CDE: United Fund Advisors

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Project Profiles and Stories

The Family YMCA of Marion and Polk Counties (2021)

Salem, OR
A YMCA is building a new community center in Salem, Oregon.

Logos Academy and LogoWorks (2022)

York, PA
The renovation of a former car dealership and construction of a new multipurpose facility at a site located across the street from the existing Logos facility.

University Charter School (2023)

Livingston, AL

Opened in 2018, UCS is a non-profit PreK-12 charter school in Livingston, Alabama. This small town is anchored by the University of Western Alabama (UWA), and the school currently shares

Roseland Boys and Girls Club (2023)

Roseland, CA
A new boys and girls club provides children with after school enrichment.

New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (2017)

New Orleans, LA
New Orleans Center for Creative Arts is a regional, pre-professional arts training center that offers students intensive instruction in culinary arts, dance, media arts.

Shop-Rite at Perring Parkway (2012)

Parkville, MD
Grocery store with affordable groceries.

Castellucci Hospitality Group  (2021)

Johns Creek, GA
In order to expand production and create more high-quality jobs, Castellini constructed a new 180,000 sq. ft. refrigerated processing and distribution facility that includes 20,000 sq. ft. of LEED-certified office

$250M Lighthouse Point project taking shape on Staten Island waterfront ()

American Peanut Growers Group to Open New Facility Creating 90 Jobs ()

CMC Post Oklahoma (2017)

Durant, OK

CMC Oklahoma is the construction and expansion of a technologically advanced steel and T-post manufacturing facility located in a Promise Zone.

American Peanut Growers Group, LLC (2021)

Donalsonville, GA

Formed in 2003, American Peanut Growers Group LLC is a farmer-owned cooperative shelling plant that returns the profit over the farmer stock price directly back to the growers through distributions,

Cam Turner ()

Cam Turner co-founded and co-heads all management and investment activities of United Fund Advisors, LLC (UFA), a fund manager and financial services company that provides investment capital and advisory services

Green Zebra Project 1 (2015)

Portland, OR
Financing for Green Zebra Grocery, a neighborhood grocery offering convenient access to fresh, healthy foods.

ST Paper (2010)

Oconto Falls, WI
ST Paper purchased the Oconto Falls mill in 2007 and made investments in the operation to expand its customer reach and improve production capabilities.

Community Medical Centers (2008)

Fresno, CA
Community Medical Centers, the largest and most comprehensive hospital system in California’s San Joaquin Valley, developed the Deran Koligian Ambulatory Care Center to increase medical services to surrounding underserved communities.

Kroger Fulfillment Center (2020)

Forest Park, GA
Construction of a 375,000 sq. ft. e-commerce grocery fulfillment center in Forest Park, Georgia.

DePaul Treatment Center (2020)

Portland, OR
A new 53,000 sq. ft. facility, which sits on 3.4 acres of therapeutically planned green space.

Columbia Basin Health Association (2016)

Othello, WA
NMTC financing supported an organization with a mission of providing healthcare to all persons regardless of age, sex, color, ethnicity, national origin or the ability to pay.

Farwest Steel (2011)

Vancouver, WA
Steel manufacturer expands capacity and creates critical manufacturing jobs.

Talladega College Student Center (2018)

Talladega, AL
NMTCs Put Major Construction at Iconic Alabama College over the Top

Lighthouse Point (2016)

Staten Island, NY
Mixed-use development brought fresh food, accessible healthcare and job opportunities to a highly distressed community in the South Bronx.

Waterside School for Underserved Children (2011)

Stamford, CT
State-of-the-art facility doubles capacity for school educating underserved children.

Steel Warehouse Tucker (2016)

South Bend, IN
Financing for a steel fabricating company that expanded a new line of busincess focused on product development.

Michiana Public Broadcasting (2010)

South Bend, IN
The Michiana region gets a new headquarters for public television in South Bend.

Seattle Childrens Hospital (2008)

Seattle, WA
One of the country’s leading pediatric hospitals doubles its research space.

Monarch School (2012)

San Diego, CA
Renovation of a vacant warehouse provides a state-of-the-art K-12 learning facility for students impacted by homelessness.

Vanport Square (2006)

Portland, OR
Innovative business condominium building provides wealth-building opportunities in underserved area.

The Fremont Building (2006)

Portland, OR
A long vacant corner lot is transformed into a mixed-use building with office, restaurant and retail.

Smiths Block (2006)

Portland, OR
A cast-iron era treasure is preserved in Portland’s historic waterfront district.

Portland Habilitation Center (2013)

Portland, OR
A non-profit utilizes a rooftop solar PV system to help power its new facility.

Green Zebra (2016)

Portland, OR
Green Zebra, a startup grocer aspiring to offer low-income areas a mini-grocery store that focuses on fresh, high-quality food, was in need of long-term, patient equity to open and operate

Community Transitional School (2007)

Portland, OR
A school for children impacted by homelessness relocates into a new and permanent facility.

Albina Head Start (2014)

Portland, OR
A Head Start program serving over 1,000 children receives NMTC financing to improve their overall financial sustainability including working capital.

12W (2006)

Portland, OR
Catalytic mixed-use building links Portland’s Central Business District with its vibrant Pearl District.

Museum for African Art (2009)

New York, NY
African art museum finds a permanent location on “Museum Mile” of New York City.

Harlem Hospital Center (2012)

New York, NY
New construction and renovation of acute-care hospital increases patient services and ensures the highest quality of care for economically disadvantaged NY neighborhoods.