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Project Profiles and Stories

Major renovations to a 33,000 square foot Food Bazaar supermarket in Ridgewood increases access to fresh food and produce in an underserved area of Queens.

Founded in 1964 and established as a nonprofit in 1967, the Spanish Speaking Unity Council of Alameda County, Inc. (“The Unity Council or TUC”) is a social equity development corporation

NMTC financing for the Kingsley House, a United Way Community Impact Partner and nationally renowned as the oldest Settlement House in the South, has served more than half a million
The project will construct a new 34,000 sq. ft. facility allowing for more efficient use of space for programs and services.

McClellan ECE involves the development of a new, 14,000 sq. ft. early childhood education (ECE) facility in Detroit, Michigan. The project will be utilized as a Head Start Facility for

Project advances environmental justice through urban tree restoration, is transforming an industrial brownfield site into a 22,000 sq. ft. headquarter facility adjacent to the Atlanta BeltLine trail.
Expansion and modernization of technical college increases career opportunities for low-income persons through affordable workforce training and wraparound services.
The construction of the exhibits for the new 200,000 sq. ft. Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center.

Social service provider for low-income families. Project supports the major renovations and program expansion at two MFS facilities. Major upgrades and 5,000 sq. ft. expansion to create a modern 18,600

NMTC financing allowed the completion of the first phase of their redevelopment project, the Witte Research Center.
College Builds Bridge with Campus/Community Center
The NorShor Theatre started as the Orpheum Theatre in 1910 and enjoyed decades of success in Duluth before closing.
New construction of a 43,730 sq. ft. facility that will have an optimized production kitchen with increased cold and dry storage; an efficient food preparation space; a dedicated volunteer training
Renovation of the dilapidated former exotic film theater at 80 Turk Street into a new home for Counterpulse, a nonproift that provides space and resources for emerging artists and cultural
Meals on Wheels San Francisco works to make sure no homebound senior in the City goes hungry.
Finance construction of a building to be used as a field house.

Finance the adaptive reuse of two structures and the new construction of an office building containing approximately 61,000 sq. ft. of office and ground floor retail space, a roof terrace,

The expansion of the facility allowed the food bank to distribute an additional 36 million pounds of food, which is the equivalent of an additional 30 million meals for hungry
The construction of new food distribution facility for Meals on Wheels of Tarrant County.
The LOVE Building was purchased by Allied Media Projects to provide a long-term home for its own operations and affordable spaces for a network of Detroit-based social justice nonprofits.
A mixed-use nonprofit office space with shared meeting facilities, a café and 4 workforce housing apartments
The development and operation of 45,000 SF, 12 screen, minority-owned commercial movie theater which may serve as a community center.
​The Kress at Third and Main Project involved the rehab of three buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.
Esperanza Community Housing Corporation, a nonprofit organization that supports affordable housing, health, arts and sciences, education and economic development, renovated a former garment factory into a 35,000-square-foot mixed-use building.
The Michael R. Klein Center for Jobs and Justice will allow DC Central Kitchen to triple its capacity and scale its ability to provide job training and healthy food at
Retail & commercial space that incorporates full-service grocery stores, restaurants, and retail shops.
The Jessie Ball duPont Center provides nonprofit office space, community meeting space, and individual / group co-working space in downtown Jacksonville.
Financing for a youth academic enrichment organization.
The building a uniquely integrated student union, recreation center, and athletic facility that benefits generations of college students and the greater community.
Acquire and construct new buildings for expanded space for school and childcare center.
The SEED School of Los Angeles is part of a catalytic Transit Priority Joint Development Project at the major intersection of Vermont and Manchester in South Los Angeles.
NMTC financing supported 67,000 sq. ft. redevelopment where 16 victim advocacy groups agreed to relocate new full time staff under one roof.

Located at the Northeast corner of Vermont and Manchester in South Central Los Angeles, Evermont (Vermont and Manchester) is a transformational, 160,000 sq. ft., mixed-use development that will directly address

Urban Assembly Charter School for Computer Science (“Comp Sci High”) is a single-site work-based learning, computer science focused non-profit Charter school in the South Bronx. Founded in 2018 with a

NMTC financing helped make the expansion and renovation of a childrens museum possible.
The Caritas Center in Santa Rosa, CA is a new 3-story 46,500 sq. ft. center providing supportive services for the homeless and near homeless, a medical respite for homeless and