The C3 Fund lends to real estate investors in low- and moderate-income (LMI) neighborhoods in Chicagoland. The Fund’s goal is to provide financing and technical support to create and retain badly needed naturally occurring affordable housing (NOAH) through innovative capital solutions. The C3 Fund nimbly serves investors with small portfolio rental loans and short-term construction loans that help to maximize the positive community benefits from residential renovation and investment activities.

CAHEC Capital is a nonprofit CDFI and lending affiliate of Community Affordable Housing Equity Corporation (CAHEC), a nonprofit tax credit equity syndicator founded in 1992 and located in Raleigh, NC. With lending operations commencing in 2015, CAHEC Capital provides flexible and affordable loan products to Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) developers focusing on development financing for new affordable housing communities as well as the preservation and improvement of existing low-income neighborhoods. CAHEC Capital’s mission is to promote healthy, empowered, and sustainable housing opportunities for low- and moderate-income individuals and their families.

Chartered in 1981, the California Coastal Rural Development Corporation (Cal Coastal) promotes community development by providing credit and technical assistance to small farmers and small businesses located on the central coast of California. We serve the counties of Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Benito, Santa Clara, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura counties. Cal Coastal offers direct loans and loan guarantees with state, federal, and Small Business Administration (SBA) financing. Cal Coastal is the largest CDFI serving farmers in the country.

CCRC is a multi-investor lending consortium founded in 1989 to provide permanent mortgages on to-e constructed affordable rental properties
throughout California. Having originated over $1.5 billion in loans providing 45,000 homes to families, seniors, residents with special needs and formerly
homeless individuals we continue to look for ways to build wealth and security in the residents housed in CCRC financed properties. We developed a
Scholarship program for residents in 2008 and launched a Bridging the Digital Divide program in 2020 to facilitate connectivity with residents and
services. We will now focus on unmet housing needs and additional ways to facilitate connectivity in communities to build assets and strengthen
communities

The mission of California FarmLink is to invest in the prosperity of farmers and ranchers through lending, education, and access to land. FarmLink helps farmers to access fair financing, build strong business skills, and establish secure land tenure. Established in 1999, FarmLink supports beginning and limited-resource farmers with a focus on women and farmers of color.

Capital for Change (C4C) was established from a 2016 merger that brought together a team with more than 50 years of combined expertise and knowledge. Today, C4C proudly offers a variety of flexible lending, funding, and service solutions that benefit low- and moderate-income people and communities in Connecticut.

Capital Good Fund is a nonprofit, U.S. Treasury-certified community development financial institution (CDFI) that helps people fix their finances. We offer small loans and personalized Financial + Health Coaching to families in Rhode Island, Florida, Massachusetts, and Delaware. Our mission is to create pathways out of poverty and advance a green economy through inclusive financial services.

Capital Plus Financial is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for families by providing the opportunity for homeownership through residential mortgage loans and other educational services. We seek to improve low- to moderate-income areas of Texas with fully restored homes and provide mortgage financing to those who are otherwise ostracized from the conventional mortgage market.

Carolina Community Impact, Inc. (CCI) is a nonprofit organization that provides access to credit building and asset building techniques for individuals and small businesses who have frequently been excluded from traditional financial services markets due to income, asset, or credit limitations. We are able to offer these services through financial education and loans.

Carolina Small Business Development Fund (CSBDF) promotes community economic development via affordable financing, technical assistance, and policy research. The work conducted by CSBDF helps aid in neighborhood-level revitalization and sustainable development via small business creation and expansion. Our programs are designed to foster an array of positive socioeconomic outcomes including lowering income inequality, creating entrepreneurial social capital, and promoting aggregate economic growth. Though our services are open to all, we’re intentional about trying to assist underserved populations and places. We know that when businesses get access to capital and have the tools to succeed, their growth potential is unlimited.

CASA of Oregon works alongside community organizations to provide programs and resources that strengthens families’ financial well-being. We began our work thirty years ago helping local organizations provide housing for farmworkers and other marginalized populations in primarily rural areas. While focusing on those who are often unable to advocate for themselves, we are positioned as a liason to the community with government, industry, and community organizations.

*NOT OFFERING PPP LOANS*

CBA Fund provides loans to other CDFIs and nonprofit lenders and does not provide business loans to entrepreneurs. CBA Fund was founded by parent company Credit Builders Alliance (CBA) in 2018 to provide capital solutions for the extension small dollar consumer loans, primarily among CBA’s existing membership of 550+ credit building organizations. CBA Fund pursues its mission through a three-pronged approach to supporting eligible nonprofit lenders by providing: 1) Affordable and patient loan capital, 2) Supplemental capacity building grants, and 3) Training and technical assistance. CBA Fund is a nonprofit intermediary with a mission of expanding the capacity of nonprofits to provide safe and affordable small dollar consumer loans.

CDCLI Funding Corporation, a community development financial institution (CDFI), was established in 1997 to promote community development by making equity investments, loans, and grants to benefit low-to-moderate income (LMI) households, under-resourced communities, and those lacking adequate access to capital and credit. The 501(c)(3) nonprofit also gathers and disseminates information about the need for such lending, and provides technical assistance and development services in conjunction with its parent company, Community Development Corporation of Long Island. CDCLI Funding’s core objective is to provide financial products designed to fill a niche need within the target market. We are the only comprehensive CDFI on Long Island with a history of offering a variety of business, residential, and personal loan products and are committed to responding to the needs of our diversified communities without duplicating efforts.

