Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi
Working to protect people and our shared planet.

Where Innovation Meets Impact: The Upcoming 2025 Climate Solutions Prize Tour

Groundbreaking upcoming trip for impact investors and philanthropists to Israel and the UAE offers opportunity to get involved in significant climate solutions. Photo courtesy of Climate Solutions Prize.
Groundbreaking upcoming trip for impact investors and philanthropists to Israel and the UAE offers opportunity to get involved in significant climate solutions. Photo courtesy of Climate Solutions Prize.

As someone deeply committed to building a safer, healthier world for people of all backgrounds and abilities — I know that tackling the climate crisis is not just an environmental imperative. It’s a Jewish one. And increasingly, it’s also an opportunity to invest in meaningful, measurable solutions that uplift our shared future.

That’s why I’m excited to spotlight a powerful opportunity on the horizon — one that combines visionary leadership, breakthrough technologies, and the unmatched magic of the innovations of Israelis.

The 2025 Climate Solutions Prize Tour, co-hosted by the Climate Solutions Prize and the Jewish Climate Trust. This immersive, five-star experience — taking place September 10–19, 2025 — is designed specifically for significant impact investors, philanthropists, and climate-focused changemakers ready to make a difference.

This year’s tour spans two global innovation hubs — the UAE (September 10–13) and Israel (September 14–19) — offering participants an exclusive front-row seat to the future of climate tech, clean energy, agri-innovation, carbon removal, and sustainable policy.

Why This Tour Matters

The stakes of the climate crisis are massive — but so is the opportunity to drive scalable, sustainable change. In fact, some of the most game-changing climate innovations today are being born in Israeli labs, startups, and accelerators. The tour is not just a chance to witness these breakthroughs. It’s a platform to fuel them. Whether you want to invest, acquire, collaborate, or learn, this experience brings you face-to-face with trailblazers in a variety of climate sectors. Through curated site visits, a powerful Pitch Day event, and personalized matchmaking, the Climate Solutions Prize Tour helps attendees move from inspiration to impact — fast.

Climate Investment Through a Jewish Lens

While this trip is open to all, what makes this journey unique is its alignment with Jewish values. Tikkun olam — repairing the world — is at the heart of climate philanthropy and impact investing. So is supporting Israel as a global leader in innovation, while building bridges across the Middle East.

By joining this tour, participants also strengthen climate diplomacy, create peace dividends through regional collaboration, and build bridges with Arab nations committed to shared environmental goals.

This is more than just a trip. It’s a chance to be part of a global Jewish initiative to lead on the most pressing issue of our time.

World-Class Leadership, Unmatched Access

The tour is chaired by a powerhouse team of leaders dedicated to climate action, including:

Michael Sonnenfeldt, co-chair of Jewish Climate Trust and chairman of MUUS & Company — a visionary investor and philanthropist known for advancing sustainability, democracy, and peace.
Jeff Hart, founder of the Climate Solutions Prize, who has already directed over $5 million in awards to researchers and entrepreneurs in Canada and Israel.
Dan Levine of Tenfore Holdings, leading the UAE pre-mission and bringing deep expertise in scaling transformative technologies.
Steve Oyer and Eran Sandhaus, who bring business acumen and strategic insight to identifying high-impact opportunities.

Climate Prize Tour offers incredible access to opportunities, information and networks. Photo courtesy of Climate Solutions Prize.

They’re joined by an ecosystem of leading partners including Startup Nation Central, Jewish Funders Network, Kinneret Innovation Center, Planetech, Israel Innovation Authority, Peres Center for Peace and Innovation, and others.

Together, this collaborative network ensures a high-touch, high-impact experience — one that moves from visionary conversation to concrete action.

What You’ll Take Home

• Deep knowledge of emerging climate tech sectors
• New partnerships and deal flow with Israeli startups and scale-ups
• Meaningful connections with fellow funders, investors, and thought leaders
• An inspired sense of purpose rooted in Jewish values and Israel’s potential

Most importantly, you’ll return with the tools and connections to do more good, more effectively — for the climate, for Israel, and for the world.

Be Part of the Solution

The tour costs $8,000 USD for Israel only and $13,000 USD for the UAE + Israel experience (not including international airfare; Dubai-Tel Aviv flight included). Space is limited, and this is a truly exclusive, invitation-level event. If you are an impact investor or philanthropist and want more information, visit the Web page https://climatesolutionsprize.com/CST25 or email Phil Frai at phil@climatesolutionsprize.com

This is a rare moment to align values, capital, and hope for the future.

So whether you’re a seasoned investor, a family foundation leader, or someone exploring how to use your assets for good, I urge you to consider joining this tour.

About the Author
Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi is the co-founder/director of the Mizrahi Family Charitable Fund (a DAF). She has worked directly with presidents, prime ministers, 48 governors, 85 Ambassadors, and leaders at all levels to successfully educate and advocate on key issues. In July, 2023 Mizrahi was appointed to serve as representative of philanthropy on the Maryland Commission on Climate Change. She has a certificate in Climate Change Policy, Economics and Politics from Harvard. Her work has won numerous awards and been profiled in the Chronicle of Philanthropy, Inside Philanthropy, PBS NewsHour, Washington Post, Jerusalem Post, Jewish Sages of Today, and numerous other outlets. Mizrahi has published more than 300 articles on politics, public policy, disability issues, climate and innovations. The views in her columns are her own, and do not reflect those of any organization.
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