Pittsburgh Glass Center (2022)
The project involves the $12.2 million renovation and/or expansion of two buildings supporting the work of the Pittsburgh Glass Center (“PGC”), a local nonprofit, public-access education center, art gallery and
Vermont & Manchester (2022)
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
The Welcome House of Northern Kentucky (2022)
The Welcome House, Inc., which serves eight counties in Northern Kentucky, has a 40-year track record of meeting the needs of the homeless and those living in poverty who are
HFCC Support / Towne Twin Village (2022)
This project serves the most vulnerable homeless people through a wide array of social, medical, and mental assistance. It will also provide 59 “Tiny Homes”, which will be permanent housing.
Goodwill Excel Center Midsouth (2023)
Goodwill Excel Center Midsouth (the “Excel Center”), located in Memphis, Tennessee, is a contract adult high school operating in partnership with Shelby County Schools (“SCS”). The Excel Center opened its
Tennessee Justice Center (2022)
The Tennessee Justice Center provides free legal representation in civil cases to 1,700 low-income clients each year from across Tennessee, principally in cases involving access to health care, nutrition assistance
Housing Access and Neighborhood Stabilization Revolving Loan Fund (2022)
This is phase 1 of a 10- to 15-year development plan that looks at transformation where people live, work and play in their corner of the JeffVanderLou neighborhood. Habitat for
Northstar, New Bedford (2023)
The project involves financing a new 17,500 square foot state-of-the-art Early Education and Community Center, to be located on what is now a blighted, vacant lot in a largely residential
Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits (2023)
NMTC financing supported a project designed to strengthen and provide a home to Oklahoma’s nonprofit community recently received a sizable financial boost. The Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits (OKCNP) received $10
Crossover Sports Association – Crossover Community Center (2022)
Memphis Union Mission’s Opportunity Center (2022)
A $14,000,000 New Markets Tax Credit (“NMTC”) investment supported Memphis Union Mission’s (“MUM”) The Opportunity Center, Phase 2 on March 14, 2022. Located at 383 Poplar Avenue in Memphis, Tennessee,
Philadelphia Youth Basketball (2022)
Acquisition, renovation and equipping of former industrial building to create new 95,000 sq. ft. youth basketball facility with related services and programs. The facility’s programs are anticipated to serve 6,000
Detroit People’s Food Commons Development (2022)
Marygrove (2022)
The Immaculata School is the rehabilitation of an innovative, foundational, and collaborative education facility serving K-5 and run by the Detroit Public School Community District (DPSCD). Rehab includes mechanical, electrical,
Dr. Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy (High School) (2023)
Dream Charter School (2022)
This project will finance the redevelopment of the historic and iconic “History Channel Building,”previously vacant for more than 20 years, into a 188,181 sq. ft. educational facility in the Mott
Community Music Center of sq. ft. (Bowes Center) (2022)
New building The Ute and William K. Bowes, Jr. Center for Performing Arts, located at 200 Van Ness Ave, dramatically amplifies the scale of opportunity SFCM provides for students and
America’s Second Harvest Food Bank (2023)
The America’s Second Harvest project entails the construction of two buildings totaling 152,900 sq. ft. for a food bank warehouse and distribution hub located in Savannah, GA. Specifically, 98,000 sq.
Jesus Center/Renewal Center Campus (2022)
PCC Primary Care Pavilion (2022)
In February 2022, CDF provided $14 million in New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) allocation to PCC Community Wellness Center to fund the construction of a 32,000 sq. ft. health and
North Carolina Central University (2024)
Claflin University by Panther Health (2017)
Claflin Student Activity and Community Center (2022)
Birmingham YMCA (2024)
After hiatus, there’s now a homeless shelter just for women and children in Nashville ()
DC Safe (2023)
Howard University Center of Excellence in Housing and Urban Research and Policy (2023)
Homefull (2023)
Construction of a two-story 48,000 sq. ft. community facility that will be developed as a Health and Wellness Campus providing healthcare, job training, and healthy foods programs. The 48,000 sq.
GROW CTE School (2023)
This project will finance the expansion of Lakota Tech High School near Pine Ridge, SD. Built in 2020, Lakota Tech High School consists of 78,810 sq.ft. It is the only
Ronald McDonald House (Dayton) (2023)
New tax credits are expected to boost the new Ronald McDonald House Charities facility near Dayton Children’s Hospital, CityWide Development Corp. said Tuesday. CityWide announced $13 million in federal NMTCs
UTEC, Lowell, MA (2023)
Project entails the renovation of a 2-story, ~28,500 sq. ft. commercial warehouse building located at 70-80 Church Street, Lowell, MA into a Woodworking Social Enterprise center for UTEC, Inc. (~12,800
McClellan Early Childhood Education Center (2023)
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
Jackie Robinson Family YMCA (2023)
CCP provided $7 million to allocation to reimburse borrower for construction costs in connection with a new aquatic facility for a YMCA financed with NMTCs in 2016. The original three-lane
Waimea Middle School (2023)
This investment will allow an existing 501(c)(3) operating business, to refinance working capital to further support expanded operations and services it currently provides on 16 acres of land located in
Cincinnati Children’s Theatre (2023)
Cincinnati Children’s Theatre provides programming services for children ages 4-12 years old, with 7 years being the average age. With the Emery Theatre as their permanent home, the theatre will
SBCS (2023)
CCP provided $18 million in allocation to SBCS to finance the construction of a new 61,00 sq. ft. headquarters building in Chula Vista, CA. The new facility will provide the
