Alan Lange, MuniStrategies, LLC, Jackson, Mississippi

Our CDE service area is in the heart of American poverty in the rural South. Everyday, we see the impacts that building businesses with lasting impact in low income communities have on these areas with the most need. NMTC is a program that works for rural America.

Shelly Tucciarelli, Visionary Ventures NFP Corporation, Itasca, Illinois

I am Native American and I am an enrolled member of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin. The New Market Tax Credits are being widely used in Indian Country to help support economic development to such an underserved population. The NMTC are also being used for renewable energy for a lot of tribes. This has been […]

Tiffany McVeety, Girandola Foundation, Fountain Hills, Arizona

I am a practicing Economic Gardener, helping communities increase their vitality through economic development project that focus on entrepreneurship. I have worked for Indian Nations, the US Small Business Administration, the US State Department, Business Improvement Districts, and others to create positive economic impacts that matter. The NMTC program is one that, in my experience, […]

Donna VanNess, Housing Channel, Fort Worth, Texas

The NMTC funding supplements the financial gap created by the existing market and the poor quality of housing located in a designated target area to play a major role in attracting private sector capital. It serves as a catalyst for redevelopment and revitalization, and kick-starts the spread of private investment into a community left behind […]

Sharon Feasel, Fort Wayne New Markets Revitalization Fund, LLC, Fort Wayne, Indiana

The NMTC allocations we have received benefited the Boys & Girls Club, the Rescue Mission – a local homeless shelter, Byron Health Center – serving our most vulnerable citizens with severe mental and physical disabilities as well as veterans with traumatic brain injury, and Turnstone, a center that has served the disabled community for over […]

Mike Sutton, Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County, Inc., Clearwater, Florida

Our organization has participated in three NMTC projects with SmithNMTC, all transformational towards the growth of the mission and sustainability. Habitat continues to serve record numbers year after year, in large part due to the engagement of Smith. This results in an increased tax base, employment opportunities, and community revitalization/stability.

Jeanne Golliher, Cincinnati Development Fund, Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati Development Fund is a certified CDFI and CDE who has deployed over $300 million in New Markets Tax Credits with a focus on development in blighted and largely vacant urban business districts. The benefits of the NMTC equity are passed on to the project sponsors so that they can offer low cost commercial space […]

Victoria Baker, South Carolina Community Loan Fund, Charleston, South Carolina

The Northside Initiative is a cross-sector collaboration working to completely revitalize Spartanburgs Northside neighborhood. South Carolina Community Loan Fund first supported the Initiative in 2013 with a $350,000 loan to the Northside Development Group to construct the Hub City Farmers Market. Since that initial project, subsequent investments in the community have topped $70M. However, the […]

Alan Siemek, Habitat for Humanity of Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska

The NMTC program has provided over $1 million of benefit to Habitat for Humanity of Omaha – allowing the organization to expand its mission in the Omaha area. Expanding our mission means helping more low-income families become homeowners – providing a stable, safe place to live and work – revitalizing adn stabilizing neighborhoods.

Duncan Cheney, Metanoia, North Charleston, South Carolina

The NMTC program has allowed our organization to secure financing for the adaptive reuse of a vacant, historic elementary school into a 60,000 SF community facility in an under-served community of North Charleston, SC. This new facility will have an early childhood learning center, artist work studios, a 300 seat theatre and it will be […]

Amy Allison Thompson, Poverello Center, Inc., Missoula, Montana

NMTCs allowed the Poverello Center to build a new homeless shelter and soup kitchen in Missoula, MT. This new facility has allowed us to provide services to the most vulnerable people in our community with dignity and respect, in a space designed for our services to be provided efficiently. Without these resources, we would not […]