Funders to approach for Hebrew Free Loan Association of San Francisco

San Francisco, California$3.5M revenue75 funders on file

To aid worthy jewish people to be and remain self-supporting and self-respecting persons by aid of loans, grants and such services as the individual may require. Such loans, grants and services shall be rendered without interest or other charges. Loans are given for emergencies, personal financial challenges, tuition and other educational-related costs, first time home purchases, debt consolidation, starting or expanding a small business, adoption, health care, and assisting those who have become unemployed. Loans are also provided to synagogues and other jewish…

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Best betsLikely, smaller grants1 in 40$42k, your typical grant1 in 401 in 201 in 102 in 10$10k$30k$100k$300kChance of a first grant within two years →Likely grant for you →

Expected from this list$820k–$3.1Mover two years, from 12–17 new funders

Last two years (2023–24)$1.5Mfrom 7 new funders

Half the value is in your top funder, of 163

FunderWay inChanceLikely grant

1The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationSimilar grantees: Marin Community Foundation ($40k/yr), Public Advocates Inc ($190k/yr), Jewish Community Center of San Francisco ($6k/yr)2 in 10$79k
2The William G Irwin Charity FoundationGives in California (194 of 237)Similar grantees: Redwood Empire Food Bank ($120k/yr), The Legacy Funds of Holy Names University ($50k/yr)1 in 10$95k
3The James Irvine FoundationGives in California (795 of 990)Similar grantees: Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles ($5k/yr), Jewish Family and Community Services East Bay ($300/yr), Jewish Federation of San Diego County ($5k/yr)2 in 10$32k

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