CYJ’s long-time Executive Director, Frank Silberlicht, always says, “If you want your kids to have a Jewish background, give them a Jewish playground.” Camp Young Judaea-Texas is just that—a place […]
Jewish Camps Support Judaism for Our Youth in a Fun and Immersive Environment Read More »
In my bat mitzvah speech about five years ago, I spoke about the Hebrew Free Loan Association and their interest-free loans. Little did I know some years later, I would
Interest-free Loans Help Borrowers Reach Israel Read More »
Thank you to everyone who attended the June 8th Zeroes are Heroes event. It was an amazing evening in the beautiful home of Barbara and Clive Miskin. Three borrowers for
Borrowers Shared Stories of Interest-Free Loans at Zeroes Are Heroes Event Read More »
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
Help Your Business Thrive After Setbacks with a Small Business No Interest Loan Read More »
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
Supporting Education with No Interest Student Loans Read More »
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
Savvy Financial Gift Giving: Donating to DHFLA Through Your IRA Read More »
Dallas Hebrew Free Loan Association is excited to share our feature “Free loan program provides a helping hand” as printed in the Texas Jewish Post. This article is especially pertinent
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