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Greater Minnesota Housing Fund
332 Minnesota Street, Suite 1201 EastSt. Paul MN, 55101-1314
CDFI Awards for Greater Minnesota Housing Fund
TA (2009) - $100,000
Greater Minnesota Housing Fund is a non-profit loan fund in operation since 1996. It is a certified CDFI that provides affordable housing and technical assistance services to low-income families in 80 counties outside the Minneapolis-St.Paul metro area. Greater Minnesota Housing Fund will use its Techncial Assistance award for: 1) staff salaries and benefits; 2) loan management software and accounting software; and 3) computer equipment.
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Development Corporation for Children
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Great Neighborhoods! Development Corp.
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Greater Minnesota Housing Fund
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Habitat for Humanity of Minnesota, Inc.
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Indian Land Capital Company
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Indian Land Tenure Foundation
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Initiative Foundation
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Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe
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Midwest Minnesota Community Development Corporation
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National New Markets Tax Credit Fund, Inc
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