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Eastern Dakota Housing Alliance, Inc.
3233 S University DriveHillsboro ND, 58104-6221
CDFI Awards for Eastern Dakota Housing Alliance, Inc.
FA (2009) - $600,000
Eastern Dakota Housing Alliance (EDHA) is a certified CDFI established in 1998. EDHA provides affordable housing loans to Low Income Targeted Population in Eastern North Dakota. The Awardee will use the 2009 Financial Assistance award for lending capital and the 2009 Technical assistance grant to 1) pay the salary of a community loan fund manager; 2) pay for training and travel of staff; and 3) obtain social impact assessment and an update of its website.
TA (2004) - $46,570
Eastern Dakota Housing Alliance, Inc. will use the award to expand and improve its activities serving low-income families in their market area. The grant will fund market studies, development of a capitalization plan, policy and procedure development, acquisition of technoloty, and training for Board and staff for expanded activities.
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