Nir Nova survivor founded an EV charging business
I’m Nir from Ashkelon, a certified electrician and a survivor of the Nova festival. Since Nova, I’ve been living with PTSD, but I refuse to give up on myself or on my business. This loan will allow me to rebuild & grow again.
My story
On October 7th, I survived the Nova music festival massacre. Today, I’m rebuilding myself and my business. With your help, I’ll grow my work in EV charging and bring clean energy closer to everyday Israelis.
Micro lending, Macro Impact
After the Nova festival, my life was turned upside down. It was hard to get back on my feet, the trauma of Nova never left me and it also hurt my business. That is one of the reasons I am applying for a social loan from SparkIL to save my business.
My business - My spark
I’m a certified electrician who shifted into the EV charging field, believing in its potential to shape Israel’s future. I love combining hands-on work with a big vision. Bringing innovation to people’s homes drives me.
A few more words
After the Nova festival, my life was turned upside down. Thanks to good people like you, I will be able to lift my head again. Now, with a little help, I can get back to providing service, grow once more, and live a life of meaning even through the pain.
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