David calls his Mom, "Thanks to the TAMID network, I got a job interview. And thanks to the skills I learned in TAMID, I got the job!"

Hannah tells her grandfather, "I was never interested in Israel in high school. But ever since I got into TAMID, Israeli innovation has been such an important part of my life."

A Wall Street executive tells an auditorium full of business students, "The very best thing you can do to get an edge in your career applies to join TAMID."

A new freshman asks Phil, an upperclassman, about a news story depicting campus hostility. "I don't get involved in politics, but as a member of TAMID, I'm proud to be investing in Israel from campus." 

If you've met a TAMID Group member, these conversations should sound familiar. You know that TAMID gives its students a brighter future and a long-lasting connection to Israel.

What you may not realize is that TAMID's important work depends on the generosity of people like you.

Do you care about equipping TAMID members with global business experience and a high-impact network? We couldn't do it without your help.

Are you passionate about ensuring that future business leaders are friends of Israel? We couldn't do it without your help.

Have you seen TAMID's work touch the life of a college student you care about? We couldn't do it without your help.

The magic that comes from combining high caliber students with cutting-edge Israeli companies comes from you.

Please help ensure that these talented students are able to tap into the startup nation.

Donations will support critical programs such as:

• Education: An interactive curriculum designed to teach business with Israeli case studies.
• Consulting: Students advise Israeli startups on important business questions. 
• Fund: Students manage an Israel-focused investment portfolio.
• Fellowship: An eight-week summer internship experience in Israel.
• Events: San Diego State University Events including TAMID X, Professional Panels, and Team Retreats.

Please donate today to inspire our students with the "Startup Nation."