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We look forward to seeing you at JELF's 147th Annual Meeting or to having you join us post-event to watch our program. If you signed up for virtual, stay tuned for the link. Please let us know if you have any questions!
Tuesday, December 6, 2023 | 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Temple Sinai of Sandy Springs
5645 Dupree Drive, NW, 30327
Cocktails & heavy hors d'oeuvres + Seated Program
Business Casual
JELF is making a difference.
Each loan JELF makes represents a student and a story.
JELF has played a part by providing 6,646 interest-free, last dollar loans. We refer to our recipients as JELFies.
6,646 Total Students
99% Repayment Rate
438 Recpients Last Year
100% Jewish Students
![orph_home2 - Copy Children of the Hebrew Orphans’ Home going on a field trip
to the Loew’s Grand Theatre in Atlanta, circa 1928.](https://jelf.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/orph_home2-Copy-scaled.jpg)
![HOH Hebrew Orphans' Home, 478 Washington Street, Atlanta, 1889 - 1930. This building was sold in the 1970's and later demolished.](https://jelf.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/HOH.jpg)
![Al Garber Al Garber,
Hebrew Orphans' Home Resident; Board Chair 1965-1967](https://jelf.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/AL-GARBER-e1579287234760.jpg)
Many JELF loan recipients are vital members of the JELF community – in turn, helping future Jewish students in need
$813K repaid last year.
This is one of the main ways our fund for new loans is replenished
JELF Alumni Leadership
16% of current JELF Board members are either former recipients themselves or have a close family member who was a JELF recipient!
Volunteering to Lend a Hand
Each year scores of volunteers from around JELF's five-state region personally review each loan applications
Tomer T.
"There was a low point in my life where I couldn't feed myself. JELF provided me with the funds to be able to pay for basic life necessities. That's why it's so important to me as a donor to give back to JELF"