Musethica is a not-for-profit organization cultural operating an educational program to cultivate and train outstanding young musicians in the field of chamber music. Projects are conducted nationwide whereby young musicians, led by top pedagogues and performers, play dozens of chamber music concerts a year – free of charge – to a variety of audiences in the Israeli periphery; and to people with special needs who, due to their physical, cognitive, mental or emotional condition cannot attend concert hall performances. 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. These free concerts offer audiences a unique cultural experience, a sense of worth and in many cases therapeutic benefits. The musicians receive professional guidance, enjoy creative encounters with audiences from all over the country and at the same time hone their playing skills by appearing in a great number of concerts. Musethica’s 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. Following the war, Musethica devotes a large part of its activities on helping the evacuated residents and injured civilians and soldiers. For the last year, 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 complicated situation.