Ron Wexler

Provides credit card and digital payment services

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Provides payment services

Young Business Leadership is an Israeli public benefit organization established in 2007, dedicated to promoting equal employment opportunities and reducing economic and social gaps by empowering at-risk youth, young adults, and small business owners. The private company is located in Israel. The organization operates through strategic partnerships with public bodies, leading companies, and philanthropic sectors, employing a collective impact model to foster long-term cooperation. Key programs include Atid Lanoar, a one-year employment preparation program for at-risk youth delivered by university students and supported by business mentors, which develops personal skills, offers professional training in fields like web development and cooking, and encourages social entrepreneurship; Beyond Dev, a training and placement initiative targeting Arab academic graduates for integration into the high-tech sector, particularly in QA roles, providing subsidized training, guaranteed employment, and personal support; and Atid for Business, which empowers small business owners—especially women from diverse backgrounds—through courses in business management and financial literacy. Additional initiatives include scholarships, digital workshops, and tailored programs for business owners, all designed to strengthen Israeli society economically and socially.

The private company is located in Israel. The platform partners with all major Israeli credit card companies and supports around 278 carefully screened charities across 10 social sectors, including elderly and needy populations, people with disabilities, health, education, at-risk youth, women in distress, human rights, environment and animal protection, welfare and employment, and culture and volunteering. Donations are directed according to donors’ choices among approved charities. The organization is governed by a board and a public ethics committee and is part of the Round-Up International initiative, serving as a knowledge center for similar programs worldwide. In addition to the credit card rounding mechanism, Round Up operates educational projects such as "Haotzer Haavod" ("The Lost Treasure"), which engages students in collecting small coins to foster values of giving, social responsibility, empathy, and activism, integrating experiential learning on social and environmental responsibility and personal finance into school curricula nationwide. The organization’s website offers multilingual support, accessibility features, detailed information about partner charities, donation impact, and user-friendly sign-up processes. Round Up (Israel), also known as Igul Letova, is a nonprofit organization founded in 2008 that facilitates charitable giving by enabling individuals to round up their credit card purchases to the nearest shekel and donate the spare change to vetted nonprofits.