The Joshua House Federally Qualified Health Center is a new facility that will be operated by the Los Angeles Christian Health Centers (LACHC) and housed in the first three stories of a seven-story mixed-use project focused on providing affordable housing to low-income and underrepresented community members. LACHC provides medical services for homeless and low-income persons […]
Joint venture between the three nonprofits to acquire five commercial properties for redevelopment and leasing to businesses and nonprofits.
Founded in 1949, Variety Boys & Girls Club serves children in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Financing for Budokan, a multi-purpose community facility in a highly distressed area of downtown Los Angeles.
NMTC financing supported the construction of the MacArthur Park Transit-Oriented Development
Financing for East Los Angeles Rising Youth Club, formerly a Boys and Girls Club East Los Angeles.
Financing to help Queenscare Health Centers, a nonprofit FQHC, build a new community health center in East Los Angeles.
The new construction of the commercial component of One Santa Fe, a mixed-use, transit-oriented development in the Arts District, a low-income community within Downtown Los Angeles.
NMTC financing for a project serves as an incubator for 50 small- to medium-sized food producers that have outgrown their startup spaces.
A Charter Management Organization designed and developed by the USC Rossier School of Education in 2012 to close the graduation gap for high-need students in Los Angeles.
NMTC financing to construct a new, 48,000 square foot facility - The Otis Booth Campus.
The new construction of a YMCA health and fitness center (approximately 29,000 square feet) in the Koreatown neighborhood of the Wilshire Center District, a low-income community within the City of Los Angeles characterized by 42% obesity rate among youth.
Financing for permanent facilities for two Alliance schools: the existing College-Ready Middle School #5, which had outgrown the Boys and Girls Club on Pasadena Avenue, and the College-Ready High School #14.
A Small Business Fund loan to a small ice cream distributor, which enabled him to purchase the office/warehouse space that he was leasing.
The new construction of an assisted living facility for the elderly.