Ways to Work

11700 W. Lake Park Drive
Milwaukee WI, 11700


Ways to Work, Inc. is a national nonprofit community development loan fund created in 1998 to provide financing to local social service agencies for re-lending to low-income families. The loan funds are used by the local social service agencies to provide consumer loans to low-income families for critical financial needs. Ways to Work works in partnership with its affiliate organization -- the Alliance for Children and Families -- to identify social service agencies that are potential candidates for financing. Ways to Work projects that it will create 50 new loan program sites over the next 10 years and will continue to support the existing 20 sites already established. By supporting these 70 program sites, Ways to Work plans to facilitate over $100 million in loans to more than 50,000 families over the next 10 years.

CDFI Awards for Ways to Work


TA (2008) - $100,000

Ways to Work is a CDFI certified non profit loan fund in operation since 1998. Ways to Work offers low interest car loans to help low-income families across the country end the cycle of poverty and improve their financial situation. It is headquartered in Milwaukee and currently, has 43 local offices across the country. Its FY08 Technical Assistance gant will allow it to expand and to grow to 110 offices nationwide by 2012. It will use its grant to develop and convert to a Web-based information management system that will it coordinate and report national data.



CORE (2000) - $2,000,000

The CDFI Fund"s $2,000,000 capital grant will be used to help expand the Ways to Work loan program to more locations across the country and to build the organization"s financial strength.



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