Registry

Banks & financial companies

Wall Street's response to October 7 was fast and well-documented. Blackstone pledged roughly $7 million combining its charitable foundation and senior partners; Goldman Sachs pledged $2 million and matched employee gifts at up to 3-to-1; Bank of America donated to Magen David Adom, Leket Israel, and United Hatzalah — then doubled its commitment two weeks later. Finance-sector support runs heavily through employee matching programs, so the entries below distinguish corporate money, foundation money, and matched employee giving.

38 companies with records · 19 with documented support · $269,650,000 in tracked donations

Documented companies

CompanyTop documented actionRecords
Bank LeumiDonation — $159,000,0008
Bank HapoalimDonation — $25,300,00013
Berkshire HathawayAcquisition — $4,000,000,0006
BlackstoneDonation — $3,000,0007
Goldman SachsDonation — $2,000,0008
RiskifiedDonation — $1,798,0004
American ExpressDonation — $1,500,0004
JPMorgan ChaseDonation — $1,500,0006
CitiDonation — $1,000,0009
SantanderInvestment / program — $5,000,0002
Bank of AmericaDonation2
BarclaysOperations in Israel3
BlackRockOperations in Israel4
BNP ParibasGovernment contract — $2,000,000,0003
Crédit AgricoleInvestment / program1
DeelOperations in Israel4
Deutsche BankGovernment contract4
eToroOperations in Israel2
FireblocksAcquisition — $130,000,0003
HippoOperations in Israel1
HSBCOperations in Israel2
KlarnaOperations in Israel1
LemonadeOperations in Israel2
MastercardAcquisition — $325,000,0005
MelioAcquisition — $2,500,000,0002
Morgan StanleyOperations in Israel2
NayaxOperations in Israel3
Next InsuranceOperations in Israel3
Papaya GlobalIn-kind support3
PayoneerOperations in Israel4
PayPalAcquisition — $169,000,0006
RapydAcquisition — $610,000,0007
RevolutOperations in Israel1
Sabancı HoldingAcquisition — $30,500,0004
StripeOperations in Israel1
TipaltiOperations in Israel3
UBSEmployee donation match — $5,000,0002
VisaAcquisition — $2,400,000,0004

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Frequently asked questions

Is this the banks' own money or their employees'?

Both, and we label which is which. Corporate pledges (like Goldman Sachs' $2 million) are the institution's money; matching programs multiply employee gifts with corporate funds; and foundation grants (like Blackstone Charitable Foundation's $3 million) come from a legally separate entity. Each entry's type and description make the distinction explicit.

Do banks report these donations anywhere official?

Foundation giving appears in IRS Form 990 filings, which are public and which we cite where available. Direct corporate giving has no mandatory disclosure in the US, so those records come from company announcements and news coverage — always linked.

Companies that support Israel