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Donate a Vehicle
Click here to donate a vehicle with our registered partner, CARS. The donation process can be completed in as little as two minutes. There is no charge for towing, and your gift is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Call 855-500-RIDE for more information, or...
Make a Gift of Securities
Stocks, bonds, or mutual funds that have appreciated in value may be an attractive donation for you under current tax laws. When you transfer ownership to Hebrew Free Loan, you receive a charitable income tax deduction to the full extent allowed by law. Please alert...
Create a Permanent Named Fund
With a gift of $10,000 or more, you can create a Permanent Named Fund that will exist in perpetuity. Subsequent gifts from you will be credited to the fund, and others may contribute to it as well. To set up a Permanent Named Fund, please contact our Development...
Start a New Loan Program
Create an enduring charitable legacy by establishing a new loan program at Hebrew Free Loan. We can create a loan program that reflects your interests and values while supporting Hebrew Free Loan’s tradition of interest-free lending. At the same time, receive...
Bringing a Child into the World: Roman and Liliya’s Story
Roman and Liliya Kagan are the proud and happy parents of Bella, now almost a year-and-a-half old. Bella loves jumping in puddles, the color pink, and, of course, her mother and father. Roman and Liliya are also one of many families who have received a Hebrew Free...
One Loan Touches Many Lives: Tobi’s Story
Tobi Lessem was 25 when she first came to Hebrew Free Loan, just back from eight months on a kibbutz. While she was still in Israel, she met with a bodyworker in the middle of the desert and experienced a profound healing. A vision of her own future opened before her,...
Hurricane Harvey: One Year Later
Watch this short video and hear stories of some of the individuals who were helped by the emergency loan fund established at Hebrew Free Loan Association of Houston....
Ramit & Rafi’s Story
When Hurricane Harvey hit, Ramit Plushnick-Masti and her husband Rafi told their three sons to pack a small bag of their most important possessions. Their teenage son first grabbed his tefillin. In the midst of the chaos and tragedy, they knew they had passed down an...