News Archives
2007
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LIIF Publishes Affordable Buildings for Children’s Development (ABCD) Initiative “First Year Evaluation”
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LIIF Invests $100 Million in 2006 for Affordable Housing, Child Care and Education Programs in California and New York
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Alameda County Child Care Facilities Fund Issues Grant
Bright Star Montessori School in Albany has been awarded a $50,000 grant for renovations at new site. The grant is administered by the Low Income Investment Fund.…
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Constructing Connections LA Helps Build Child Care Centers
ABCD Constructing Connections LA’s work is featured in this article in the Children’s Advocate.…
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Child care advocates don’t want to be left out
Constructing Connections’ work in Merced County is featured in the Merced Sun-Star.…
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City’s new Acquisition Loan Fund officially open for business
The New York City Acquisition Loan Fund officially opened for business on August 10, thanks to a committed partnership between Enterprise, Local Initiatives Support Corporation, other intermediary organizations, the City of New York, and several major foundations and financial institutions. Acquisition and predevelopment loans are now available through the Fund for the creation and preservation […]…
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Fund for Schools and Communities to Provide Much Needed Financing
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The Numbers–and the Stories Behind Them
CDFI Data Project released a report on the CDFI industry, with statistics documenting CDFI growth and case studies illustrating positive social impacts, including a feature on LIIF.…
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LIIF Tackles Tough Deals
Longtime nonprofit expands its reach, aims to mobilize $1 billion to serve a million people by 2014 By Donna Kimura San Francisco — For more than 20 years, the Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF) has quietly gone about its business, providing loans for projects in struggling neighborhoods. The impact, however, speaks volumes.…
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LIIF Lends Over $50 Million to Charter Schools
