Up to $20,000
Find help to handle challenging financial needs or take advantage of special opportunities. A general needs loan could help you move into a new apartment, buy a second-hand car to commute to work, travel to Israel on an organized program, or cover the cost of something else that doesn’t fall into another loan category.
If you’re unsure what loan type to apply for, select the one that seems like the best fit. A loan officer will work with you to figure out what type of loan will be most helpful.
Featured Stories
Private: Caryl and Hal Brandes
Caryl and Hal Brandes have faced their share of financial troubles over the past few decades. They lost everything in the 2008 recession, when…
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David and Prune Poznic
When you meet David Poznic (also known as David Poznanter), you know immediately that you’re in the company of a real mensch, someone who…
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Ayal and Leah Amzel
Just a year ago, Ayal and Leah Amzel were celebrating the 20th anniversary of Yali’s Café. They opened the restaurant across the street from…
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Justine Chadly
When Justine Chadly couldn’t find a creative arts program for her two-year-old, she decided to start one herself. Justine grew up in San Francisco,…
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Melissa Zohar
Melissa and her husband separated when she was pregnant with their second child, and since then she’s been raising her daughters (now four and…
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Bezawit Abebe
Bezawit Abebe was born in Ethiopia and made aliyah to Israel in her 20s, becoming an Israeli citizen and dedicating herself to advocating for…
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Katrina and Pascual
Meet Katrina and Pascual, who faced a significant drop in income when the coronavirus hit. Katrina is a clinical social worker who had recently…
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A Thrice-Fulfilled Dream: Tamara’s Story
Not many people have lived through what Tamara has. After surviving the Holocaust and losing many family members, she suffered through years of religious…
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Hebrew Free Loan Aids in Reuniting a Family: Alex & Lola’s Story
The immigration process is complex. The immigration process is complex. One misstep along the way – one misfiled paper – and you’re back to…
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