Who is Shiri Gil?
Israeli & Jewish leader at Columbia University
IDF Intelligence excellent alumna
Advocated for Israel in more than 7 distinct International programs
Combats antisemitism on campus, social media and news outlets
Raised funds assisting more than 3,000 reservists get to Israel to fight in "Sword of Iron"
Leading a business management program for Israelis in NYC
On the Media
The Thing Is...
Shiri is a first-generation, fully independent student.
Despite receiving a scholarship from Columbia University, the war has severely impacted her financial situation, and she has not received additional assistance.
She urgently needs your support to raise $10,000 for her final year at Columbia University.
Every donation, no matter how small, will make a significant difference and will be accompanied by a service gesture toward the Jewish community.
What is the Raising Goal?
Currently, Shiri aims for 10k$ for the for tuition expenses, and mandatory health insurance.
Every donation makes a difference!
Why Should I Invest in Shiri?
Shiri is a talented and ambitious woman, with a proven record of excellence who wants to break the glass ceiling by pursuing a tech career and using her social and technological skills to help underserved communities.
After dealing with antisemitism on campus, Shiri became an Israeli leader who makes a difference by initiating conversations and advocating against antisemitism and for the right of Israel to exist.
What Did Shiri do for the Community?
After October 7th, Shiri took on a leadership role, overseeing a team of over 100 volunteers in the largest flight operation initiative in North America. Through her dedication and efforts, they facilitated the safe return of over 3,000 reservists to their homes as quickly as possible.
Shiri has been actively combating antisemitism on campus on a daily basis. Her tireless advocacy and perseverance have led to the successful cancellation of antisemitic events, contributing to the suspension of anti-Israel organizations. Her commitment to standing up against hatred and discrimination is commendable and continues to make a significant impact in promoting a safer and more inclusive environment on campus.
Shiri has organized Holiday events for lonely Holocaust survivors and escorted a 87-year-old lonely Holocaust survivor for three years, alleviating her loneliness by teaching her technology.
She initiated a volunteering program in a battered women's shelter and in a children-in-need community center.
She integrated special needs students into activities and successfully raised money for 2 children with cancer.
Serving in 8200, she was in charge of preventing terror attacks on a daily basis.
Feel free to contact Shiri via email or the chat below!