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Find similar grantsFederal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis Community Multiplier – Member Match Program is sponsored by Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis. Provides matching grant funds to non-profit organizations working on affordable housing initiatives within targeted priority areas.
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Community Multiplier - Member Match Program Community Multiplier – Member Match Program Community Multiplier is a flexible grant program designed to help member financial institutions support local community needs outside of the programs and products already offered by the Bank.
Community Multiplier provides matching grants that member financial institutions may use to support non-profit organizations working on affordable housing initiatives in the priority areas defined below. The member financial institution will commit a minimum 25% match to FHLBank Indianapolis funds. Materials available June 3 Notice of Intent due Aug.
4 Awards announced Sept. 22 Additional information on the 2026 round, including funding amounts, requirements and deadlines, was provided during the March 3 program kickoff webinar. Find webinar slides below or view the recording here .
Community Multiplier – Member Match recipients We're thrilled to share the news about our Community Multiplier grants! In 2025, our member financial institutions presented more than $5. 6 million in matched grant funds to housing-focused non-profit organizations across Indiana and Michigan.
Click below for a list of Community Multiplier recipients by state.
Indiana Recipients Michigan Recipients Getting started with Community Multiplier Priority areas Community Multiplier matching grants support nonprofit organizations based in Indiana or Michigan who are mission-aligned to provide or support new construction or preservation of affordable housing and who are working on initiatives within one or more of the below Priority Areas. More details about Priority Areas will be posted June 3, 2026.
Emerging affordable housing developers Housing stability and supportive services Housing counseling and education Organizational capacity for rural affordable housing delivery Community land trusts and shared equity models Heirs' property and title resolution Community Multiplier resources 2026 Community Multiplier program overview
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations working on affordable housing initiatives within targeted priority areas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $25,000 to $125,000 per project. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis Community Multiplier – Member Match Program is funded by Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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