to tangible change.

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Organizations
we support

The Neishlos Foundation supports the following organizations:

JNFuture’s Ach Gadol (‘Big Brother’) Program

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JNFuture’s Ach Gadol (‘Big Brother’) Program

This is a volunteer-based social initiative that provides invaluable one-on-one support for the over 7,000 lone soldiers currently serving in the IDF. Ach Gadol gives each lone soldier support, guidance, and tools for coping with the ongoing challenges of military service, and especially for dealing with the challenges that are unique to those who are serving without having the support of family close by.

B’nai B’rith’s ‘Courage to Care’ Program

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B’nai B’rith’s ‘Courage to Care’ Program

Courage to Care is a volunteer-led program that aims to empower Australians to stand up against prejudice and discrimination. Using Holocaust survivors’ stories of their rescue as an example, the program educates participants towards an understanding of the roles of victim, perpetrator and bystander. Participants are encouraged to become ‘upstanders’ and take positive action against discrimination in all forms, and to make a difference whenever possible.

Israel Wildlife Hospital

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Israel Wildlife Hospital

The Israel Wildlife Hospital, in cooperation with the Zoological Center Tel Aviv, the Ramat Gan Safari and the Israel Nature and Parks Protection Authority, works to treat wild animals, and to ensure the rehabilitation and conservation of species in danger of extinction. It aims to give wild animals the best veterinary care and rehabilitation possible, and to prevent the extinction of wildlife in Israel.

You Can

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You Can

Run by the Sony Foundation Australia, the ‘You Can’ initiative, which was launched in 2010, aims to close the gap that currently exists for 15 – 25-year-olds with cancer. It aims to give young people a voice, listen to their needs, and work with governmental, medical, and corporate Australia to deliver tangible solutions. The project includes ‘You Can Centres’ dedicated spaces in hospitals for teenagers and young adults with cancer; free ‘You Can Stay’ homes for regional youth cancer patients who need to travel to city hospitals for life-saving treatment; and ‘You Can Fertility’ – a project that allows for patients to have tissue samples extracted by a gynaecologist in their local area and for the sample to be transported back to Melbourne for cryopreservation. The Neishlos Foundation has made two significant pledges to the ‘You Can’ initiative.

Roim Rachok (‘Looking Ahead’) Project

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Roim Rachok (‘Looking Ahead’) Project

This organization supports and trains young Israeli adults on the autism spectrum, providing them with the skills necessary to serve their country in the IDF and to lead a self-sufficient life thereafter. As indicated by the program’s name (‘Looking Ahead’), Roim Rachok aims to provide a sense of belonging and purpose for these vulnerable young Israelis. The program organizes interactive workshops where participants learn essential life skills like managing their finances and developing and maintaining relationships.

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