The Legacy Society is a group of individuals who have included Hebrew Free Loan in their estate plans to help build a permanent financial base for the agency. These legacy gifts ensure that we can continue responding to the ever-changing needs of our Jewish community for generations to come, just as we have for the past 125 years.
By joining the Legacy Society, you make it possible for us to recognize your generosity during your lifetime and you inspire others to include Hebrew Free Loan in their own estate plans.
Ways to Give
A simple bequest in your will or living trust is the most common way to give. A bequest can be made for a specific amount, for a percentage of your estate, or for all or a portion of what is left after you have made bequests to your family.
You can also name Hebrew Free Loan as a beneficiary of a retirement plan or life insurance policy.
To discuss your planned giving options, please contact Jamie Hyams, Development Director, at jamie@hflasf.org or (415) 546-9902 x106.
Click here for our legacy intent form, which lets us know that you have included, or plan to include, Hebrew Free Loan in your estate plans.
View our Legacy Society brochure.
View a recent list of Hebrew Free Loan Legacy Society Members.
Patty and Alan Axelrod
Patty and Alan Axelrod were longtime supporters of Hebrew Free Loan. Their legacy lives on through a generous bequest from their estate after Patty…
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Simmie and Eric Baum
When Simmie Baum passed away last year, 13 years after her husband Eric, she left it to her son Randy to distribute the funds…
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Gregg and Sara Rubenstein
Gregg Rubenstein became a donor to Hebrew Free Loan when he was only 28 years old. And the more he learned about the organization,…
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Howard William Levin & Ira Paul Levin Fund: Jack & Sharon Levin’s Story
For the past 40+ years, Jack and Sharon Levin have marked momentous occasions in the lives of their friends and family with donations to…
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Impacting Future Generations: Rochelle Rubenstein’s Story
Rochelle “Shell” Rubenstein had always had a close relationship with her father, Arthur Stadt. So after Arthur’s passing, Shell was surprised to learn something…
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