Dani Kogan, inspired by his son Jonathan's disabilities, founded Ecology for a Protected Community, a unique recycling enterprise in northern Israel that employs people with a range of disabilities. The organization not only tackles the country's mounting electronic waste problem but also provides meaningful work, training, and personal development for its diverse staff, including Jewish, Arab, and refugee employees. Profits are reinvested to support the social mission, and the company refurbishes and donates computers to those in need, especially during times of crisis. Kogan's vision extends beyond recycling, aiming to build a supportive community for families with special needs, emphasizing the importance of inclusion and environmental responsibility.