Dialogica Founder Collaborates with Silicon Valley GTM Experts; Dylan Gittleman Donates Equity to Support New Jewish Church and Community Kitchen in Monticello, New York State
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Dialogica announces that go-to-market business development investment banker Dylan Gittleman will collaborate with the company founder Austin Worrell to donate 0.01% of their equity to support an organization in Sullivan County, Rabbi Chanowitz Chabad, New York State, in order to help build a new Jewish synagogue and commercial kitchen in Monticello. The company stated that this donation is aimed at expanding food assistance and spiritual support for local vulnerable, elderly, disabled, and sick residents.
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Santa Monica, California, USA, October 23, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Dialogica ("Dia") announced today that go-to-market's business development investment banker, Dylan Gittleman, from Silicon Valley, will collaborate with Dia founder, Austin Worrell, to donate 0.01% of their equity to support an organization in Sullivan County, Rabbi Chanowitz Chabad, New York State.

This donation is aimed at helping to build a new Jewish church and commercial kitchen for Chabad of Monticello, thereby expanding food assistance, spiritual care, and support for vulnerable, elderly, disabled, and sick residents in Sullivan county.

Gittleman indicates that this initiative holds great significance for him. During the last few months of his mother's struggle with pancreatic cancer, Chanowitz Rabbi and his wife would often visit her in the nursing home, bringing her food, prayers, music, and companionship.

“The compassion they showed towards my mother was incredible,” said Gittleman, “They tirelessly helped those in need, and this spirit of dedication inspired me to create something that will last for a long time in our community.”

The article states that this donation reflects how AI startups and innovative philanthropy support local communities, and it also provides a unique opportunity for philanthropy. For example, some of the largest legal AI companies are reportedly valued in billions of dollars; in such cases, 0.01% of the equity could be worth millions of dollars before dilution and other adjustments. The goal of Dia is to achieve unicorn status, and over time, the equity donated to Rabbi Chanowitz Chabad organizations may have significant growth potential.

“Rabbi Chanowitz and his wife dedicated their lives to serving others. The personal experiences of Dylan inspire us to contribute to their mission,” said Austin Worrell, the founder of Dialogica. “We also hope that this donation can set an example for other startups and companies in the AI industry. Donating a small portion of equity now could bring truly meaningful change to communities across the country.”

"We are very grateful for the generosity of Dylan Gittleman and Dialogica and their commitment to our community," said Rabbi Chanowitz.

About Dialogica

Dialogica, Inc are the companies behind Dia. Dia is a voice-first AI secretary designed to help law firms streamline their daily tasks, while maintaining the legal judgment, client trust, and confidentiality that define this profession. Dia is tailored to the operational realities of mature law firms and can work in conjunction with existing systems to reduce repetitive and non-billable tasks, allowing lawyers to devote more time to consulting, strategizing, analyzing, and providing customer service, which are skills only they can offer.

For more information, please visit: dialogicaai.com.

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