CDE: Nonprofit Finance 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

Renovation and construction of a new facility establishes community resource hub and increases service capacity to Whitehaven residents
Renovation and construction of a new facility establishes community resource hub and increases service capacity to Whitehaven residents
Coney Island FQHC receives NMTC financing to expand its services

Northstar 2.0 is the renovation of a new building recently acquired by Columbia River Mental Health Services (CRMHS). The new building is 7,917 square feet and 7,117 feet will be

The redevelopment of the Pitkin Avenue Theatre in Brownsville Brooklyn into a mixed-use project.

The Joshua House Federally Qualified Health Center is a new facility that will be operated by the Los Angeles Christian Health Centers (LACHC) and housed in the first three stories

Aisha Benson is President and CEO of Nonprofit Finance Fund (NFF), a nonprofit lender, consultant, and advocate that has worked for more than 40 years to strengthen nonprofits and improve

NMTC financing to construct a new 27,000 sq. ft. facility, which includes versatile classrooms, confidential meeting spaces, and a community gathering area
The project developed a vacant brownfield lot into a 21,000 sq. ft. wellness cente providing services to 14,500 patients.
New construction of a 40,000 sq. ft. facility that provided comprehensive medical and mental health services, substance abuse treatment, and recovery activities for patients with complex health and social needs
Construction of a new middle school building to expand the current K-5 enrollment to K-8.
Renovation and expansion of 32,921 sq. ft. of space for the YMCA, supporting new community goods and services.
New construction of 29,000 sq. ft., 2 floor pediatric health clinic which will serve predominately black children.
Financing for the construction of a community health center.
Construction of the first facility on the West Coast fully dedicated to jazz music history, education and performance.
Financing for a new food bank and distribution center in Salt Lake City, UT.
Financing to help Project H.O.M.E. relocate its clinic.
A new, $48 million, 50,000-sq. ft. youth recreation and academic support center in Central Harlem, Manhattan, one of the most underserved urban neighborhoods in the country.
A vibrant educational K - 8 charter school in one of Nashville's lowest income neighborhoods.
The construction of a non-profit primary and preventive health care facility for the farmworkers and low-income service workers of Napa and Sonoma counties.
A new Federally Qualified Health Cente now provides integrated medical, dental and behavioral health services to primarily low-income individuals and families in three clinic locations on the big island, with
NMTC allocation supported the construction of the 33,800-square-foot facility.
This project supports the development of a new multi-purpose YMCA community facility that will significantly expand its services and outreach in the low-income community it serves.
Located in Dorchester, Massachusetts, the health center built a 36,500 sq. ft. “green” LEED gold certified addition to its existing site at 637 Washington Street.
Construction of a community center to provide supportive services to immigrants and low-income people of color.
A new supermarket in an area where more than 15,000 residents did not have adequate access to a full-service supermarket.
UHP used NMTC financing to build a new 54,000-sq. ft. facility adjacent to their currently overcrowded site in the Morrisania neighborhood of the Bronx.
A $3M expansion of the Crisis Stabilization Center at Centerstone's Behavioral Hospital and Addiction Center at 2020 26th Ave.
Community Servings is a nonprofit food and nutrition program providing services throughout Massachusetts and in Rhode Island to individuals and families living with critical and chronic illnesses.
Financing for a nonprofit organization dedicated to the celebration of arts and culture in the Lehigh Valley region, and the Lehigh Valley Public Telecommunications Corporation.
Financing for a community school for low-income children
The construction of the new 42,000-square-foot state-of-the-art Ryan Marshall Performing Arts Center, which expanded the existing school building both for student activities as well as for RCA's teacher training programs.
The Grove Park Initiative is sponsored by Grove Park Foundation, founded in 2015.
Chris 180 helps at-risk children, young adults, and families through mental health counseling.