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Map of Selected Projects in North Carolina

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Access to capital for some of the most underserved and undervalued business opportunities in areas that desperately need economic development and viability.

-Elmer Chisholm, BWC Consulting, Greensboro, North Carolina

Selected Projects in North Carolina

NMTCs address need for additional health services in medically underserved area
An Unparalleled Hub for Urban Manufacturing and Innovation in Greensboro, NC
Financing to enable North Carolina Central University to enhance critical medical care at a new community health center in Halifax County, NC.
A food manufacturing facility increased local production and added jobs in Middlesex, NC

Construction of a 66,000 sq. ft. medical office complex to include Oncology, ENT, Rheumatology, Orthopedics and expansion space in rural Lillington, NC. Harnett Health, in conjunction with its affiliate Cape

New Markets Tax Credit allocation to helps Crown Equipment finance the timely acquisition, modernization, and equipping of a vacated
New Markets Tax Credits to close the funding gap for Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina to expand their Wilmington Branch
NMTC financing for a multitenant social service center providing improved access to quality elder care, healthcare, early childhood education, arts, and other social services.
NMTC financing for the Mill House, the final phase of the historic Revolution Mill Complex revitalization in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Urban Action Community Development deployed $6MM of its Round 17 NMTC Allocation for the new construction, FFE, and working capital needs of a food bank in Winston-Salem, NC.
Charlotte Region Habitat used NMTC financing to substantially finance the vertical construction of single-family detached homes built on 16 previously acquired infill sites scattered throughout distressed areas in the City

This project will utilize NMTC financing to acquire, renovate and sell 28 affordable homes to families with low incomes. The QALICB recently celebrated serving its 2,000th family locally through new

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