Jewish Educational Loan Fund (JELF)
6065 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs, 30328
(770) 396-3080
JELF is a nonprofit that gives Jewish students interest-free loans for college, graduate school, and vocational or technical programs. The loans cover what is still needed after other aid, and students pay back only what they borrow. Students must have lived in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, or Virginia (not metro DC) and show financial need.
Summary written by ATL Care from public information
Sign in to save this to a project or list.
What they offer 6
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 30
Alembik Clergy EndowmentProgram
This dedicated fund supports children of Jewish clergy through JELF's regular interest-free loan process.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Career Network and Resume ReviewService
JELF loan recipients can get a one-on-one resume review from an experienced recruiter. JELF also offers mentorship matching, as a mentor or a mentee.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Financial Aid Resource FinderService
A searchable list on JELF's website of scholarships, gap-year funding, federal aid, and other ways to pay for college. You can filter by state and type of aid.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Interest-Free Higher Education LoansProgram
Loans with no interest for Jewish students who still have a money gap after other aid.-accredited college, graduate school, or vocational school.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 30
Local JELF Administrator InterviewsService
Local JELF Administrators interview applicants and help guide them through the loan process.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 10
Student Resource HubService
A page of links to Jewish campus groups, college decision help, and places to report antisemitism or take legal action. It is for Jewish students wherever they study.
Community checks
Used this organization recently? A 5-second check keeps this page honest.
Sign in to confirm this info works. Every check helps the next person.
No community checks yet.
Called them? Visited? A 5-second tap below keeps this info alive for the next person.
See something wrong or out of date? Report an issue with this page