CEI Capital Management creates and preserves jobs and improves quality of life in rural, low-income communities across the country by providing access to flexible project capital through the federal New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) Program and the Maine New Markets Capital Investment (NMCI) Program. CEI Capital Management is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CEI (Coastal Enterprises, Inc.), a Maine-based nonprofit and certified community development financial institution (CDFI).

Founded in 1994, CEI Ventures manages socially responsible venture capital funds. We manage balanced equity portfolios, diversified by geography, industry, stage of business development, and social benefits. Often staged through multiple financing, target investments in companies will generally range from $250,000 to $1 million. Our investments help to create quality employment opportunities, especially for those with low to moderate incomes; promote progressive management practices; support socially beneficial products and services; enrich distressed communities; and foster environmental sustainability. CEI Ventures Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CEI (Coastal Enterprises, Inc.), a Maine-based nonprofit and certified community development financial institution (CDFI).

Rural Investment Corporation is a statewide CDFI with two certified target markets: low-income people and Latinos. We serve eighty-seven non-metropolitan counties in Nebraska, where about half of the state’s population resides.

*NOT A PPP LENDER*

Century Housing Corporation is a mission-driven community development financial institution (CDFI) supporting quality affordable home development throughout California. With offices in Culver City, Long Beach, and San Francisco, Century provides innovative end-to-end financing from predevelopment to permanent loans. Century also serves as a reliable partner to state and local agencies, municipalities, and other CDFIs in pioneering aggressive financing programs like GSAF or LACHIF.

Charter School Finance and Development Inc is non-profit charter school developer and lender that specialize in providing affordable facility solutions to high quality charter schools in underserved neighborhoods.

We believe that investment in education pays the best return.

Charter Schools Development Corporation (CSDC) is a 501(c)(3) and CDFI established to promote competition, choice, and innovation in education by financing and building great public charter schools. With offices in Maryland and Colorado, CSDC provides comprehensive and affordable financial and real estate development services to charter schools nationally. CSDC offers high-performing charter schools credit enhancements to secure loans and leases through the Building Block Fund, build-to-suit facilities either for lease with option-to-purchase or on an outsourced basis as a fee developer through the Turnkey Development Program, and innovative loan products through CSDC Direct. For charter schools located in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, or Wyoming, CSDC offers financing through its Mountain West Charter Schools Fund.

The Chehalis Tribal Loan Fund (CTLF) is a nonprofit organization of the Confederated Tribes of Chehalis Reservation and a certified Native CDFI (community development financial institution). The CTLF provides training, technical assistance, business incubation, and small loans to support the economic development of the Tribal reservation and surrounding communities in Grays Harbor, Thurston, and Lewis Counties of Washington State.

Chi Ishobak, Inc. is a certified Native community development financial institution (CDFI). Established in 2009 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation in Michigan, Chi Ishobak serves the citizens of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, a federally recognized Indian tribe located in Michigan and Indiana. It is the mission of Chi Ishobak to provide economically disadvantaged tribal citizens with access to affordable capital for the purposes of business loans and individual financial development through collaborative and education-oriented lending services. Chi Ishobak practices responsible lending in order to protect loan capital for future generations of tribal citizens.

Chicago Community Loan Fund (CCLF) provides low-cost, flexible financing to nonprofit and for-profit community development organizations for the revitalization of low- and moderate-income neighborhoods throughout metropolitan Chicago, and has been so engaged since 1991. CCLF accomplishes its mission by supporting, through finance and technical assistance, the work of community development organizations engaged in affordable and supportive housing production and preservation, economic development, and social service initiatives in low-wealth neighborhoods throughout Chicagoland.

The mission of Children’s Investment Fund (CIF) is to improve the quality of and expand access to early learning and school-age child care programs for low- and moderate-income families. CIF also supports affordable housing for low-income families through place-based two-generation and other strategies that result in safer, healthier, and more stable environments for young children. With specialized training, intensive technical assistance, accessible loan capital, and grants, CIF has created a comprehensive support system for child care facilities in Massachusetts, modeled after more traditional affordable housing and community development approaches but applied to the child care sector in an innovative way.

CHN Housing Capital is guided by the belief that homeownership should be within everyone’s reach. We are a nonprofit lender and a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) that serves everyone with specific focus on low-income individuals and distressed communities. CHN Housing Capital’s parent organization is CHN Housing Partners, a 41-year-old nonprofit affordable housing developer, housing services provider and community lender that leverages the power of affordable housing to change lives and improve communities.

Cincinnati Development Fund (CDF) is a driving force behind neighborhood revitalization in Greater Cincinnati’s urban core. By providing pioneer developers with technical assistance and access to capital, CDF supports high-impact projects from concept to completion. Through strong partnerships with financial institutions, community and government leaders, and developers, CDF nimbly and creatively brings resources together to ensure vital neighborhood projects succeed.