The Ted Arison Family Foundation was founded in 1993 by the business man Ted Arison z"l and his daughter Shari Arison. The foundation's perspective is giving, based on three values: charity, kindness, and Tikkun Olam, out of the aspiration for creating a meaningful change, encouraging excellence and social responsibility, and the creation of a better society. The foundation is a private, family initiative and does not raise funding from other sources. Every year, the foundation donates approximately 25 million dollars to different projects and hundreds of organizations and foundations, which operate in different fields such as health, education, children and youth, culture, art and sports, underprivileged communities, disabilities, scholarships, and research.

Ronit, Jonathan, and Andrea contributed a unique launching event to the organization. The event took place on October 2004 and was the starting point for the organization’s activity in the public. We thank them for all the work they put through and especially for their great love for the organization. They also contributed a significant donation to reinforce and support the organization in the future.

Andrea has volunteered in the organization and produced all of “Ruach Tova’s” events; starting with the launching event on October 2004 and including the wonderful “The Models” event on March 2006. A ndrea contributes her work to the organization with much caring and love.

Bank Hapoalim supported a few projects initiated by "Ruach Tova", with the tremendous help of Shelly Amir who is in charge of the relations of the bank with the community. Some of the projects which Bank Hapoalim took part in are: inviting thousands of female police officers to the annual art fair "Khutsot ha-Yotzer" during the disengagement in the summer of 2005, donating to the production of two Hanukah shows for Dimona and Givat Olga, and much more. The support and giving of Bank Hapoalim comes with much attention and love for the organization.

“Reshet” has decided to get involved in Ruach Tova's activities, as part of its social perception that Ruach Tova can contribute to a healthier, stronger, and more patient society by changing the volunteering approach in Israel. “Reshet” aims to promote volunteering in its broadcasting schedule throughout the year.