News Archives
2010
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LIIF & Federal Reserve Issue Paper on CDFIs & TOD
Transit-oriented development (TOD) is a critical tool to build healthy communities and create economic opportunity for low income people. LIIF commissioned a paper, published by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco…
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LIIF-Financed Schools Achieve Academic Success
LIIF has invested in some of the nation’s highest performing charter schools that serve low income communities. Recently, several LIIF-financed schools have been recognized for their outstanding academic achievements. …
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Connect with LIIF at the 2010 Opportunity Finance Network Conference
LIIF is a Bay Area Co-Host for the 2010 Opportunity Finance Network (OFN) Conference, “Capital Justice: If Not Now, When?” in San Francisco. …
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LIIF Supports Child Care & Education Facilities during California Budget Crisis
LIIF issued over $6 million in emergency repayable grants to child care programs waiting for payments through the support of the City and County of San Francisco, First 5 San Francisco and First 5 Alameda/Every Child Counts. These funds kept 3,700 children in quality child care programs…
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Industry & Financing Partners Gather to Launch New York Healthy Food Fund
More than 100 people attended the launch event for the New York Health Food & Healthy Communities Fund on October 21.…
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Novogradac Awards LIIF “Operating Business QLICI of the Year” for POTS
LIIF received a Novogradac Community Development Award for its work on the Part of the Solution (POTS) project in New York.…
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Capital Magnet Fund Awards
A day earlier, the U.S. Treasury Department announced $80 million in awards to low-income housing developers nationwide from its Community Development Financial Institutions Fund.…
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LIIF Receives $6 Million from U.S. Treasury’s Capital Magnet Fund to Invest in Affordable Housing
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Pelosi Statement on $6 Million Grant to San Francisco’s Low Income Investment Fund
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement today after the Treasury Department announced $80 million in Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund) grants for the development of affordable housing in low-income communities, as part of its new Capital Magnet Fund. The Treasury Department announced 23 such grants, including $6 […]…
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LIIF-Financed Hyde Leadership Charter School Breaks Ground on New High School in Bronx
