Mission-Driven Corporate Gifts to Israel — Gifts That Give Back
Looking for mission-driven corporate gifts to Israel? These are gifts that do two jobs at once: they thank your Israeli employees, clients or partners with a boutique kosher box, and they send a defined 60% of every order straight to Israeli producers hit by the war. It is a corporate gift you can stand behind in a CSR or ESG report — and one your recipients actually remember. Start with our guide to gifts that support real Israeli producers.
Hibuk Otef — The Story Behind Every Gift
Hibuk Otef (“Enveloping Embrace”) is a unique boutique gift initiative that brings together products from the communities of the Gaza Envelope and Israel’s southern and northern frontier, alongside works of art that commemorate the beauty of the region. The project was founded to support local producers, farmers and entrepreneurs who were affected. 60% of revenues go directly to producers from the affected communities.
Why mission-driven corporate gifts land differently
A standard corporate gift is a cost line; a mission-driven one is a story your recipient retells. With Hibuk Otef, a fixed 60% of revenue reaches producers from communities in the south and north that were hit by the war — a defined split you can cite in a CSR or ESG report, not a vague "a portion of proceeds" claim. Every box is kosher under local rabbinate supervision (most Badatz), packed by hand, and built around a named maker: a Galilee beekeeper, an Otef olive grower, a Druze chocolatier from Peki'in. That specificity is the point. When a client opens a box and reads the card, they learn the name of the farm their gift supported. See exactly where your money goes before you order, so your finance and marketing teams can both sign off.
Send to your Israeli team or clients — without the customs headache
If your recipients are in Israel, ordering from a local Israeli sender is the simplest route by far: no import duties, no customs forms, no 18% VAT surprise, and no fees landing on the recipient. A box shipped from abroad can be held at customs, taxed, and delivered late; a box we dispatch inside Israel clears none of that. We deliver to offices and homes across the country, typically within about 7 business days, and can time a holiday or event distribution to land on the exact day you need. For the full breakdown of costs, timing and customs rules, see our complete guide to sending a gift basket to Israel.
Choose corporate boxes by budget
Every price below is VAT-inclusive (18% Israeli VAT already added), so what you see is what your recipient's box is worth. All four are in stock and can be ordered in any quantity — there is no minimum. Boxes run cheapest to most expensive.
1. Yahav Box — ₪130
A well-priced, boutique employee or client gift that still feels personal at volume: a bottle of Har Odem boutique red wine, raw Upper Galilee honey, a handmade Galilee chocolate bar, and no-added-sugar date-and-nut snacks. A strong default for a full team distribution. 
2. Noam Box — ₪177 (alcohol-free)
A fully alcohol-free option, ideal when you don't know every recipient's preference: a decorative honey vessel with cork lid hand-painted by two Otef studio artists, raw Upper Galilee honey, pomegranate or apple-cinnamon confiture with no preservatives, a silan or pomegranate-teriyaki sauce, and an aromatic candle. Its Rosh Hashanah styling makes it a natural pick for the New Year season. View the Noam Box.
3. Alexander Box — ₪236
A premium client, partner or executive gift: Har Odem boutique red wine, cold-pressed extra-virgin Israeli olive oil, a handmade chocolate bar, and a box of four fine pralines, presented in a designed 26×35×10 cm box. Impressive on a desk, and it reports as cleanly as the rest. View the Alexander Box.
4. Aner Box — ₪330
The top-tier box for VIP clients and leadership: two Har Odem boutique wines — a full-bodied red from Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah, and a fresh, floral white from Viognier — plus extra-virgin olive oil and handmade chocolate. Abundance with a story behind every item.
The producers behind these boxes
The reason these gifts "give back" is not an abstraction — it is a short list of real people whose names your recipients will read. Here are three whose work fills the boxes above. You can meet more of the makers here.
Halleluya — extra-virgin olive oil (Ein HaBesor, Gaza Envelope). The cold-pressed olive oil in the Alexander and Aner boxes comes from Otef groves. Halleluya is a boutique producer from Moshav Ein HaBesor, in the Gaza Envelope, that reopened after 7 October 2023 and is now thriving — with orders filling up every single day. Every bottle carries the name of a moshav that was hit hard and the decision not to give up.
Peki'in chocolate — Upper Galilee. The handmade chocolate is boutique-made in Peki'in, an Arab-Druze village in the Upper Galilee with a centuries-old local culinary tradition. Peki'in has been known for its olive oil for hundreds of years, and now for its chocolate too. Including it expresses the whole idea of "all the good that Israel has" — different communities under one project.
Ayelet HaShachar honey — Hula Valley. The raw honey comes from a veteran apiary at Kibbutz Ayelet HaShachar, whose honey — from Golan and Hula Valley blossoms — is regarded as one of the finest "northern" honeys in Israel. The kibbutz sat on the front line during the war in Lebanon and kept producing, with a clear understanding of what living on a border means.
Branding, bulk & multiple addresses
Corporate orders here are built for scale, not squeezed into a retail flow. You can order any quantity with consistent quality, add company branding — a printed sticker (50×50 mm, +₪2 per box), a printed greeting card (11×16 cm, +₪3 per box), or in special cases a branded sleeve — and split a single order across dozens or hundreds of recipients and addresses in one go. That last point matters for distributed teams: instead of shipping everything to one office, we deliver each box to each person's own door on the date you set. For a deeper corporate walkthrough, see our guide to sending corporate gifts to your Israeli team.
When to order — Rosh Hashanah and holiday deadlines
Timing is the one thing bulk corporate gifting cannot improvise, so plan around the calendar. Rosh Hashanah 2026 begins at sundown on Friday 11 September 2026, which makes it the nearest major corporate-gifting window — and a multi-address distribution to a full team needs roughly two to three weeks of lead time to land before the holiday, so the closer you are to early September, the sooner an order needs to be locked. The next window after that is Hanukkah, with the first candle on 4 December 2026, followed by Purim and Passover in spring. The evergreen rule: for any single-day arrival across many addresses, confirm your order two to three weeks out and share your recipient list early, and we will schedule each delivery to arrive on the day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you handle bulk corporate orders?
Yes. We specialize in orders for companies and organizations — any quantity, with no minimum, consistent quality across every box, and delivery timing aligned to your holiday or event. Send us your recipient list and target date and we build the distribution around it.
Will my Israeli employees or clients pay customs or VAT?
No. Because we fulfill locally inside Israel, recipients face no import duties, no customs clearance and no VAT surprise — unlike a box shipped from abroad, which can be delayed and taxed at the door. Prices shown already include Israel's 18% VAT.
Can the boxes be branded for our company?
Yes. Add a branded sticker (50×50 mm, +₪2 per box), a printed greeting card (11×16 cm, +₪3 per box), or in special cases a branded sleeve. We can also split one order across many recipients and addresses.
How exactly does a corporate gift here support a cause?
A defined 60% of revenue goes to producers from communities affected by the war — a specific, documentable split you can cite in CSR or ESG reporting, rather than a vague "portion of proceeds." The rest covers the product, packaging, art card and delivery.
Are the boxes kosher for all employees?
Yes — kosher under local rabbinate supervision, most Badatz, so any employee or client can enjoy them. Alcohol-free options such as the Noam Box make it easy to include everyone.
How to Order
Planning a corporate order? Get a tailored quote on our website, on WhatsApp at 054-2207955, or by email.
Written by Neta Lin Cohen — founder of Hibuk Otef, architect and Bezalel graduate, with 30+ years of experience in culinary gifting.