Support Palestinian
Startups and Tech Teams
Be part of the relief & recovery efforts led by Bank of Palestine to sustain tech ventures affected by the war on Gaza.
The RISE Palestine Initiative
The RISE Palestine initiative is raising $3,500,000 to support Palestinian tech talent and startups. Upon raising a minimum threshold of $500,000, RISE will begin soliciting funding applications from startups and disbursing aid. The program will extend support for a period of six months to a year, depending on the needs and availability of funds. The program consists of two types of grants: “TEAM Grant” and “Startup Grant.”
Bank of Palestine has committed $150,000 to support the RISE Palestine initiative.
We are raising $3,500,000 for impactgrants to support war-affected tech talent and startups
Palestinian tech workers and entrepreneurs affected by the war on Gaza need emergency grant support.
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Startup Grants
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TEAM Grants - Company Stipend
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TEAM Grants - Freelancer Stipend
Up to $1,500 per freelancer, targeting hundreds of freelancers in the tech sector.
The SAFE Palestine Bridge Finance Initiative
The SAFE Palestine initiative is raising $5,000,000 for bridge equity investments for Palestine’s most promising startups that have already demonstrated significant traction and/or raised institutional capital. SAFE Palestine will deploy up to $200,000 to each eligible startup through a special purpose vehicle using Simple Agreements for Future Equity (SAFEs) to extend their runway for an additional nine months.
Bank of Palestine has committed $500,000 to support the SAFE Palestine Bridge Finance Initiative. In addition to its own investment, the Bank is covering all setup and management costs for investors, who will receive 100% of all proceeds from the SAFE Palestine bridge finance vehicle
We are investing in Palestinian proven innovators to sustain them through this crisis. They are critical to Palestine’s national economic future.
Get Engaged Today
Join us in supporting startups, tech companies, software developers, online freelancers, and Palestine’s leading innovators and entrepreneurs weather this unprecedented crisis.