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ActiveFederal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis · 2026

Homeownership Initiative grants

Quick Facts

Agency: Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis
Funding: Varies
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Eligible applicants would likely include member institutions that then provide the grants to individuals. Specific eligibility for individuals would be determined by the member institution.

About This Grant

Homeownership Initiative grants is sponsored by Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis. The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis offers Homeownership Initiative grants as part of its Community Investment program offerings. These grants aim to support homeownership.

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Community Programs - Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis Community Investment Programs FHLBank Indianapolis is proud to offer a variety of grant opportunities for affordable housing and economic development initiatives — and we've been doing it since 1990.

In just the last 10 years, our Community Investment team has provided nearly $400 million in funding across our grant programs to support affordable housing and economic development initiatives throughout the district. We have funded the construction of nearly 300 affordable housing projects, totaling more than 11,000 units.

Through our Homeownership Initiatives, we've helped more than 2,500 households become first-time homeowners and funded modifications and repairs on over 5,000 homes. And our Elevate Small Business Grant has supported the growth and development of more than 100 local businesses across Indiana and Michigan.

Affordable Housing & Community Development Affordable Housing Program Providing crucial gap funding that supports affordable housing development across Indiana and Michigan. 2026 allocation: $28. 7 million Awards announced: Nov.

20 Launch – Down Payment Assistance Launch provides qualified first-time homebuyers with down payment, closing and housing counseling cost assistance. 2026 allocation: $9. 3 million Status: 2026 round is closed Revive – Home Repair Grant Revive helps qualified homeowners with deferred maintenance repairs and necessary accessibility upgrades.

2026 allocation: $9. 3 million Status: 2026 round is closed HomeBoost – Down Payment Assistance HomeBoost Down Payment Assistance provides down payment assistance to first-generation homebuyers in Indiana and Michigan. 2026 allocation: $5.

3 million Status: Round opens July 8 Housing Supply Rate Buydown Advance Housing Supply Rate Buydown allows members to borrow at subsidized rates to support lending to qualified housing development. Status: Available 8:30 a. m.

July 31 Community Multiplier – Member Match Program Members can multiply their community impact with matching grants for non-profits engaged in targeted affordable housing initiatives. 2026 allocation: $5 million Notice of Intent due: Aug. 4 Elevate Small Business Grants Our Elevate Small Business Grant provides grant funds for members to support small business development in their communities.

2026 allocation: $2. 1 million Awards announced: Oct. 22 Disaster Relief Program The Disaster Relief Program provides assistance to homeowners affected by natural disasters in Indiana and Michigan.

Status: Available in select Indiana counties Community Impact Advance Community Impact Advances are a cost-efficient way for FHLBank Indianapolis members to borrow long-term funds to support local economic development Heirs' Property Our initiatives in Indiana and Michigan support data-driven, holistic strategies to prevent and resolve heirs' property issues.

Detroit allocation: $500,000 Indiana allocation: $500,000 Community Catalyst Training Program Our Community Catalyst trainings provide the expertise and support members need to get started with affordable housing & community development. Community Spirit Award The Community Spirit Award honors an outstanding individual at one of our member institutions in Indiana and Michigan. Michigan presentation: Aug.

20 Indiana presentation: Aug. 25 FHLBank Indianapolis announces forthcoming Indiana heirs' property program FHLBank Indianapolis is proud to announce its newest program: the Indiana Heirs' Property Initiative, which focuses on education, prevention and resolution for impacted heirs' properties.

FHLBank Indianapolis seeking nominations for open position on Affordable Housing Advisory Council Today, the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis announced it is seeking nominations to serve on its Affordable Housing Advisory Council, which is tasked with providing guidance on housing initiatives and housing needs across FHLBank Indianapolis' district of Indiana and Michigan. FHLBank Indianapolis announces $34.

1 million in Affordable Housing Program grants in 2025 FHLBank Indianapolis is proud to announce $34. 1 million in Affordable Housing Program grants that will help fund 43 affordable housing developments. FHLBank Indianapolis opens Disaster Relief Program for Indiana residents On Oct.

15, 2025, FHLBank Indianapolis opened its Disaster Relief Program to residents of more than 40 Indiana counties impacted by severe storms and flooding earlier this year. The Disaster Relief Program can assist with weather-related home repair and rehabilitation following a declared disaster. See all articles regarding news about FHLBank Indianapolis.

Eligibility Requirements

Eligible applicants would likely include member institutions that then provide the grants to individuals. Specific eligibility for individuals would be determined by the member institution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for Homeownership Initiative grants?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible applicants would likely include member institutions that then provide the grants to individuals. Specific eligibility for individuals would be determined by the member institution. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds Homeownership Initiative grants?

Homeownership Initiative grants is funded by Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

How do I apply for Homeownership Initiative grants?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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