New Spirit (2022)
Midwest Minnesota CDC allocated $10M to assist with a portion of the $17.9M development, construction, equipment, and other project costs for a new health center in Naytahwaush on the White
Little Big Horn College Health and Wellness Center (2011)
Little Big Horn College, the higher education institution of the Crow (Apsáalooke) Tribe of Indians, used $8.8 million in NMTCs provided by Travois New Markets and more than $2.3 million
Chocktaw hotel (2007)
A new hotel was financed on Choctaw lands to create jobs and economic development after the devastation of Katrina.
Wahpeton School District (2014)
The Minnewaukan Public School District has a new school for its kindergarten through 12th grade students, thanks in part to New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) financing provided by Travois New
Apex Surgical Building (2015)
The Chickasaw Nation recently utilized a $6.3M investment for the construction of a 15,000 sq. ft. property located at 1921 Cradduck Road, Ada, Oklahoma to develop a LEED certified surgery
Ogala Lakota County School District (2011)
This New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) transaction financed the major rehabilitation and expansion of a Oglala Lakota County School District K-8 public school. Located near Rockyford, South Dakota, the school
St. Croix Justice Center (2017)
New Markets Tax Credits were used to expand the St. Croix Chippewa Tribe judicial building in Webster. The new judicial center will increase space for a new domestic violence office,
Chequamegon Food Co-op (2015)
The Chequamegon Food Co-op is a member-owned grocery in Ashland on Lake Superior’s south shore. The co-op relocated and expanded thanks to financing from a community revolving loan from the
Historic Coliseum Building project (2023)
Historic Coliseum Building reopens after four-year restoration ()
Sovereign Pipe (2022)
Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma (2022)
Project financed in both 2021 and 2022. Expansion of a food bank that will more than double their capacity to provide meals in its 24-county service area. CFBEO provides on-site
Minneapolis American Indian Center (2022)
NMTC financing for the renovation and expansion of the Minneapolis American Indian Center (MAIC), a nonprofit community center in the heart of the American Indian community of Minneapolis providing comprehensive
RHC Complex Inc. (2023)
The Project involves the construction of a 13,798 square foot health center. The new facility is located on fee simple land owned by CSKT in the town or Ronan on
Mahpiya Luta (2024)
BlueHub Capital has awarded tax credits to Maȟpíya Lúta (Red Cloud) on the Pine Ridge Reservation, facilitating a $13 million investment in significant infrastructure projects. The funds will support the
CP Kelco U.S., Inc. (2023)
CP Kelco is a nature-based ingredient company that produces KELCOGEL® Gellan Gum, an innovative clean label ingredient (100% natural, no additives, no preservatives), which is sourced from naturally occurring lily
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
Allied Stone, Inc. (2023)
Allied Stone used the NMTC program to invest in a 2nd production line in order to meet increased demand for their Granite countertop division. The expansion enables them to meet
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
Lac Courte Oreilles Community Health Center (2023)
Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians will use $44.325 million in NMTC allocation to finance the construction of a state-of-the-art 52,000 sq. ft. tribal healthcare center located
Rocky Boy Health Center Admin Building (2023)
The project involves the construction of a 21,661 sq. ft. administration building for non-medical staff at the Rocky Boy Health Center (“RBHC”). The new facility is located on in the
Molokai General Hospital (2023)
The NMTC funding will be used to provide financing that will be used to retain 76 FTE, permanent jobs to support providing healthcare services to more than 6,250 native Hawaiian
Red Lake Charter School (2023)
Ground up construction of a 30,000 sqft, 150 student K-8 charter school on tribal lands. The Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, a federally recognized Indian is the sponsor of
Malone’s CNC Machining, Inc. (2023)
Malone’s CNC Machining, Inc. (“Malone’s”) is a manufacturer of replacement parts and assemblies for U.S. military aircraft. Malone’s specializes in B-52, KC-135 and EC-3 spare parts and provides a wide
San Carlos Apache Healthcare Clinic (2023)
NMTC funding was used to construct a 45,000 sq. ft. hospital annex and a 34,000 sq. ft. medical clinic that will provide primary care medical services and specialty care services
Pawnee Nation Behavioral Health Center (2023)
The Pawnee Nation Behavioral Health Center is a new facility aimed at enhancing healthcare accessibility for both Pawnee Tribal and non-tribal Members within a region designated as medically underserved. This
Pascua Yaqui (2023)
The Pascua Yaqui Tribe is a federally recognized tribe with a reservation southwest of Tucson, Arizona, recognized pursuant to the Act of September 18, 1978, P.L. 95-375 (92 Stat. 712).
CDFI Fund Native Initiative: A Path to Increasing New Markets Tax Credit Investment in Native Communities ()
U.S. Treasury announces historic economic development investment in Native communities ()
The Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center – Mitchell Street Clinic (2015)
The Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center in Milwaukee used $5.5 million in NMTCs to build a new health center to provide services to low-income residents in the near Southside
Bad River Health and Wellness Center (2011)
Bois Forte Community Redevelopment Corporation Community and Government Services Facility (2010)
Construction financing to build and manage the 48,852-square-foot Community and Government Services Facility. A fire destroyed the Bois Forte Band’s previous facility. This new energy-efficient building houses a credit union,
Coyote Valley hotel and wastewater treatment upgrades (2017)
The new Coyote Valley Hotel will be 55,000 sq. ft. and will have 101 guest rooms. It is located along US Highway 101, a major commercial artery bringing customers through
Laguna Wastewater Treatment System (2012)
The Pueblo of Laguna Utility Authority is an independent nonprofit entity, owned by the Pueblo of Laguna, which develops, manages and maintains utilities for the Pueblo of Laguna, the largest
Blackfeet Community College (2017)
Navajo Tribal Utility Project (2018)
NMTC equity was used for the construction of a substation that connects more Navajo Nation households to the recently completed Kayenta Solar Facility, a 27.3 MW solar farm. This investment
