SpaceIL

SpaceIL's business model is unique as it operates as a non-profit. It relies on donations, partnerships, and volunteers to fund its projects. Major contributors include Morris Kahn, the Adelson family, Sylvan Adams, the Grand family, the Shusterman family, Sami Sagol, Mimi Sirkis, and Bezeq. Partnerships with the Israel Aerospace Industries, the Space Agency, the Weizmann Institute, the Ministry of Science and Technology, Tel Aviv University, and the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya have also been instrumental in SpaceIL's success.

The company's current focus is on the "Beresheet 2" mission, alongside its ongoing educational activities. The Beresheet 1, the first Israeli spacecraft built by SpaceIL and the Israel Aerospace Industries, was launched into space in February 2019 and captured the moon a month and a half later in April. Despite a hard landing on the moon's surface, the mission was considered a significant achievement and a stepping stone for future endeavors.

SpaceIL's achievements have received global recognition from space experts and the general population alike. The Beresheet mission has inspired over a million students and connected them to science and technology studies. The team at SpaceIL believes in "inspiration through action" and continues to plan the next journey to the moon while nurturing the next generation of engineers, scientists, and entrepreneurs.