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Community Revitalization Fund, Inc.
Hoffman Estates ILCDFI Awards for Community Revitalization Fund, Inc.
NMTC (2003) - $73,000,000
Specifically, CRF intends to utilize its NMTC allocation to originate debt investments in retail development projects, warehouse distribution projects, and nonprofit community organizations. Return on investment projections for these projects are such that, without the creative and innovative financing terms proposed by CRF, these projects would likely remain unfunded. The net result of the capital investments funded with NMTC proceeds is job creation, job retention, stable employment, and greater homeownership for the residents of the targeted Hispanic/Latino communities.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Illinois
ACCION Chicago
Chicago
Bethel New Life, Inc
Chicago
Chicago Community Ventures
Chicago
Chicago Development Fund
Chicago
Community Revitalization Fund, Inc.
Hoffman Estates
IBC Bancorp, Inc.
Stone Park
IBC Community Development Corporation
Stone Park
Illinois Ventures for Community Action
Springfield
NAB Bank
Chicago
Peoples Economic Development Corporation
Mount Vernon
PGB Holdings, Inc
Chicago, IL
Sable Bancshares, Inc.
Chicago
The Valued Advisor Fund, LLC
Chicago
Urban Development Fund, LLC
Chicago
Urban Enterprise Fund
Chicago
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