Koret kicks off matching grant to aid Israelis Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | January 23, 2004 The Koret Foundation has inaugurated a $500,000 matching grant benefiting four programs that respond to emergency needs stemming from ongoing terrorism. The funds benefit the Koret Israel Economic Development Funds, which secure loan guarantees and subsidized interest rates for small Israeli businesses; Pups for Peace, a firm that trains bomb-sniffing dogs; Natal, the Israel Trauma Center for Victims of Terror; and the Tikveh project of Maccabi World Union, which offers rehabilitation to terror victims through sports and fitness programs. For more information, call the Koret Foundation at (415) 882-7740. J. Correspondent Also On J. Bay Area Bay Area leaders join one of the last flights of Ethiopians to Israel Politics Biden's new plan to fight antisemitism demands sweeping reforms Analysis Who won debate over defining ‘antisemitism’ in White House plan? TV Q&A: Meet Pamela Schuller, the comedian on ‘Jewish Matchmaking’ Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up