CDE: Community Development Funding

To all NMTC Coalition Members: If you would like to add projects, a description of your CDE, or anything else to this page, contact Paul Anderson.

Recent Allocation Awards:

Project Profiles and Stories

FareStart Adult Culinary Academy

Seattle,
WA
(2007)

Community, Culinary Entrepreneurship, Mixed-use, Restaurants and Catering, Retail and Commercial, Vocational Training

CDE(s): Community Development Funding

A social enterprise in Seattle dedicated to transforming the lives of homeless men and women through job training and placement in the food service industry.

Coos Historical and Maritime Museum

North Bend,
OR
(2013)

Community, Daycare and Early Childhood, Museums, Rural, Youth and Families

CDE(s): Community Development Funding

NMTC financing supported the construction of the Coos Historical and Maritime Museum

Baker Ripley Neighborhood Center

Houston,
TX
(2008)

Community, Daycare and Early Childhood, FQHCs, Healthcare, Incubator, Retail, Schools, Youth and Families

CDE(s): Community Development Funding, Greystone CDE

Construction of a community village including an elementary charter school that is integrated with a Head Start program; a welcome center for traditional community center activities, including after-school and adult

The Ronald McDonald House (RMH) of Fort Worth

Fort Worth,
TX
(2013)

Behavioral Health, Community, Healthcare, Ronald McDonald House, Shelters and Community Food

CDE(s): Community Development Funding, Grow America

With NMTC financing the construction of 20 new private rooms allows the RMH of Ft. Worth to house 300 more families each year.

Boys Girls Clubs of King County

Seattle,
WA
(2007)

Boys and Girls Clubs, Community, Recreation, Youth and Families

CDE(s): Community Development Funding

Financing for the New Boys and Girls Club facility, the Rainier Vista Boys and Girls Club.

Bentley Project

Phoenix,
AZ
(2005)

Behavioral Health, Community, Healthcare

CDE(s): Community Development Funding

Located in Phoenix just south of the Downtown Warehouse District, the former commercial laundry facility, Phoenix Linen and Towel Supply Company, has undergone a renovation of more than 30,000 square