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Ukraine Assistance Loans is sponsored by Hebrew Free Loan San Francisco. These interest-free loans are available to Jewish residents of Northern California and non-Jewish employees of local Jewish organizations to support loved ones impacted by the war in Ukraine. Funds can be used for humanitarian needs like food, housing, and transportation.
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* Business Leadership Community * Business Loan Recipients * Board of Directors & Advisory Council * Business Leadership Community * Business Loan Recipients * Board of Directors & Advisory Council We’re a nonprofit that provides interest-free loans to help Jewish individuals in Northern California to overcome financial challenges and pursue life dreams.
Some of our loans are also available to non-Jewish residents of Northern California who fall into one of the following categories: * Student from a lower income home who is referred by a partner program (click here to learn more) * Employee of a Jewish organization * Business partner or immediate family member of a Jewish individual As loans are repaid, funds are recycled to make new loans.
We’ve proven the success of this model with a repayment rate of over 99. 5%. See below to find out which loan types are right for you.
If you have questions, please call (415) 546-9902 x110 or e-mail info@hflasf. org. **Adoption** Get help with the costs of international or domestic adoptions.
Loans available to individuals or couples. Up to $20,000 **Business** Launch or expand your small business. Up to $50,000 **Debt Consolidation** Find relief from the burden of high-interest debt and get on the road to financial well-being.
Up to $20,000 **Disaster Relief** Get help with immediate needs or longer-term recovery costs related to a natural disaster. Up to $25,000 **Emergency** Get help with urgent needs such as food, shelter, or medical expenses. We process these loans as quickly as possible.
Up to $3,000 **Environmental** Interest-free environmental loans to help with projects or purchases that increase energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, conserve resources, protect the climate, and/or reduce waste. **Furloughed Workers** Get help to cover living expenses during the federal government shutdown. Flexible loan terms, depending on need.
Up to $20,000 **Fertility** Get help with the costs of a wide range of fertility treatments. Loans available to individuals or couples. Up to $20,000 **First-Time Homebuyer** Get assistance with closing costs, basic repairs, moving expenses, furniture, and appliances.
Up to $25,000 **General Needs** Get help to handle challenging financial needs or cover upcoming expenses. Up to $20,000 **Health Care** Get help with medical and dental expenses that aren’t covered by insurance, including home health care. Up to $20,000 **Israeli Assistance** Interest-free Israeli Assistance loans are available to assist family and friends with humanitarian needs caused by the war in Israel.
**Jewish Organizations** Jewish social service, religious, and educational organizations are eligible for help to meet one-time financial challenges. Up to $50,000 **Life Cycle** Get help with the costs of a wedding, bar/bat mitzvah celebration, funeral, or burial of your loved one. Up to $10,000 **Recently Unemployed** If you’ve lost your job in the past nine months, ease your financial pressure while you look for new work.
Up to $20,000 **Special Needs** Help with costs to address mental health challenges, cognitive issues, developmental differences, or physical disabilities. Up to $20,000 **Student** Get help with the costs of pursuing a degree or certification. Undergrad, graduate, and vocational students are eligible.
$10,000/yr **Pollak Community Student Loan Program** Help with college costs for lower-income students who aren’t Jewish. $6K/yr, undergrads $10K/yr, grad students **Ukraine Assistance** Support family and friends who are still in Ukraine or have fled the country. Can be used for any humanitarian needs.
Up to $20,000 * Pollak Community Student Loan Program Hebrew Free Loan Association of San Francisco Hebrew Free Loan is a founding member of the International Association of Jewish Free Loans (IAJFL) 131 Steuart Street, Suite 520 | San Francisco, CA 94105 | 415. 546. 9902 Contact Us | Policies|990 & Audit Volunteer.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Jewish residents of Northern California and non-Jewish employees of local Jewish organizations who need help to support loved ones amidst the conflict in Ukraine. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $20,000 (interest-free loans). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Ukraine Assistance Loans is funded by Hebrew Free Loan San Francisco. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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