The total donations by Israel’s publicly-listed companies reached 609 million NIS in 2025
Main findings:
- Total donations by publicly-listed companies in 2025 amounted to 609 million NIS, a 10% decrease compared to the previous year. However, viewed in the context of 2023-2024, when donations rose sharply in response to the war, the 2025 figure reflects an average annual growth of 15% since 2022 (pre-war). In other words, donations remain higher than pre-war levels.
- The decrease is explained almost entirely by the four largest banks, whose donations totaled 213 million NIS, an average decrease of 30% compared to 2024. Even so, their 2025 donations reflect an average annual growth of 25% since 2022.
- In 2025, more companies increased their donations (92) than decreased them (82). This compares to 2024, when 71 companies increased and 112 decreased.
- The ten largest corporate donors accounted for 58% of all donations by publicly-listed companies.
- The median donation as a share of pre-tax profit, among companies that ended the year with a profit, was 0.39%, slightly above the 12-year average (0.38%). Among publicly-listed companies included in the Maala ESG Index, the median was higher, at 0.48%.
- Of the 206 publicly-listed companies that donated, 79 published a donations policy in their annual report.
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About the report
The Annual Report on Donations by Public Companies in Israel is jointly published by Maala and the Institute for Law and Philanthropy at Tel Aviv University. Now in its ninth consecutive year, the report examines the donation policies of public companies listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, based on data reported in their annual financial statements.
The report provides a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of corporate giving and social engagement in Israel’s business sector, analyzing key trends across different industries and offering insights into corporate decision-making processes in the field of philanthropy.
