FAQs | Let's Do Something

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What is Let’s Do Something?

Let’s Do Something (LDS) is a pro-Israel, pro-freedom movement building real-world impactthrough action, innovation, and culture. We operate across three core pillars: Defense, Healing,and Advocacy. Our work focuses on strengthening Israel’s security, supporting those affectedby October 7th, and shaping the next generation of leaders across campuses and media.

When and why was Let’s Do Something founded?

LDS was founded in the immediate aftermath of October 7th. What began as a small groupcoordinating aid for friends and families quickly grew into a global movement. Faced with chaos,paralysis, and moral confusion, we chose action over outrage and long-term building over short-term reaction.

What does Let’s Do Something actually do?

We build and run programs that move the needle:

● Defense: Supporting early-stage defense and dual-use technologies that save lives,accelerate innovation, and strengthen Israel’s security ecosystem.
● Healing: Operating trauma-recovery initiatives for soldiers and civilians affected by war,including long-term PTSD support.
● Advocacy & Campus: Building a cultural movement on campuses and in media thatrestores moral clarity, rejects extremism, and makes pro-Israel, pro-Western valuescompelling again.

We are builders, not commentators.

What makes Let’s Do Something different from other organizations?

Three things:

1. Execution over statements – We build programs, not talking points.
2. Radically centrist by design – We reject ideological extremes and focus on truth,responsibility, and dialogue.
3. Youth-driven, outcome-oriented – Our work is built with and for the next generation,with clear metrics and accountability.

We are not here to be loud. We are here to be effective.

Is Let’s Do Something political?

We are values-driven, not partisan. LDS does not support political parties or candidates. Weadvocate for ideas: freedom, responsibility, identity, truth, and Western democratic values. Webelieve Israel is a central proving ground in the global fight against extremism and moralrelativism.

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What is LDS on Campus?

LDS on Campus is our advocacy and culture-building initiative focused on universities. It trainsstudents, supports campus programming, creates viral content, and builds infrastructure thathelps students engage confidently, intelligently, and unapologetically. The goal is not outrage,but influence.

Who do you work with?

We collaborate with students, founders, technologists, veterans, creatives, donors, and partnerorganizations across Israel, the U.S., the U.K., and beyond. We value serious people who build,not just pitch.

How We Work

How is Let’s Do Something funded?

LDS is funded by individual donors, foundations, and strategic partners who believe in long-termimpact. We run lean, track outcomes, and prioritize transparency. Contributions directly supportprograms on the ground.

How can I support Let’s Do Something?

There are several ways to get involved:

● Donate to support our programs
● Sponsor a student or campus initiative
● Partner on defense, healing, or media projects
● Help amplify our work by sharing content and hosting conversations

If you want to build something meaningful, there is a place for you here.

Is Let’s Do Something a nonprofit?

Yes. Let’s Do Something operates as a nonprofit organization committed to accountability,transparency, and measurable impact.

Where does Let’s Do Something operate?

Our work spans Israel, North America, the U.K., and select international hubs. While our rootsare in Israel, our mission and impact are global.

How can I learn more or get in touch?

Visit our programs pages, subscribe to our updates, or reach out directly through the contactform. We read everything and respond thoughtfully.