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Learn MoreThe American Technion Society (ATS) is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization that supports the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. Founded in 1940, ATS raises philanthropic support for scientific research, education, and innovation that benefit Israel and address global challenges.
Yes. The American Technion Society is a nonprofit organization based in the United States. Its mission is to support education, research, and innovation at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology through philanthropic fundraising and engagement.
The mission of the American Technion Society is to enable the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology to be among the world’s leading institutions improving the well‑being of Israel and all humanity through leadership in science, technology, and education.
ATS is the primary U.S. organization dedicated to supporting the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. It works in partnership with the University to raise funds that support research, students, faculty, and infrastructure at the Technion in Israel.
The American Technion Society was founded in 1940 and has supported the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology for more than eight decades.
The American Technion Society is based in the United States and works nationwide through a network of regional offices and supporters to advance the mission of the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology.
ATS creates impact by enabling scientific research, education, and innovation at the Technion. Through philanthropic support, ATS helps advance work in areas such as health and medicine, climate and sustainability, security, and technology that benefit people worldwide.
ATS supports research and innovation across a wide range of fields, including health and medicine, artificial intelligence, climate and environmental sustainability, security and resilience, engineering, and entrepreneurship.
Donations raised by ATS support research, students, faculty, and facilities at the Technion. This funding helps move ideas from the laboratory into real‑world applications, including new technologies, medical advances, and solutions to global challenges.
You can support the American Technion Society by making a one‑time or recurring donation through its website, participating in campaigns or events, or exploring planned and legacy giving options.
Donations to ATS are used to support the Technion’s research, students, faculty, and infrastructure. Funds help advance education, scientific discovery, and innovation that align with the Technion’s mission and priorities.
Yes. Donors may choose to support specific research areas, programs, or initiatives at the Technion—such as health, climate, security, or education—depending on available opportunities.
Donations to the American Technion Society are tax deductible in the United States to the extent permitted by law.
Yes. ATS offers planned and legacy giving opportunities that allow donors to support the Technion while meeting their personal and financial goals.
The American Technion Society is governed by a board of directors and leadership team that provide oversight, strategic direction, and fiduciary responsibility.
The American Technion Society is led by an executive leadership team and supported by a national board of directors composed of dedicated volunteers and professionals.
ATS is committed to transparency and accountability. It follows nonprofit governance standards and works closely with the Technion to ensure funds are used responsibly and aligned with donor intent.
Yes. The American Technion Society makes financial and organizational information available as part of its commitment to transparency.
No. ATS is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization that supports the Technion–Israel Institute of Technology, which is an independent academic institution located in Israel.
ATS works in partnership with the Technion to identify priority areas and initiatives that align with the university’s strategic goals and mission.
You can stay informed by exploring American Technion Society publications, subscribing to ATS newsletters, and attending events that highlight Technion research and impact. You may also follow updates about Technion discoveries and achievements through ATS communications.