Provides emergency grants to prevent homelessness and utility shut-offs, clothing, burial, transportation (when connected to sustaining a job), and other needs.
The Financial Literacy program empowers individuals and families by offering a holistic and unique approach to financial education. This includes educating households on how to implement better financial decisions with the goal of reaching financial sustainability. We work with families to create household budgets, reduce debt, improve credit history, maximize income, prioritize payments, and more.
These programs give low-income families resources they would not otherwise be able to provide their children.
- We offer financial assistance for costs associated with a Bar/Bat Mitzvah such as room rental, tutor, or Kiddush.
- Holiday Toy Drive enables families to purchase holiday toys for their children.
- Back to School Supplies provide students with backpacks, school supplies, and financial assistance for the necessary costs associated with attending school.
- Camp Scholarships make it possible for children to enjoy a summer camp experience while their parents continue to work.
Funds raised through
Mitzvah to Mitzvah Basket rentals help families in need celebrate their child’s Bar/Bat Mitzvah, provide camp scholarships, or purchase winter clothes, back to school supplies, or holiday toys.
Provides interest-free loans to individuals and families for emergencies, personal financial challenges, tuition and education-related costs, first-time home purchases, debt consolidation, starting a new small business, and special medical needs.