CDE: Heartland Renaissance Fund

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.

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Project Profiles and Stories

NMTC brings first new manufacturer to industrial park in almost fifteen years.
Redeployment of a small dollar loan fund payment to construct a community facility for a nonprofit, Spring Grove Missionary Baptist Church.
Food Bank Expansion is Fighting Hunger and Feeding Hope
Building a Uniquely Effective Pathway Out of Homelessness in Central Arkansas
A major investment project is driving industrial growth and employment in Paris, AR
A specialized equipment manufacturer grew its footprint and added jobs in Eldon, MO
Construction and equipment purchases at peanut shelling plant and buying point warehouse in Jonesboro, AR.
Family-Run Steel Manufacturer Receives Critical NMTC Financing to Match Growing Demand
The NMTC investment will be used by Sovereign Pipe to purchase a portion of the new equipment that will be used in the manufacturing of HDPE pipe
Redeployment of small dollar loan fund payments to a roofing company to purchase new equipment.
Finances the renovation and expansion of the Science Center at University of Ozarks

Sam Walls, III has been with Arkansas Capital Corporation and Heartland Renaissance Fund for over 20 years and was named CEO January 2022. A 1996 graduate of Bowen Law School

The construction of a peanut processing plant that allows Delta Peanut, a cooperative of 73 family-owned peanut farms, to process and directly sell its peanuts, rather than outsourcing this activity
Expansion of an existing facility and the purchase of new equipment for an automobile parts manufacturer in Heber Springs, AR.
NMTCs financed the expansion of a soybean processing facility, which includes additional equipment purchases and operating cash to support grain procurement.
Financing for the construction of a new 30,000 sq. ft. full-service grocery store located in a designated food desert in the northeast neighborhood of Oklahoma City, OK.
Open Avenues, a 501(c) that fosters independent living and work skills for disabled adults, used a $6.5 million New Market Tax Credit allocation to support financing of their new headquarters
Construction of a biomass pellet facility. 30% of workforce to be filled by prisoner return to work employees through second chance program.
Financing working capital needs related to equipping development and operations facility for handling and processing slag and scrap metal and performing other services to suppor the operations of steel facility.
Construction a 350,000 square foot warehouse, as well as purchase equipment needed in connection w​ith the expansion, creating 54 new jobs.
Construction of a new residential dorm facility, cafeteria, and renovation of Old Main on the campus of Arkansas Baptist College.
New residential facilities have been constructed for the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts in Hot Springs.