Corporate Gift Opportunities Calendar 2024 - Israel Edition
It is so important to show your appreciation to your partners, customers, employees and donors.
The gifting culture in Israel is a bit different than in the rest of the world. This is why we’ve created a Calendar to help you highlight and plan your gift sending to your employees , customers, donors and investors in Israel (whether they are remote or not).
Want to send your gifts through us? Fill in this form, we will be in touch with you to curate your corporate gifts, we can even brand it!
January - New Beginnings
Start of the year with a statement
February 24th - Tu Bishvat - ט״ו בשבט
Tu B'Shevat is the birthday, or new year of the trees.
February 14th - Valentine’s Day
Although Israel has its own Valentine’s Day, February 14th has recently become popular.
A great day to show you care.
February 9th - Family Day - יום המשפחה
Family is everything and in Israel this day can be made special in many ways
March 8th - International Women’s Day
Celebrated with meaningful, pampering gifts
March 23rd - Purim
Send your employees/customers in Israel Mishloach manot
Gifts full of treats and fun items
April 22th - Pessach / Passover
One of the biggest times of the year for gifting,
If you cannot gift year round - choose to gift during passover, rosh hashanah and Hanukkah. It is a must in Israel.
May 13th - Yom Ha’atzmaut
Celebrate Israel’s Independence by sending white and blue made products.
June 11th - Shavuot
Gift baskets full of cheeses, flowers and edibles are the norm
June - LGBTQ Pride Month
It is your time to show your true colors!
August 18th - Tu B’AV
The Israeli Day of LOVE
June - September - Summer Parties
Gift them something fresh!
October 2nd - Rosh Hashanah
One of the biggest times of the year for gifting,
If you cannot gift year round - choose to gift during passover, rosh hashanah and Hanukkah. It is a must in Israel.
December 25th - Hanukkah/ End of the Year
One of the biggest times of the year for gifting.
If you cannot gift year round - choose to gift during passover, rosh hashanah and Hanukkah. It is a must in Israel.
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HAPPY GIFTING!
