Washington Area Community Investment Fund

Washington DC


The nonprofit Washington Area Community Investment Fund provides financing to nonprofits in the DC area for the development of housing affordable to low-income individuals and families. The organization is in the process of merging with another Washington-based CDFI, the Unitarian Universalist Affordable Housing Corporation, to increase the range of loan products it can offer and the amounts available for loans.

CDFI Awards for Washington Area Community Investment Fund


SECA (1998) - $50,000

The Fund"s $50,000 grant will help cover the costs associated with improving services as a result of the merger, including strategic planning, computer systems upgrades, and feasibility studies regarding new loan product development.



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