Gulf Coast Seafood and Co-op
Gulf Coast Agricultural and Seafood Co-Op (GCASC), is a non-profit first-of-its-kind facility turning seafood processing waste into fertilizer. The innovative LEED Gold plant is powered by self-generated methane biogas and solar energy. The Co-Op was formed by 23 local shrimp and crab companies having difficulty disposing of their seafood processing waste after their previous facility […]
Delta Memorial Hospital
The Delta Memorial Hospital, based in Dumas, Arkansas, has a long history of providing quality health care services to residents living in rural communities, throughout the Arkansas Delta. Over time, local leaders recognized the challenges facing their small, not-for-profit hospital: facilities were outdated, cutting-edge equipment was lacking, and patient capacity needed to be increased. Without […]
Ochsner Baptist Medical Center
Prior to Hurricane Katrina, Ochsner Baptist Medical Center (formerly Memorial Medical) treated more uninsured patients than any other private hospital in the region. NNMF’s NMTC financing (two other allocatees invested) was structured as operational capacity to expand and re-open more than one million square feet of medical services space including: 100-bed surgical hospital, a senior […]
St. Thomas Community Health Center
St. Thomas Community Health Center (STTCHC), New Orleans, LA completed financing in March, 2011 to purchase and renovate a 10,000 square foot historic building, consolidating the health center’s three existing sites and enabling the center to double the number of patients it currently serves. STTCHC was established in 1987 (originally as St. Thomas Community Health […]
Holy Cross School
The Project relocated the Holy Cross School following the destruction of its campus in Hurricane Katrina. The School has educated young men in the New Orleans community for over 125 years, carrying out this mission from its original campus in the Lower Ninth Ward. The original 16 acre campus was completely destroyed by flood waters. […]
Harrison Fresh Market
Robert Fresh Market has successfully rehabilitated a vacant 21,000 square foot building into a new full-service grocery store. The building formerly housed a successful community grocery store which was severely damaged during Hurricane Katrina and never reopened. The Harrison Fresh Market provides a critical service to the Lakeview neighborhood while contributing to the ongoing recovery […]
Habitat for Humanity, Gulf Coast Affiliates
Affordable For-Sale Single Family Housing: The Habitat Homes Project provided support to Habitat for Humanity (HFH) affiliates located in Metro Jackson and in the Mississippi Gulf Coast areas of Mississippi. These two HFH entities collaborated to build 85+ affordable single-family homes in Hurricane Katrina-impacted communities across Mississippi. Home designs incorporated water and energy-saving elements along […]
Booker T. Washington
KIPP Booker T. Washington High School is the second high school in the KIPP New Orleans network of college-prep charter schools. The school has grown to serve students from grades 9 to 12 and provides high-quality charter seats for 930 students, 91% of whom are projected to be low- income and 25% special education, both […]
YMCA Belle Chasse
New YMCA in an areas severely damaged by Hurricane Katrina.
GAME Equipment
$2 million NMTC investment enabled the company’s owner to realize manufacturing and exporting vision. An additional $3.16 million private capital invested in the company. Both allowed GAME to expand its facility to make the operation more efficient and to increase production.