Normally up to $50,000; Limited to $20,000 during Covid-19 pandemic*
Launch or expand your small business. Our committee of experienced business leaders will provide feedback on your business plan as part of the loan review process. Read more about some of the businesses that Hebrew Free Loan has helped make possible.
* We have temporarily lowered the maximum on business loans from $50,000 to $20,000 during the Covid-19 pandemic. Loans of $50,000 will be available again when economic conditions improve.
Featured Stories
Ayal and Leah Amzel
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Picture a cookie that looks just like your daughter, your parent…or you. That’s right, a personalized cookie crafted in your image. David Parker, founder…
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From Business Plan to Business Deal: Alex’s Story
Alex Osenenko wasn’t sure they’d go for it. He’d done the application, tweaked and refined his business plan, lined up his cosigners. But still—his…
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