Two Ways In

Two Ways to Stand with AIC.

AIC works because Atlanta’s congregations, schools, nonprofits, and civic groups stand together. If you lead one, partner with us. It’s free. If you run a business, you can sponsor a talk or the whole year.

  • Partner

    Free

    Congregations, schools, nonprofits, and civic groups.

    • Your logo and a link on our partners page, and at events we do together
    • A member code: your people claim a free 90-day AIC membership with it
    • A turn co-presenting an Israel Up Close talk when a slot opens. AIC picks the speaker, and we co-present at most one talk a month
    • Your events in the AIC Dispatch and on our social channels
    • Cheryl as your contact, and the speaker line-up before it’s public

    What We Ask

    • Name one contact
    • Share our events with your people
    • Co-host or co-present once a year

    We list organizations only, never individuals, and only the ones that say we may.

    Become a Partner
  • Sponsor

    Paid

    Businesses.

    Annual Sponsor

    $1,000 a year

    • Your logo and a link on our website and in every AIC Dispatch
    • Your name from the stage at our events
    • A member code: your people claim a free 90-day AIC membership with it

    Sponsor a Talk

    $360 for one talk

    • “This talk is sponsored by …” on the talk itself
    • Your logo on that event’s page and in its emails
    Become a Sponsor

Why Partner

Stand Behind the Work, Visibly.

A partnership is a public statement that your organization stands with Israel and with this community. Partners work with us on the programs, briefings, and missions that put AIC in front of Atlanta, and they hear what’s coming before everyone else does.

Five members of an Atlanta Israel Coalition delegation and Israeli Foreign Ministry officials stand together in front of a mural of the Israeli landscape at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
At the Foreign Ministry during AIC’s December 2025 mission to Israel, left to right: Modi Zehavi; Uri Zehavi; Amb. Dor Shapira, head of the North America Bureau at Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Cheryl Dorchinsky; and Noam Vatarescu of the Ministry, holding a kosher duck.

Our Partners

In Good Company.

In a Partner’s Words

What Partnership Feels Like.

The Atlanta Israel Coalition is our partner and a trusted force for education, empowering others, and meaningful community engagement. Their leadership brings people together across backgrounds and perspectives while remaining steadfast in sharing the truth about Israel, the Jewish people, and universal human rights. I have been consistently impressed by the Coalition's professionalism, integrity, and ability to turn shared values into practical action. Their work creates space for constructive dialogue, strengthens relationships among allies, and empowers individuals to speak with clarity and confidence. The Atlanta Israel Coalition leads with courage, compassion, and a genuine commitment to collaboration. Any organization seeking a principled, energetic, and effective partner will find tremendous value in working alongside them.

Anila AliPresident, American Muslim & Multifaith Women's Empowerment Council (AMMWEC)

Partner

Become a Partner.

For congregations, schools, nonprofits, and civic groups. It’s free. Tell us who you are and who your contact is, and Cheryl takes it from there.

About Your Organization

Every partner names one contact. That person hears from Cheryl first, and gets your member code once we approve you.

You can unsubscribe anytime. Your application reaches us either way. Read past issues (opens in a new tab) ↗

Partnership is free. Nothing is charged.

AIC may decline a partnership and decides which partners appear on the partners page. Questions? Write to Shalom@atlantaisrael.org.

Questions About Partnership

How do we become a partner?

Fill in the form on this page. It’s free, and there’s nothing to pay. Cheryl looks at every application, and once she approves yours we email your contact the member code.

Become a partner
Who can partner?

Congregations, schools, nonprofits, and civic groups. If you run a business, sponsor instead: $1,000 a year, or $360 for one talk.

Become a sponsor
How do our people get AIC memberships?

With your member code. We email it to your contact when you’re approved. Anyone in your community can use it at atlantaisrael.org/join/claim to claim a free 90-day AIC membership, once per person. There are no separate staff memberships.

What do you ask of a partner?

Three things. Name one contact, share our events with your people, and co-host or co-present once a year.

When do we appear on the partners page?

Only if you tell us we may. Tick the listing box and Cheryl looks at your listing before it goes up. Tick the logo box too and you can upload your logo right there, or send it to us later. We list organizations only, never individuals.

What does a sponsor get?

An annual sponsor gets its logo and a link on our website and in every AIC Dispatch, its name from the stage at our events, and the same member code a partner gets. Sponsoring a talk puts “This talk is sponsored by …” on one Israel Up Close talk, with your logo on that event’s page and in its emails.

Is a sponsorship tax-deductible?

Atlanta Israel Coalition, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3), and you get a receipt right away. It lists what we provided and the value we put on it. We put no market value on the recognition or the member code. How your business treats a sponsorship in its own books, as a charitable gift or a business expense, is a question for your tax adviser.

How do I cancel a membership or sponsorship?

Email us at development@atlantaisrael.org, or reply to any receipt we’ve sent you, and we’ll stop the next charge. You keep everything, Mitzpe Institute included, through the end of the month or year you’ve already paid for. A yearly payment without auto-renew has nothing to cancel: it ends on its own after a year.

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