Hebrew Free Loan Association

San Francisco, CA ·EIN 94-1156545 ·Grant funding profile from IRS 990 filings

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$692K received 11 funders 22 grants · 2020–2025

Who funds Hebrew Free Loan Association?

Hebrew Free Loan Association is funded by 11 grantmakers, led by Barbara and Gerson Bakar Foundation ($250K), East Bay Community Foundation ($129K), Perlman Family Foundation ($102K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $692K in grants to Hebrew Free Loan Association between 2020–2025.

FunderTotal givenGrantsYears
Barbara and Gerson Bakar Foundation$250,00032022–2024
East Bay Community Foundation$129,00042021–2024
Perlman Family Foundation$102,28922020–2022
Yerba Buena Fund$86,00022020–2024
Helzel Family Foundation$70,00022020–2021
The Kalt Family Foundation$25,00012021
Shoresh Foundation$13,60022020–2021
Swig Foundation$9,50012020
The Shimon Ben Joseph Foundation$5,00012024
Richmon Family Foundation$1,40032023–2025
Maier Family Foundation$35512022

What grants has Hebrew Free Loan Association received?

Individual grants from IRS Form 990 filings, newest first

YearFunderPurposeAmount
2025Richmon Family FoundationTo provide interest free loans to help Jewish individuals and other in Northern California to overcome financial challenges$500
2024Barbara and Gerson Bakar FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT$100,000
2024East Bay Community FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT, SUPPORTING THE POLLAK COMMUNITY LOAN PROGRAM$41,000
2024Yerba Buena FundLOAN FORGIVENESS FOR SENIORS$36,000
2024The Shimon Ben Joseph FoundationGENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT$5,000
2024Richmon Family FoundationTo provide interest free loans to help Jewish individuals and other in Northern California to overcome financial challenges$500
2023Barbara and Gerson Bakar FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT$100,000
2023East Bay Community FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT, GENERAL SUPPORT FOR POLLAK COMMUNITY LOAN PROGRAM (FOR UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS LOANS)$41,000
2023Richmon Family FoundationTo provide interest free loans to help Jewish individuals and other in Northern California to overcome financial challenges$400
2022Barbara and Gerson Bakar FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT$50,000
2022East Bay Community FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT, POLLAK COMMUNITY LOAN PROGRAM ($25,000) AND GENERAL SUPPORT ($15,000)$41,000
2022Perlman Family FoundationGENERAL USE$26,094
2022Maier Family FoundationPHILANTHROPY$355
2021Helzel Family FoundationPOLLAK COMMUNITY LOAN PROGRAM$40,000
2021The Kalt Family FoundationGENERAL PURPOSE$25,000
2021East Bay Community FoundationGENERAL SUPPORT, IN MEMORY OF MARVIN WEISSBERG$6,000
2021Shoresh FoundationGENERAL$3,600
2020Perlman Family FoundationGENERAL USE$76,195
2020Yerba Buena Fund$25,000 C19 RELIEF EFFORTS; $25,000 GENERAL OPERATIONS$50,000
2020Helzel Family FoundationPOLLAK COMMUNITY LOAN PROGRAM$30,000
2020Shoresh FoundationGENERAL$10,000
2020Swig FoundationHelp first-generation students to afford an education, couples pursuing fertility assistance or afford an expensive adoption process, and the recently unemployed to manage their expenses.$9,500

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds Hebrew Free Loan Association?

Hebrew Free Loan Association is funded by 11 grantmakers, led by Barbara and Gerson Bakar Foundation ($250K), East Bay Community Foundation ($129K), Perlman Family Foundation ($102K). In total, IRS Form 990 filings record $692K in grants to Hebrew Free Loan Association between 2020–2025.

Who is Hebrew Free Loan Association's largest funder?

Barbara and Gerson Bakar Foundation is the largest recorded funder of Hebrew Free Loan Association, with $250K across 3 grants (2022–2024).

How much grant funding has Hebrew Free Loan Association received?

IRS 990 filings record $692K in grants to Hebrew Free Loan Association across 22 grants from 11 funders between 2020–2025. Filings are published on a delay, so recent grants may not appear yet.

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