
Roads of generosity — choose your own
Patronage is born not of abundance but of an inner impulse — the selfless desire to leave behind not only a result, but a meaning.
«There is always room for great deeds in life»
Personal Participation
One-time or regular donation directly to an individual, family, or temple.
Read moreThrough Funds
Support verified funds with transparent reporting and focus.
Read morePro bono and Mentoring
Professional help and sharing experience — generosity without money.
Read moreEndowment Capital
Endowments of cultural and educational institutions — generosity for centuries.
Read moreCorporate Philanthropy
Systemic company programs: from grants to volunteer leave.
Read moreInstitutional Patronage
Creation of new institutions: museums, schools, hospitals, archives.
Read moreVolunteering
Time instead of money — the most accessible form of participation.
Read moreIn-kind assistance
Things, equipment, premises — sometimes more needed than money.
Read moreCrowdfunding
Collective generosity through digital platforms.
Read moreTell us about your idea
The Herald's editors will help you find a trusted foundation, connect with a project or share your story — without fuss or red tape.
