What does the Alembik Endowment Offer?
- Designated Fund: Endowment specifically set aside to fund JELF's calculated need for the children of Jewish clergy.
- Stable Funding: Ensures that JELF has dedicated funds for loans of children of clergy
- Bridging Financial Gaps: Helping clergy families manage the soaring costs of higher education.
Who is Eligible for Alembik Support?
- Children of Jewish Clergy: The children of rabbis and cantors who qualify and complete an application are eligible.
- Financial Need Criteria: Students must demonstrate financial need as determined by JELF.
- Accredited Institutions: Eligible students must be enrolled full-time in a U.S. accredited college or university.
When Should You Apply?
Alembik Funds are integrated into JELF’s regular application process, making it easy for eligible families to apply.
- Regular Application Cycles: Eligible students should apply during the regularly-designated annual application periods.
- Timeframe: JELF's application is open January - April (full academic year) and August - September (spring and/or summer semester(s) only).
- Set Reminders: Visit JELF’s application page for specific info and to schedule reminders for deadlines and more.
As a Holocaust survivor who built a distinguished legal career, Aaron Alembik was a staunch advocate for the power of education. Aaron and his wife Judith Miller Alembik made sure their children Marc and Gary had access to the best educational opportunities.
The Judith and Aaron Alembik Endowment Fund expands JELF's ability to help the children of Jewish clergy pursue higher education through interest-free loans, even as college costs continue to rise.
Questions?
For more information, please call us at 770-396-3080 or visit our JELF contact form to reach out.
