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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.
On April 16, New York City child care leaders, providers, funders, foundations and philanthropists joined LIIF to discuss how to partner on scaling the sector in the five boroughs. A panel discussion led to key takeaways. Watch YouTube videos.
CONTACT Christopher Gil Director of Strategic Communications and Influence (415) 287-3197, cgil@liifund.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Low Income Investment Fund Scaling Its New York City Family Child Care Support, Enters New Strategic Partnership with NYC’s Mayor’s Office of Child Care and Early Childhood Education Goal to augment its culturally responsive provider assistance to complement existing city services NEW YORK…
Recent funding through New Markets Tax Credits is the first time that the Fort Smith, Arkansas community has benefitted from this program. Community School of the Arts received $25 million of tax credit allocation from New York City based Civic Builders and worked with HOPE (Hope Enterprise Corporation/Hope Credit Union) and the Low Income Investment…
On April 5, Silicon Valley Community Foundation and a group of government and business leaders convened on Genentech’s campus to discuss the importance of affordable and accessible child care in San Mateo County. LIIF Senior Vice President, National ECE Angie Garling was a panelist. The goal? To broaden the support base and engage the local…
Preschool for All is an opportunity for every three-and four-year old in Multnomah County to experience a joyful, quality preschool experience. In order for that to be possible, new, expanded and upgraded facilities are a priority – especially in these early years of the program when building capacity will pay dividends in both the shorter…
LIIF is proud to have signed onto the National Council of State Housing Agencies’ HOME Coalition FY25 appropriations request letter that has been sent to House and Senate appropriations committees. Read the letter.
LIIF Joe Fretwell recently offered recommendations at two hearings. The topics were how a robust, quality supply of child care is essential to the District’s ability to achieve various economic development, growth and planning goals of the Council and the Mayor, plus how the District can be more proactive in efforts to support child-development facilities…
CONTACT Christopher Gil Director of Strategic Communications and Influence (415) 287-3197, cgil@liifund.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Low Income Investment Fund Announces Release of Its 2023 Annual Impact Report, Highlights Banner Lending Year and Development of Comprehensive Early Care and Education Business Model FY23 sets the table for FY24’s anticipated capital-deployment successes and further scaling SAN FRANCISCO…
LIIF has joined 20 business, labor and nonprofit groups to launch Better Child Care NYC, a coalition focused on policies to increase child care access for New York City families. Read the press release. Read the World Today News article. Leer artículo de El Diario La Prensa (en español). With 25 years of impact in the sector…
LIIF joined the National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders (NAAHL) and 14 other organizations to call on the Biden Administration to immediately extend the Federal Financing Bank (FFB) funding for FHA multifamily risk-sharing mortgages indefinitely under existing legislative authority. The FFB Risk-Sharing program provides affordable mortgage capital to Housing Finance Agencies (HFAs), which stand on the frontlines…