Overview
- ECE Programs Grants and resources available for Early Childhood Education projects
- HBCU Brilliance Initiative Targeted financial support for Historically Black Colleges and Universities
- Food Systems Programs Food justice grants serving Philadelphia and the national HFFI program
- PA Coronavirus Small Business Assistance Program
- Social Determinants of Health Initiatives including national Invest Health and regional Building Healthier, More Equitable Communities in NJ
Meet the Team
Overview
- About our Financing Investing in projects that are both targeted and transformative
- Loan Products Financing for a variety of project needs
- Climate & Sustainability Financing for a broad variety of projects from solar to energy-efficient retrofits
- Small Scale Developers Financing that supports small scale housing developers
- New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) Leveraging private-sector equity and loan capital investment
- Pay for Success Aligning public investment and high impact services
MEET THE TEAM
OVERVIEW
- What we do & how we work A commitment to build strong, healthy, more equitable communities
- Where we work National reach with offices in Atlanta, Baltimore, and Philadelphia
- Mission & Values What guides us as an organization
- Background Our founding, history and our industry
- Work with us Current career opportunities
- Governance Meet our Board of Directors
Meet the Team
OVERVIEW
- Policy Solutions Supporting data-driven, strategic decision-making and investment to strengthen communities
- Market Value Analysis An analytic tool to guide neighborhood revitalization and equitable development strategies
- Limited Supermarket Analysis A tool to understand and address inequitable access to fresh and healthy food
- Housing Research and Analysis Quantitative and qualitative analyses on topics such as fair housing and eviction and foreclosure prevention
- Early Childhood Education Analytics Data-driven approaches to reducing gaps in access to high quality early learning
“The use of NMTCs for single-family, for-sale housing is an important niche.” Read about how an Atlanta transaction used New Market Tax Credits to increase homeownership.