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Anatta (NGO) works to strengthen Israel’s social and cultural resilience by supporting initiatives in the fields of wellness, psychology, education, academia, and arts and culture.

A Spotlight in the Public Sphere

The World Peace Bell Association was founded after World War II with the aim of promoting cooperation and fellowship among nations and cultures through the placement of “Peace Bells” around the world. Japan presented the United Nations with the first bell in 1954, a bell cast from coins collected from representatives of dozens of countries as a symbol of global unity.

 

In recent years, through Eytan Stibbe's initiative, the 24th Peace Bell was brought to Israel and installed in Lod—a city that symbolizes coexistence amongst its diverse communities.The organization awards the "Peace Bell Prize" to communities advancing peace and regional development. Every year, on the International Day of Peace (21 September), Peace Bells ring across the globe as a symbol of hope and commitment to world peace.

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"Together with you, we will continue to drive meaningful change in Israeli society and advance the values of inclusion, equality, and mutual respect, so that every child—regardless of their background, religion, or gender-can experience a true sense of belonging and safety, and reach their full potential with confidence."

Elifelet

"Dear Anatta team, we are grateful for the opportunity to reflect on the work of our organization, made possible in part through your Foundation's meaningful and generous support. Your partnership has had a direct impact over the past year—and in the years before—on the lives of the women and children who benefit from our programs."

Isha L'Isha – Haifa Feminist Center

"The donation supported dance performances for soldiers, residents of frontline communities, evacuees, and communities that had been living under prolonged security threats and an ongoing state of emergency. The initiative aimed to provide a meaningful respite and an opportunity for emotional release through the direct experience of dance and movement, strengthen community bonds through a shared cultural experience, and remind evacuated communities that they are seen and supported—that they are not alone."

Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company

"On behalf of Izun Association, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude. Your donation is truly saving lives. We have been deeply moved by the speed of your response and the trust you placed in us to lead these professional efforts and establish the therapeutic spaces needed. Your willingness to allow the funding to support both the creation of these spaces and their ongoing operation has enabled us to provide immediate mental health care and therapeutic support wherever it is needed most."

Kfar Izun (Izun Association)

"Your support is far more than financial-it is a declaration of independence that enables us to stand behind women creators whose stories might otherwise never be told without this professional home. Thanks to you, we are not merely surviving the current political climate; we are moving forward through artistic excellence, bringing bold, liberal women's voices to the forefront of the global cultural landscape."

The New Fund for Cinema and Television

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At the heart of Anatta’s (NGO) work is a commitment to advancing empathy, inclusion, and personal and community rehabilitation within today’s complex public sphere. To this end, the organization supports initiatives grounded in innovative, profoundly therapeutic approaches that expand access to mental health care for diverse populations, alongside art and culture as tools for equality, self-expression, belonging, and intercultural connection.

 

The organization promotes equal opportunity and the reduction of social disparities through culturally responsive, values-driven education, while supporting research and applied knowledge that foster social and global change. Anatta also encourages collaboration across sectors and organizations in order to generate cumulative, reciprocal, and sustainable impact, offering its partners engaged, results-oriented support tailored to the needs of each individual initiative.

 

Since October 7, Anatta (NGO) has mobilized to strengthen civic and community resilience by supporting urgent response efforts alongside long-term recovery initiatives, adapting continuously to the evolving needs on the ground.

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