DHFLA is pleased to share a story from eJewish Philanthropy about how our Israeli sister agency is supporting start-up small business loans. Read the article and then learn how DHFLA […]
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Dallas Hebrew Free Loan Association extends a shoutout to Harriet Gross and the Texas Jewish Post for bringing to attention that interest free loans is an essential Jewish service. In
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Total outstanding student debt in the U.S. in 2022 is $1.6 trillion. The average household with student loans has $48,000 in outstanding student debt. Higher education graduates with debt spend,
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Dallas Hebrew Free Loan Association extends a shoutout to Harriet Gross and the Texas Jewish Post for bringing to attention that the importance of ritual burial in Judaism cannot be
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George and Lillian Rothkopf, longtime DHFLA supporters in our Texas Jewish community, always believed that the highest form of charity was to give anonymously. So, while the late George Rothkopf
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A Message from President David Kronick As we turn the calendar to 2022, we do so with great hope even amidst the latest surge in the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite the
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If you’re an entrepreneur who has experienced a financial setback or seen a business venture fail to thrive, you may be a bit shy when it comes to revamping a
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Alexander Muss High School in Israel (AMHSI-JNF) is a pluralistic, college prep, international study abroad program that strengthens teens’ Jewish identity, teaching them 4,000 years of Jewish history while exploring
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Something we say all of the time at Greene Family Camp, is that “Camp is the Shabbat of the year.” While this statement always rings true, it holds more weight
Positive Jewish Experiences: Camp is the Shabbat of the Year Read More »
The person who helps another to become self-supporting by a gift or a loan or by finding employment for the recipient is the eighth and highest level of tzedakah or
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Why Interest Free Loans? Are interest free loans really a thing? Do they sound too good to be true, or is it a necessity borne out of these unsettling times? Well, interest free loans are not
If you’ve reached that magical age of 70½, you qualify to donate up to $100,000 annually to charity with funds in your IRA through a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). Not
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