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June 13, 2024 - Image 22

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2024-06-13

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JUNE 13 • 2024 | 29

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CANTON
(734) 981-1760
41840 FORD ROAD

CANTON, MI 48187

WEST BLOOMFIELD
(248) 863-9696
6315 HAGGERTY RD

WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI 48322

CHIC SIGHT,

SMART SAVINGS

At Direct Optical Optique

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www.hfldetroit.org • 248.723.8184

6735 TELEGRAPH ROAD, SUITE 300 • BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICHIGAN 48301

Community donations help Hebrew Free Loan give
interest-free loans to local Jews for a variety of personal,
health, educational and small business needs.

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When Dr. Mark Cohen was told he qualified
for Hebrew Free Loan’s Entrepreneurial
Debt Repayment Benefit, he was over
the moon. The benefit, in partnership with the
William Davison Centennial Fund at Jewish
Federation, allows up to $10,000 of Mark’s
graduate school loan debt to be eliminated.
Mark was eligible because he received a
loan through the William Davidson
Jewish College Loan Program to attend
graduate school, then opened a successful
business in Michigan.
Mark, who went to chiropractic school after
undergrad, returned after graduation to work
at a practice that ultimately didn’t match his
treatment philosophy. His mentor, Dr. David
Kirsch, suggested Mark consider founding
his own practice rather than compromise.
Mark and his wife and chiropractic partner,
Jessica, connected with a clinic with retiring
practitioners, approached HFL and the
Marvin I. Danto Small Business Loan
Program for help with funding, and got to
work offering their patients the kind of home-
like, supportive wellness they envisioned.
“Jessica and I are living our dream with the
help of HFL,” Mark said. “The loan repayment
was just frosting on the cake.”

Hebrew Free Loan Detroit
@hebrewfreeloandetroit

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