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NOAH Community Development Fund, Inc.
143 Border StreetEast Boston MA, 02128-0000
CDFI Awards for NOAH Community Development Fund, Inc.
TA (2004) - $50,000
NOAH Community Development Fund, Inc., will use award to fund a market analysis with plans to expand their current service area, thereby increasing homeownership for residents who had not had access to capital for home ownership in the past. Funds will also provide the Awardee with technology as well as a capitalization, operational and development plan to increase and strengthen the portfolio, providing greater fiscal stewardship.
SECA (2001) - $171,000
Financial assistance will help build its capital base and allow for additional loans to low-income first time homebuyers.
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