Transparency
Annual Reports
Every year since our first program, in one report each: a note from Cheryl, what we did, what was happening in Israel, and how we paid for it.
2025
Latest Report
They Came Home
Two missions to Israel, three hostage families at Beth Jacob, a room full of laughter in Alpharetta, and a whole lot of ducks.
2025 Annual ReportEarlier Years
2019 to 2024.
2024
Keeping the Table Set
AIC carried a mural and supplies to Israel, stood in Hostage Square, and was at the Capitol for the law that gave Georgia a definition of antisemitism.
2024 Annual Report2023
October
Within days of October 7, AIC was back in a room in Atlanta. Within weeks, it was on the National Mall and in Israel.
2023 Annual Report2022
We Got on the Plane
After two years on video, AIC took people to Israel in person, and spent the rest of the year wherever the community already was.
2022 Annual Report2021
A Coalition in Fact
AIC came back out into the open, first in the rain at a memorial garden, then on Spring Street with more than forty organizations behind it.
2021 Annual Report2020
Moving Online
When the rooms shut, AIC kept people connected to Israel and to each other, on Zoom and from home.
2020 Annual Report2019
The First Year
In its first year, AIC went from one film at Beth Jacob to hundreds of people in a room with a U.S. Special Envoy.
2019 Annual Report
The money in each report is AIC’s cash-basis statement for that year, approved and on file with the Board. Our IRS filings, bylaws, and policies are on the Governance and Impact & Transparency pages.
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Your gift funds the work.
Community briefings, advocacy training, humanitarian missions to Israel, and the Kosher Duck Revolution, with specifics on every tier.
- $36Double chaiThe materials behind a community briefing.Give $36
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