We incubate innovative projects and provide strategic and administrative support to the Builders Movement and PeaceWorks Foundation - public charities founded by Daniel Lubetzky. In addition, we recommend grants through a donor-advised fund to proven organizations doing distinctive, often under-resourced work in the areas below:
Antisemitism is an early warning sign of dehumanization, and a canary in the coal mine for the health of a democracy. We push back against the sources and drivers of hate with practical interventions, community-level resilience, and educational programs that change how people think and act.
The Middle East's future depends on pragmatic builders who recognize the humanity of others. We support efforts that reduce conflict, enable prosperity, amplify moderate voices, and create pathways toward a more stable regional future, rooted in the conviction that coexistence is possible.
A strong, confident Jewish community is more resilient to hate and more capable of contributing to the broader project of building a better world. We build confidence, joy, and connection to Jewish identity so the community thrives, not just survives, in the face of growing pressure.
The freedoms and institutions that make pluralism possible are under strain. We protect the norms, civic habits, and democratic infrastructure that allow people of different backgrounds to coexist, collaborate, and self-govern, because democracy's survival depends on citizens who are equipped to defend it.
A weekly video podcast hosted by our founder Daniel Lubetzky. Each week, Daniel sits down with a builder, entrepreneurs, athletes, artists, and public servants among them, to talk about the moment their work almost broke them, and what they chose to do instead of walking away. The conversations carry Builders’ work into public life: resilience under pressure, constructive problem-solving, and the spirit of social entrepreneurship.
Visit SiteA first-of-its-kind mentorship and leadership development program, co‑founded by Van Jones and Daniel Lubetzky, that brings together rising Black and Jewish professionals committed to strengthening relationships across communities. Through mentorship and shared learning, participants build leadership skills, expand their networks, and help lay a stronger, lasting foundation for cross-community collaboration.
Visit SiteAn interactive and open-source approach to preparing Jewish high school students to speak about the complexities of the Israeli‑Palestinian conflict with a focus on coexistence when they arrive at college. Started by parents for teens in their communities, this initiative better equips students with the facts and knowledge to advocate for a peaceful solution – while remaining proud of their Jewish identity.
Site Coming SoonWe welcome collaboration with others working toward these goals. You can email us at info@lubetzky.org.
