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Seattle WACDFI Awards for Community Funding Group
NMTC (2008) - $30,000,000
Community Funding Group (CFG) will use its NMTC allocation to finance non-profit agencies that focus on homeless (and those at risk of homelessness), underserved youth, job training, and hunger relief. With its NMTC allocation, CFG will be able to offer loans on more favorable terms and interest rates than are normally available to its borrowers, including subordinated debt, below market interest rates, reduced origination fees and longer loan amortization periods. To the extent CFG"s annual fees exceed expenses, it will donate the surplus to nonprofit human services agencies in low-income communities.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Washington
City of Everett CDE LLC
Everett
Community Funding Group
Seattle
Express Credit Union
Seattle
HomeSight
Seattle
Kitsap County NMTC Facilitators I, LLC
Silverdale
Lummi Commercial Company
Bellingham
Neighborhood Assets
Spokane
Quinault Indian Nation
Taholah
The Pathfinder Fund, LLC
Yacolt
The Union Credit Union
Spokane
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