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Welcome to NeighborWorks Capital - NeighborWorks Capital YOU ARE A POWERFUL CATALYST FOR We support your work by connecting human, financial, & intellectual capital. YOU ARE A POWERFUL CATALYST FOR We support your work by connecting human, financial, & intellectual capital. Dynamic Solutions.
Unwavering Commitment. NeighborWorks Capital is a national non-profit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) serving the NeighborWorks America network. When you work with NeighborWorks Capital, you’ll find that our flexible, patient loans are just the beginning.
We’re not just your lender, we are a partner who is committed to helping you navigate your biggest challenges and make the most of your greatest opportunities.
Flexible, patient loans for real estate development and capacity building NeighborWorks Capital Consulting National expertise to advance your most challenging community-based work NeighborWorks Capital Equity Fund Equitable, consistent LIHTC terms for the NeighborWorks Network Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and FHA solutions with low and transparent fees and transaction costs Capital Raising Strategies Maximizing the NeighborWorks Network’s ability to access capital "We cannot do what we do without a lending partner who is understanding and supportive of our work.
NeighborWorks Capital provided the patient capital that was required to see this project through to completion." President & Chief Executive Officer, A Community of Friends National Scale. Local Impact.
As a CDFI serving the NeighborWorks network, we deliver the capital and expertise members need to expand affordable housing and strengthen community development where it’s needed most. NeighborWorks members are active in every state, DC, and Puerto Rico, reaching rural towns, Native communities, and urban neighborhoods nationwide.
They are effective because they are resident-led, rooted in opportunity, and deeply aligned with local priorities. NeighborWorks Capital has deployed over $572 million in loan capital, advancing affordable housing, economic growth, neighborhood revitalization, and resident and community services, helping to build healthier, more economically resilient communities across the country.
Ally Bank invested $10 million to be deployed in the Western Region. Bank of America invested $12 million in a fixed rate longer-term loan for multifamily preservation. BBVA (now PNC) provided a $2 million EQ2 investment to be deployed in the Southern Region.
Capital One provided a three-year, low-cost loan of $1. 5 million to support our affordable housing loan program. Charles Schwab Bank is our largest investor with an investment of $15 million and a commitment to fund $25MM for up to 15-year permanent loan maturities.
JP Morgan Chase Bank committed a $10 million line of credit to expand our national lending program. Deutsche Bank renewed and expanded its line of credit to $7 million for our interim and mini-perm lending program. Opportunity Finance Network provided a Financial Justice Fund award that includes a $5 million, 10-year loan and $125,000 grant to support organizations serving underserved communities.
HSBC Bank invested $3 million to support our lending in HSBC’s market areas in the Northeast. The Kresge Foundation invested $5 million to launch and capitalize the “Strategic Growth Fund” which offered low-cost, longer-term capital to NWOs to sustain and grow their business operations. Morgan Stanley committed a $10 million line of credit for our multifamily acquisition, construction and mini-perm lending program.
NeighborWorks America has provided over $43 million of permanent equity capital and provided operating support allowing us to leverage investments from financial institutions, social investors and foundations. PNC Bank invested $4 million in support of our lending in the Mid-Atlantic and midwestern sections of the country with an additional $3. 5MM committed for additional use.
TD Bank invested $7. 5 million in support of our lending in their Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Southern markets. Truist provided a $5 million line of credit for our lending program in its market area.
US Bank is one of our largest investors with a commitment of $13 million with over $5MM deployed. The CDFI Fund has awarded over $6. 8 million in grants including FA, Rapid Response and Capital Magnet and $1.
95 million in low interest, long-term, fixed rate loans. This permanent, unrestricted capital further capitalizes our loan fund and provides important leverage to raise debt capital. Wells Fargo provided $2 million in patient 10-year capital and a $10 million four-year line of credit for our interim and mini-perm lending program.
We provide an efficient and responsible avenue for our partners to reach more broadly and deeply to create opportunities for families in communities across the country. We look forward to hearing from you! HDC MidAtlantic Portfolio Opportunity HDC MidAtlantic Portfolio Opportunity NeighborWorks Capital Consulting helped HDC MidAtlantic quickly understand the risks...
Strategic Support for Today’s Housing Challenges Strategic Support for Today’s Housing Challenges At NeighborWorks Capital, our commitment to the network extends well...
NeighborWorks Capital and National Equity Fund Close on Inaugural LIHTC Equity Fund to Empower Non-Profit Organizations NeighborWorks Capital and National Equity Fund Close on Inaugural LIHTC Equity Fund to Empower Non-Profit Organizations The innovative fund, exclusive to members of the NeighborWorks America...
Revitalizing Rural Affordable Housing Through Early Investment Revitalizing Rural Affordable Housing Through Early Investment Preserving affordable housing in high-cost regions isn’t just about funding;...
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Farm to School Implementation Grant is sponsored by USDA Food and Nutrition Service. This program aims to increase the availability of local foods in schools and connect students to the sources of their food through education, taste tests, school gardens, field trips, and local food sourcing for school meals. Projects should incorporate both local sourcing and agricultural education efforts.
The Homeless Youth Program is a grant from the Illinois Department of Human Services that funds services for homeless and at-risk youth across Illinois. Administered through the Office of Community and Positive Youth Development, it supports nonprofit organizations delivering shelter, outreach, and support services to young people experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Eligible applicants are Illinois-based nonprofits with demonstrated capacity to serve youth. Awards range from $100,000 to $800,000 per year under CSFA number 444-80-0711. This is a FY 2026 funding opportunity with an application deadline of May 21, 2025.
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