Ways to give
To support the work of Economic Empowerment for Women, you can make a tax deductible gift through:
PEF-Israel Endowment Funds accepts donor-advised gifts on behalf of Economic Empowerment for Women. Please indicate clearly that your check is donor advised to support "Economic Empowerment for Women" and make your check payable to the PEF Israel Endowment Funds, Inc. and send it to:PEF Israel Endowment Funds, Inc.630 Third Ave., Ste. 1501New York, NY 10017(212) 599-1260
The New Israel Fund accepts donor-advised gifts on behalf of Economic Empowerment for Women. Please indicate clearly that your check is donor advised to support the "Economic Empowerment for Women" and make your check payable to the New Israel Fund and send it to:New Israel FundPO Box 96712Washington, DC 20005 The New Israel Fund asks that checks be made out for a minimum of $100(smaller amounts are permitted for honor and memorial gifts).
Online through Israel Gives
"Round up" online. For Israeli credit card users only. With every transaction you make on your credit card, your bill will be rounded up to the nearest shekels, and the change will go to the charities of your choice .
If you have made a donation through the New Israel Fund or the PEF, please send us an email at development@womensown.org.il with your gift details.
Contacting us directly by phone or email to make a donation or be advised of other ways to donate: contact Claudia Goodich-Avram at development@womensown.org.il or by phone 972-4-852-0027, ext 36.
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Business of One's own business training and personal empowerment course for 20-25
Stage one: 15,000$Stage two: 10,000$
The course includes two stages, 150 hours of weekly group sessions and individual coaching that combine empowerment training with the development of business skills for the establishment of new enterprises. The women receive lectures and workshops on topics such as building a business plan, marketing, branding, financial management, and also tools to assist in developing self-confidence and belief in one's self. The group works in large and small groups and also one on one with the facilitator and also takes part in a site visit to successful businesses and participates in EEW conferences, workshops and seminars
Why? To help a group of economically marginalized women in Israel improve their economic situation through empowerment training that promotes personal belief in themselves and their capabilities, and the business knowledge/skills that are needed to begin and develop their own micro-enterprise
Regional business forum for 30-40 EEW graduates
A year long program that includes 11 large and small group meetings for each women, personal consultations, and participation in site visits, seminars and conferences providing skills and knowledge that will result in increased sales and business development.
Why? To help micro-enterprise owners increase the income from their business by improving their business, organizational, financial, marketing and networking and professional skills that will help them improve and expand their business to reach new and more sophisticated consumers.
One site visit for 30-40 women
A day long visit to several business
Why? To Expose women to successful businesses of both EEW graduates and well known Israeli business owners from fields relevant to the participants, and to professional skills in a hands-on fashion
A Business marathon for 70-90 EEW graduates and participants
A day long marathon that includes two lectures and several round able workshops
Why? To provide women with advanced professional knowledge in the fields of technology marketing and financing planning and establish networks with each other
Financial orientation course for 15-20 women
An eight session course explaining basic financial terms and tools necessary when beginning and running a business such as banking, insurance, pension, loans, cash flow, monitoring expenses and income
Why? To enable women to understand the financial terms, tools and institutions needed for running their businesses.
Technology for business: a computer course for 20-30 EEW graduates and participants
A ten session computer course on basic uses of e-mail, internet and "office" programs
Why? To help micro-enterprise owners gain understanding of the possible uses of technology in running their business and help them not be intimidated by it.
Technology for business: a seminar on social media for business for 20-30 EEW graduates and participants
A four session course on the use of Facebook and social media for marketing advertising a business
Why? To help micro-enterprise owners increase the income from their business by improving their business, organizational, financial, and marketing skills with the help of technological tools
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