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Hacienda Community Credit Union
Portland ORCDFI Awards for Hacienda Community Credit Union
FA (2004) - $99,000
The Hacienda Community Credit Union (HCCU) will use the award to continue to provide individuals in its target market with more affordable financing alternatives than the predatory lending options that currently saturate the market. In so doing, HCCU will help these individuals and families create long-term financial health and self-sufficiency for themselves.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Oregon
Albina Community Bancorp
Portland
Albina Equity Fund, I LLC
Portland
Ecotrust CDE, LLC
Portland
Hacienda Community Credit Union
Portland
Innovative Housing, Inc.
Portland
Mercy Enterprise Corporation
Porltand
National Community Fund I, LLC
Portland
Portland Housing Center
Portland
Portland New Markets Fund I, LLC
Portland
Warm Springs Community Action Team
Warm Springs
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