Financial Blending

Meet some of our incredible small business owners, as they wish us a successful new year.

Small businesses represent 97% of Israeli businesses with around 45% of the workforce in the business sector, employed by micro and small businesses.

Ogen's VP of Development and Partnerships Eldan Kaye gives context to Israel's story of the day after.

Check out this original ballad, "Frontline's Back," honoring those across Israel who are doing everything they can to keep hope alive

The U.S. administration is advancing a legislative move that will prohibit Americans from receiving tax credits for donations to foreign nonprofits—including most Israeli organizations. If passed, this will cause thousands of third-sector organizations to shut down, tens of thousands of layoffs, and extensive economic and social damage to Israeli society.

As Israel continues to grapple with the far-reaching economic consequences of war, Ogen’s Q1 2025 report highlights our growing reach, urgent funding needs, and our long-term vision for financial inclusion.

It reminds us that each of us has a role to play, no matter the size of our contribution. By coming together, we develop a collective strength that provides not just material support, but also the emotional reinforcement people need in challenging times.

Since October 7, many reservists have served over 200 days, leaving families without their primary earners. The financial toll has been severe, with skyrocketing household expenses and limited access to credit. Banks, wary of unstable incomes, are often reluctant to lend.

While our reservists protect us, who protects them? The answer, sadly, is that far too many face immense financial and emotional burdens alone. From lost wages to mounting household expenses, the pressures of service weigh heavily on both reservists and their families.

The collapse of the agriculture sector is not just a crisis for farmers; it poses a strategic threat to the State of Israel.

Indiscriminate cuts to social welfare sectors endanger vulnerable populations and widen existing societal fault line. In the complex...

Our model serves as a blueprint for other countries seeking to achieve financial inclusion through strategic partnerships and innovative financial mechanisms like blended capital.