Some of the foundation’s most notable projects include:

• Adam Campus – The campus offers psychotherapy and psychoanalytic therapy to residents of Lod, a city that struggles with economic and social challenges. 
• The World Peace Bell Association – An prize for communities that are actively promoting peace and communal development. 
• The Jerusalem Shelter for Women – A women’s shelter established in 1978 to help victims of domestic abuse. 
• Harmony Village – A rehabilitation treatment center for people with drug abuse and mental impairment problems. 
• African Studies Gallery – A non for-profit gallery in Tel Aviv that brings African art to the people of Israel. 
• ZUMU – An organization that sets up art museums to make high-quality arts and culture accessible to all, regardless of socio-economic background. 
• The New Fund for Cinema and Television – An organization that’s been funding filmmakers since 1993 with a special focus on new filmmakers, filmmakers from the Middle East, and ultra-orthodox female filmmakers. 
• Lod Foundation – The foundation makes a building available for various community-focused programs in the city of Lod. 
• Zikaron Basalon – A social initiative on the Israeli Holocaust Memorial Day that encourages learning from the past and “remembrance in the living room.”
• The Forum for Gender, Law, and Policy – An academic platform that strives for gender equality in Israel through legal reform, creating awareness and promoting public debate. 

The foundation is particularly interested in initiatives encouraging cultural exchange between Israel and Africa.