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COVID’s Financial Impact on our Jewish Community
Essay written by Nancy Weissmann, JIFLA's Executive Director
eJPhilanthropy Features Our YP Quick Start Loan Program
Jewish Interest-Free Loans of Atlanta (JIFLA) is offering small, easily accessible loans to people ages 20 to 40, Executive Director Nancy Weissmann told eJewishPhilanthropy. JIFLA launched the program because it was concerned that young people didn’t even know it existed, and created a young
JIFLA Quick Start Loan Program
Jewish Interest-Free Loan of Atlanta Announces Quick Start Loan Program Young Jewish Professionals in Atlanta can now apply for a 0% interest loan up to $3,000 ATLANTA, GA, November 8, 2021 - Jewish Interest-Free Loan of Atlanta (JIFLA) today announces launch of the Quick Start Loan program.
Jewish Interest-Free Loan of Atlanta Announces Inaugural Young Professional Committee Class & Executive Board Installations
Next Generation of Jewish Leaders, Advocates Will Help Connect Young Professionals & Provide Interest-Free Loans to Metro Atlanta Jews in Need ATLANTA, GA, JUNE 24, 2021 - Jewish Interest-Free Loan of Atlanta (JIFLA) today announces the organization’s first-ever Young Professional Committee
JF&CS & JIFLA Launch New Collaborative Emergency Assistance Program With Funding from The Zalik Foundation
Jewish Family & Career Services of Atlanta (JF&CS) and Jewish Interest Free Loan of Atlanta (JIFLA) are pleased to announce they have received $580,000 in grant funding from the Zalik Foundation to help support Jewish people in the Atlanta area maintain self-sufficiency and financial
Harry, Ethel, and Geoffrey Pines Memorial Fund
JIFLA is pleased to announce the creation of the Harry, Ethel, and Geoffrey Pines Memorial Fund. In recognition and memory of Harry, Ethel, and Geoffrey’s commitment to helping others, a donor fund has been created to continue their legacy. JIFLA is honored to maintain their memory