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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.
Madeline Bradshaw, from the University of California, Berkeley, Goldman School of Public Policy, has collaborated with LIIF on a timely report, “Reconciling Fire Code Regulations for Child Care in California to Improve Child Outcomes.” In its 60+ pages, this comprehensive report highlights challenges for providers, plus puts forth four key recommendations: Read the report. Findings…
The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco has generously matched a LIIF wildfire disaster relief donation to Homegrown, an organization providing urgent cash assistance to home-based child care providers, plus meeting their immediate health, safety and personal needs. This is part of a larger effort by FHLBank San Francisco, which, in partnership with 41-member…
CONTACTS Christopher Gil Director of Strategic Communications and InfluenceLow Income Investment Fund cgil@liifund.org Gustavo BancheroDirector of CommunicationsAscendusgbanchero@ascendus.org Clara PinskyCommunications & Impact OfficerWorking Solutions CDFIclara@workingsolutions.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE LIIF Announces New Loan Product for Licensed In-Home Child Care Providers, Partnership with Ascendus and Working Solutions CDFI to Strengthen Small Business Owners in CaliforniaWith support from the Mastercard…
How do you create a robust national economy? It starts by strengthening local child care ecosystems. The LIIF Early Care and Education (ECE) Team conducted a site visit to see one example, heading to Santa Cruz Toddler Care Center with staff from the office of California State Assemblymember Dawn Addis (District 30). Toddler Care Center…
LIIF joined sector leaders May 6 at Gracie Mansion, built in 1799 and located in the Yorkville neighborhood of Manhattan, for a “Child Care Provider Appreciation Dinner.” Thanks to New York City Deputy Mayor for Strategic Initiatives Ana Almanzar and the Office of Child Care and Early Childhood Education for hosting. This was an inspiring…
On April 28, LIIF, partner Volunteers of America Texas (VOATX), and representatives from the Harris County Department of Economic Equity and Opportunity and commissioner precinct offices conducted a site visit of Houston’s Texas Jump-N-Learn, which has a primary focus of addressing the growing demand for specialized care serving children from ages 4-12 years. With a $150,000…
April 22 is Earth Day — a time to celebrate our planet while raising public awareness about the environmental challenges we all face. That’s why LIIF and co-author National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) chose today to release their report, “Building Child Care Resiliency in the Face of a Resiliency in the Face…
The CDFI and community-development industry celebrated the recent promotions of LIIF’s Senior Vice President, Chief Lending Officer Maygen Moore and Senior Vice President, Chief Development Officer Jessica Standiford, who were recognized in Affordable Housing Finance’s “People on the Move” column. Read the article. The Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF), a leading community development financial institution,…
LIIF has closed a $1 million predevelopment loan with Ten North Group to support their rehab of the Mary Alice Brown Apartments, a multifamily development comprising 216 units affordable to households earning between 30% and 60% Area Median Income (AMI). This apartment complex, located west of Miami in historically undercapitalized Opa-locka, is named after a community…
LIIF has closed two predevelopment loans totaling $2 million with Genesis Companies to support their rehab of Rangel Houses in the historically undercapitalized Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. The campus-style development, home to over 2,000 residents, was originally developed in 1951 and consists of eight buildings comprising 984 units. Genesis Companies, along with their partner…