News Archives
2010
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LIIF Welcomes New Board Members
LIIF is excited to welcome new board members …
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Tools You Can Use: LIIF’s Design Guide for Early Childhood Education Facilities
“Quality Environments for Children: A Design and Development Guide for Child Care and Early Education Facilities” provides tools and advice on planning, designing and building safe, healthy facilities for early education programs.…
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Greening California: LIIF Supports an Award-Winning Housing Development, a City Garden and a Greener Child Care Center
LIIF is working to make communities greener, healthier places to live, learn and grow.…
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LIIF Child Care Garners Support from First 5 Los Angeles and First 5 Alameda
LIIF’s child care work in Southern California received a $150,000 grant from First 5 Los Angeles.…
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LIIF’s 2010 Impact: $100 Million Invested, 120,000 People Served and $1.9 Billion in Benefits Generated
LIIF invested over $100 million in projects that serve low income neighborhoods in its fiscal year 2010, which ended June 30.…
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LIIF Selected to Manage Bay Area Transit-Oriented Development Fund
LIIF and five partner community development financial institutions (CDFIs) have been selected to launch the Bay Area Transit-Oriented Development Loan Fund (TOD Fund).…
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First-of-Its-Kind Financing Brings Transit Oriented Development to DC
A new mixed-use development near the Rhode Island Avenue Metro Station in Washington, D.C. will provide housing, shopping and restaurants for residents and commuters. …
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JPMorgan Chase donates $325 million to fund charter schools
Charter schools from around the country will soon be the beneficiaries of more funding thanks to a generous donation from one of the nations largest banks.…
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More Room for POTS
Bedford Park food pantry adds new digs.…
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Urban Atlantic, A&R Development Break Ground On $107M TOD in DC
Urban Atlantic and A&R Development Corp. have broken ground on Rhode Island Station, a $107 million public-private, mixed-use, transit-oriented development that will bring 274 Class A apartments, 70,000 square feet of main street retail, and a new Metro commuter garage to the Rhode Island Avenue Metro Station in Northeast Washington, D.C.…
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