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Need flexible capital? Make LIIF your lender of choice.
Looking to make an impactful investment? Connect with LIIF.
Have facilities needs? LIIF supports government agencies and child care providers.
Looking to make a difference? LIIF advocates so communities are strengthened.
More than 100 home and center-based child care providers received a five-year, zero-interest loan to sustain their businesses during the pandemic, thanks to the San Francisco Economic Recovery Loan Program. The program was launched by San Francisco Mayor London Breed’s office through the Office of Early Care and Education in July 2021. LIIF served as…
LIIF has created a policy resource to summarize the proposed CRRF program and ensure stakeholders are aware of this potential new source of transformative grant capital.
The Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF), a national community development financial institution (CDFI), has named Stephanie McFadden as the new Chief Lending Officer (CLO). Based in the San Francisco office, McFadden will lead LIIF’s impact lending strategy. “This organization is dedicated to making true impact in underserved communities. I’m excited to guide our team as…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Photos of the ribbon cutting here and transformations here. “Green” Makeovers of Child Care Spaces Connect San Francisco’s Youngest Children to Nature SAN FRANCISCO (Oct. 14, 2021) – Young children at nine San Francisco child care centers and family child care homes are enjoying green outdoor play spaces after community volunteers worked multiple…
Last year, the Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF), Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future (SAHF) and National Affordable Housing Trust (NAHT) announced a partnership to create equitable, opportunity-rich communities anchored by quality, safe affordable housing through a unique outcomes-focused approach built on the financial strength and expertise of the individual partners. As the partners…
LIIF is pleased to name Maygen Moore as the new director of national lending initiatives. Based in the Atlanta office, Moore works nationally to originate and structure innovative capital solutions for projects including education, housing and community facilities. Moore has worked in affordable housing and community development finance for over a decade. She previously served…
LIIF is pleased to name Emma Chávez as the new market director of the Western region. Based in the Los Angeles office, Chávez is responsible for lending activities in California, Oregon, Washington and Colorado. Her work includes developing, managing and supporting local funder relationships and leading LIIF’s efforts in California-based affordable housing policy initiatives. Chávez…
LIIF recently provided $2.25 million for the development of the first three funded projects within the We Lift: The Coachella Valley’s Housing Catalyst Fund. The fund aims to stimulate the production of critically needed affordable housing in the Coachella Valley in Southern California. Read more about the fund and partners. Projects: Las Casas Apartments (Coachella,…
LIIF is proud to receive this award from the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund. New Markets Tax Credits (NMTCs) are a critical part of our work to bring capital to historically underinvested neighborhoods and have been the catalyst for some of our most transformative projects, such as THEARC in Washington, D.C. and Crosstown…
LIIF is pleased to name Ken Stewart as the new Deputy Director for the Mid-Atlantic region with responsibility for deploying capital to help affordable housing developers acquire, preserve or develop new affordable housing in the region. LIIF invests in affordable housing, early care and education and other vital community assets that address inequities exacerbated by…