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“Despite the meaningful progress that the Biden-Harris Administration has made, the reality is that underserved communities — many of whom have endured generations of discrimination and disinvestment — still confront unacceptable barriers to equal opportunity and the American Dream.” Those words from President Biden’s latest Executive Order (EO) say it all — and perfectly align with LIIF’s mission that “everyone in the United States should benefit from living in a community of opportunity, equity and well-being.”
LIIF Decries Recent Spate of Gun Violence in California, Stands with AAPI Community
A dance hall in Monterey Park. Farms in Half Moon Bay. A music-video set in Oakland. Yet three more locales – this time all in California in just two days – added to the nation’s growing list of places where mass shootings have taken place. LIIF takes this moment to reaffirm our support for the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, and all others impacted by these recent tragedies.
LIIF, in partnership with Reinvestment Fund, today announced the closing of a $18.1 million construction and mini-permanent loan to fund the expansion of Ethos Classical School, an independent charter school located in southwest Atlanta. The loan is part of LIIF’s Tennessee and Georgia Charter School product that provides flexible lending terms to charter schools.
LIIF announced today the launch of the Keeping Homes Affordable Fund developed in partnership with Calvert Impact and Arnold Ventures. The program will provide acquisition financing for nonprofit and mission-minded for-profit developers to acquire and preserve affordable multifamily projects.
LIIF Welcomes New Staff to Lending and Early Child Care and Education Teams
LIIF recently welcomed new staff to its lending and early child care and education teams
Growing Diverse Housing Developers: A New Training Program For Developers of Color
Capital Impact Partners is partnering with LIIF and Reinvestment Fund to expand its commitment to helping real estate developers of color grow their businesses in an industry where they have long been underrepresented.
