Built by a Jewish parent,
for Jewish parents.

When Uri found out he was going to be a father, his mind went straight to Israel. Not just as a destination — but as the formative experience he'd spent over 20 Birthright trips helping thousands of young Jewish adults discover for the first time. He'd seen what that connection does to a person. He wanted it for his child.

But Uri also knew what his finance background told him. With an M.S. in Finance from the University of Florida and years in investment banking, he ran the numbers on what Israel programs would cost by the time his child was old enough to go. The picture wasn't pretty. Program costs were rising 3–5% a year, and most families had no dedicated way to prepare.

So he built the solution he wished existed: a simple, dedicated way for Jewish families to plan ahead. Lock in today's program rates. Invest the funds conservatively. Guarantee full coverage — regardless of what inflation does over the next 10, 15, or 20 years.

“I didn't want any Jewish parent to have to choose between their budget and their child's connection to Israel. That's why I built Israel Prepaid.”