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Kentucky Habitat for Humanity
Louisville KYCDFI Awards for Kentucky Habitat for Humanity
TA (2006) - $99,895
Kentucky Habitat for Humanity (KyHFH) is a nonprofit state support organization involved in providing financing to 50 local building organizations to support the construction of homes for very low income families in Kentucky. KyHFH pilot tested a low interest bridge loans and plans to help its partners take advantage of $20 million offered by the FHLBank Affordable Housing Program to expand the production capacity of their building partners. KyHFH will use a TA grant of $99,895 to 1) obtain consulting services to refine product development and packaging, develop underwriting policy and procedures, and a staff training plan; 2) purchase computers, printers, and related equipment and accounting software; 3) train staff and clients on new products and CDFI compliance training for staff and board members; and 4) cover operating expenses for a loan/processor
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Kentucky
CNC Development Corporation, Inc.
Paintsbille
Community Ventures Corporation, Inc.
Lexington
Louisville Development Bancorp, Inc.
Louisville
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