The NMTC means a great deal to our organization and the communities we serve. We have over 35 years developing affordable housing for our working families, farm workers, migrant farm workers, seniors, and veterans. This credit has allowed organizations like CVHC to continue providing the American Dream of homeownership to thousand of individuals and families who could not otherwise have a roof over their heads. Therefore, the Coachella Valley Housing Coalition is proud to join others in urging Congress to provide a permanent extension and expansion of the New Markets Tax Credit.
Construction of a new 20,000 square foot state-of-the-art community facility in Watts for the Children’s Institute is expected to begin in January 2020 and be completed in July 2021. The … Read More
Development of a new facility to operate and expand an Early Care and Education program that is currently leasing space. The new facility will provide 80 licensed slots serving approximately … Read More
Established in 1970, the Yolo Food Bank was founded as a volunteer-run backyard gleaning program and has grown to an organizational network of staff, volunteers, and partner agencies. YFB coordinates … Read More
Pacific Safety Solutions, a safety consulting firm, used financing from the JCCR Fund Redeployments to purchase the 3,800 SF commercial property it previously leased in Vista, CA. With the $350,000 … Read More
The NMTC allocation was used by the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Youth Orchestra Los Angeles (“YOLA”) program to rehabilitate and transform an existing 18,000 sq. ft. commercial building into a music … Read More
Meals on Wheels San Francisco (MOWSF) plans on making sure no homebound senior in the City goes hungry. The nonprofit has begun construction on a $41.5 million state-of-the-art industrial kitchen … Read More
The Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital’s (MLKCH) Wellness Center will provide much needed medical services to the residents of south Los Angeles. The $32.5 million, 52,000 square foot, medical … Read More
Compass Family Services is located in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood and operates an emergency shelter, transitional housing program, child care centers, and a computer lab and training center for families … Read More
This consists of two projects: the construction of a new 27,500 S.F. facility in Lompoc, CA to replace an existing leased facility in Lompoc, and the renovation of a 21,300 … Read More
The Yurok Tribal Community Forest and Salmon Fishery Preserve is a California North Coast enterprise focused on sustainable forestry (including a carbon sequestration project), fisheries habitat protection and restoration, and … Read More
The new Coyote Valley Hotel will be 55,000 square feet and will have 101 guest rooms. It is located along US Highway 101, a major commercial artery bringing customers through … Read More
The Karuk Tribe constructed a 4,800 sq ft family services center in Happy Camp, California. The center houses many tribal programs including cash aid, behavioral and substance abuse counseling, job … Read More
Living Rooms at the Border is a 13,469 square-foot mixed-use project in the historic heart of San Ysidro, a predominantly Latino community in the City of San Diego. This economic … Read More
Ednovate, Inc. is a Charter Management Organization designed and developed by the USC Rossier School of Education in 2012 to close the graduation gap for high-need students in Los Angeles … Read More
