With the most recent grant awarded by the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust to the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT) in Israel for the construction of a cutting-edge Medical Technologies Building, the Trust’s total funding directed to Israeli projects has now surpassed an extraordinary $700 million.
This six-story, state-of-the-art facility will feature advanced research laboratories, modern classrooms, high-tech design studios, and an innovation center. It is set to become a hub for groundbreaking research and training, equipping the next generation of healthcare professionals with expertise in digital health and medical technologies.
The total project cost of $19.6 million is made possible through a collaboration that includes additional support from Israel’s Council for Higher Education. Upon completion in 2027, the Medical Technologies Building will stand as a premier institution for medical innovation, fostering cutting-edge solutions that will improve patient care and healthcare delivery worldwide.
Since 2008, the Helmsley Charitable Trust has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to Israel’s advancement, investing over $700 million in transformative grants that enhance healthcare, education, and technological innovation. Their contributions have supported hospitals, universities, and pioneering programs that expand healthcare access, advance scientific research, and improve lives across the nation.
By championing critical initiatives in medical and technological fields, the Helmsley Charitable Trust continues to drive meaningful progress, reinforcing Israel’s position as a global leader in healthcare and innovation.
