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Philanthropy

Success without purpose is just wealth. Genesis BH members understand the difference.
Genesis BH’s philanthropic arm — Genesis Friends for Life, a registered 501(c)3 — exists to translate member success into visible, lasting impact. We focus where it matters most: trauma recovery, PTSD rehabilitation, and direct humanitarian support for communities affected by conflict. This is not passive giving. It is engaged, accountable, and deeply personal.

Genesis Friends for Life is a US-based 501(c)3. EIN: 86-3266870

How members participate

Genesis impact is designed to be direct, transparent, and measurable — with member visibility and accountability built in.


Direct Involvement in High-Impact Initiatives

Not just giving — participating. Members engage directly with projects and partners.

Transparent Reporting — Members See Exactly Where Funds Go

Accountability is an act of respect: to donors, recipients, and the cause.

Collective Giving with Fellow Members, Amplified

Aligned capital deployed together creates scale — without losing the personal connection.

Family Participation, Including Youth Programming

Legacy is intergenerational. Impact becomes part of the family culture — not a line item.

Friends for Life focus

In the wake of October 7, Genesis Friends for Life was established to bridge the gap between global business leadership and urgent needs — transforming trauma into leadership and building institutionalized resilience through world-class partners.

  • PTSD support and recovery initiatives
  • Humanitarian programs for those directly affected
  • Dual-board governance (U.S. 501(c)(3) + Israeli Amuta)
  • Programs built with academic, medical, and corporate institutions
Program pillars, momentum, and governance for Genesis Friends for Life are detailed below.

Proof of community & momentum

Since financial operations commenced in late 2024, Genesis has moved from a grassroots initiative to a central hub of impact. The Miami gala was more than an event — it was a demonstration of an unbreakable bond between U.S. business leadership and Israeli heroes.


1,200 People attended the event
$300K Funds raised
370 Treated and impacted

Your donation directly supports active programs: PTSD biological reset treatment, combat-to-corporate employment placement, entrepreneurship as rehabilitation, and family resilience for children impacted by conflict.

The Bridge of Resilience

A tactical, research-backed infrastructure of impact — already changing lives at national scale.


Iron Community (National Employment Bridge)

A specialized combat-to-corporate framework that goes beyond traditional recruitment — translating battlefield leadership and high-pressure decision-making into corporate KPIs, and backing placements with a 6‑month “Success Manager” protocol.

190+ successful placements · 200+ vetted employers · 3,000+ elite candidates

Entrepreneurship as Rehabilitation (Reichman University · FORE)

An “Active Recovery Accelerator” developed with the FORE School of Entrepreneurship. Participants move through venture-building curriculum while undergoing trauma-informed coaching — paired with a Genesis BH C‑suite mentor bridge.

Operational status: begins Oct. 2026

The Stella Protocol (Biological Reset for PTSD)

PTSD is a biological injury. Genesis facilitates a dual sympathetic reset medical protocol (DSR/SGB) — an ultrasound-guided procedure that mutes overactive trauma signals, restoring sleep and reducing hyper‑vigilance to create a clinical window where therapy can succeed.

Reported 80% success rate in immediate symptom reduction

Project Leo (Intergenerational Family Resilience)

A research-validated dyadic (parent-child) protocol for ages 3–6 in conflict zones. Trauma-informed sensory nourishment yoga bypasses verbal limitations and supports regulation while repairing attachment bonds fractured by sirens, evacuations, and combat.

Research-backed scalable pilot

Leadership & governance

A dual-board structure ensures professional oversight, financial integrity, and strategic alignment between the U.S. and Israel.


Genesis Friends for Life — USA (501(c)(3))
  • Eli Dalfin
  • Irene Gempel — Vice President
  • Amiel D. Aviman — Co‑Founder & Managing Partner
  • Ranny Yarom — Co‑Founder & Managing Partner
Advisory board
  • Jon Berger
  • Josh Spoont
  • Avi Goldfinger
  • Zohar Vloski
  • Ruth Katz
  • Brian Levy
  • Julian Epstein
  • Liron Hershkovitz
  • Aaron Hammer
Genesis Friends for Life — Israel (Amuta · A”R)
  • Shachar Haas
  • Ranny Yarom — CEO
Advisory board
  • Amit Sagi
  • Anat Nativ
  • Haim Tzinovitch
  • Jon Berger
  • Mitch Schupak
  • Shaul Weingort
  • Yehuda Carmel
  • Zeev Miller