Jose Villalobos, Senior Vice President, TELACU, Los Angeles, California

The NMTC allows us to provide capital to projects that meet a critical need, be it jobs, health services, transitional housing, youth programs, community goods, et al, in a low-income community and that without the NMTC would not move forward. The projects also serve as a catalyst for further investment in low-income communities which serve […]

Mahdee Iqbal, Director of Finance, Charter School of the Dunes, Gary, Indiana

The NMTC allows schools serving low economic activity areas to construct safe facilities conducing to education, the commercial channels of financing would never allow a $14MM construction in an area where immediate post construction value would be under $10MM. With limited capital, we can serve students in areas where traditional public schools are failing. This […]

Mary Rogers, Executive Director, Sherwood Forest Camp, Inc., Saint Louis, Missouri

New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) enabled Sherwood Forest, a youth development organization serving young people from economically distressed families and communities in the St. Louis metropolitan region, to expand our resident camp facilities located in Reynolds County, Missouri. This facility expansion allows Sherwood Forest to serve more children during the summer and in the school […]

Cindy Weese, Executive Director, YWCA Missoula, Missoula, Montana

New Market Tax Credits provided crucial funding to create a crisis center and emergency housing for domestic violence survivors and homeless families in our community. With NMTC, the facility could not have been built and up to 50 families each night would have no where to sleep except in their cars or tents.

Susan Hay Patrick, Chief Executive Officer, United Way of Missoula County, Missoula, Montana

New Market Tax Credits have supported some of the most urgently needed community-strengthening projects in some of the most economically distressed areas of our region, including our 13 Native American reservations. Financially feasible NMTC-supported projects are creating jobs, fostering community economic self-sufficiency, and improving the health and quality of life for countless residents throughout our […]

Brian Sonderman, Executive Director, Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity participated in two NMTC transactions (2012 and 2018). The funds we received helped leverage millions of dollars of additional private investment to that we could build safe, affordable homes for low to moderate income families in some of Milwaukee’s most distressed neighborhoods. Without the NMTC we would be unable to serve […]

Fany Flores, Housing Coordinator, Thriving Mind South Florida, Miami

Metropolitan cities like Miami are among the most expensive cities to live in. The housing costs are outrageous and there is no such thing as affordable housing. Therefore maintaining a system that it’s sole purpose is to create and preserve affordable housing is imperative for the good of our community. Please I ask you to […]

Jeffrey Frankel, AVP – New Markets Tax Credits, St. Louis Economic Development Partnership

Meaningful impact stems from investment in the most challenged communities, where projects require immense patience and flexible borrowing standards to ensure long-term sustainability and lasting impact for low-income residents and persons. All too often, the cost to construct facilities far outweighs traditional sources, operator experience and guarantees are absent, and/or newer technologies and social service […]

Carrie Hook, Finance Director, Compass Family Services, San Francisco, California

Last year NMTC enabled Compass Family Services, a 106 year old nonprofit serving homeless and at-risk families, to purchase a facility for services and escape the high rents of San Francisco. In addition, our new building is more welcoming, it’s designed for the services we provide and it has afforded us room for expansion.

James Reese, President/CEO, Atlanta Mission

It is an incredibly important part of allowing many who serve the opportunity to complete critical projects that greatly impact the lives of those most struggling in our communities.