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Child Care is the Small-Business Investment Our Economy and Nation Needs

While economists and mental health experts have shared their predictions for the long-term effect that the coronavirus pandemic will have on our nation’s children, it remains much less clear how our early child care providers will recover from the effect on their businesses. Early care and education (ECE) small business owners are a critical underpinning…

Carol Redmond Naughton and LIIF CEO Daniel A. Nissenbaum: A Conversation on Community Safety

Last month the Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF) released a new paper, “Towards Equity, Opportunity and Well-Being: How the Community Development Industry Can Approach Safety and Policing,” that calls on the community development industry to more intentionally center community and resident safety in the investments, processes, and policies that define our work. To promote dialogue…

2018 Year In Review: Innovation | Equity | Community

Dear Friends: At LIIF, we strive every day to build and preserve healthy, vibrant and equitable communities. Yet, many have experienced strong headwinds this year, with a growing wealth gap, increasing displacement pressures on low income families and people of color and natural disasters threatening the resilience of our cities and towns. In a time…

One Year, $300 Million Invested in Communities

I am proud to share news with you about LIIF’s strong fiscal year close. Investing $300 million is a high water mark for LIIF, and a testament to our organization’s lending expertise and strong market leadership and reputation. Beyond capital deployment, that figure represents 150,000 people served and 90 investments in leading edge, integrated projects…