Musethica is a not-for-profit organization whose unique mission rests on the fundamental belief that involvement in the community and contribution to society are an essential and integral part of fostering and training outstanding young musicians. 

To this end, Musethica combines chamber music seminars for Israel's best young musicians, led by top pedagogues and performers, with dozens of concerts where the fruit of these encounters are brought – free of charge – to a large variety of groups with special needs – people who, for one reason or another, have no access to concert venues and are thus deprived from the empowering and uplifting influence of classical music. Musethica presents some 130 such concerts per year to thousands of listeners in the geographic and social periphery, at hospitals, rehabilitation centers, homes for physically or mentally disabled youth and adults, special schools and more.

Following the Black Saturday in the area surrounding the Gaza strip, Musethica is now focusing all its efforts on helping the thousands evacuated residents, injured civilians and soldiers, as well as those who remained in the attacked southern towns and villages. For the last three weeks, Musethica ensembles have been frequenting Kibbutzim, hotels and towns hosting the evacuated families, as well as medical and rehabilitation centers, playing concerts that are tailored to offer some comfort, relief and distraction from the heavy disaster. These concerts are intended for all ages, suited to the audience's mood and mental state, and are met with moving and grateful responses.

At the same time, we are continuing with our routine activities, performing at mental health centers, educational institutions and various medical and care centers, where our help is needed and appreciated more than ever.

Since the outbreak of the war, Musethica ensembles have played some 30 concerts, making special, intensive efforts to reach the various audiences inviting us. The responses we receive show clearly that listeners, even those who were never before exposed to classical music, draw much comfort from its soothing, therapeutic effects.

Both the evacuees and many other groups are going to rely on our spiritual support for the coming weeks and months. As a representative of one Kibbutz wrote to us: "we will need you again in the foreseeable future… this is an ongoing event". The demand for our concerts is growing, and we need to expand our activities accordingly.

Any support will be received with deep gratitude.