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Find similar grantsNevada Facilities Fund (NVFF) is sponsored by Opportunity 180 and Equitable Facilities Fund (in partnership with the Nevada State Infrastructure Bank). The Nevada Facilities Fund is a public-private partnership providing affordable, low-interest financing for purchasing, building, or refinancing facilities for public charter schools.
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Nevada Facilities Fund 2024-04-23T13:59:26-07:00 Opportunity 180 and the Equitable Facilities Fund (EFF) have partnered with the Office of Governor Joe Lombardo, Treasurer Zach Conine and the State Infrastructure Bank to create the Nevada Facilities Fund, a first-of-its kind public-private partnership that provides a dedicated facility funding resource for public charter schools looking to open or expand in Nevada.
While charter schools receive public funding per student, they must spend a significant amount of those limited per-pupil dollars on their facilities and thus face a major barrier to opening and operating high-quality schools.
The Nevada Facilities Fund (NVFF) will offer high-impact and high-potential public charter schools an affordable, low-interest financing for purchasing, building or refinancing facilities, allowing more money to be spent in the classroom, not on the classroom. Typical school borrowers will save an average of over $150,000 annually, and the Fund will create an additional 7,500 charter school seats in the Silver State.
The Fund infuses $100 million of new investment in the Silver State, including: $80 million from the Equitable Facilities Fund’s national funders and investors $15 million from the State Infrastructure Bank $5 million in privately raised philanthropy The Fund also benefits from a $12 million Credit Enhancement Grant awarded to Opportunity 180 from the U.S. Department of Education, which will support much-needed capital access for earlier-stage school operators.
These combined investments create a revolving loan fund that will recycle loan repayments to support Nevada classrooms in perpetuity. The model builds on EFF’s national loan fund, which has deployed over $1 billion in low-cost capital to high-quality public charter schools since 2018. To participate in the Fund, charter school operators will undergo a formal application process.
Opportunity 180 and EFF will vet the applicants and lend to charter schools that meet a specific set of criteria. This includes serving historically underrepresented populations and expanding access to a high-quality education that prepares students for college and career success.
About the Nevada Facility Solutions Lease Guarantee Program Opportunity 180’s Nevada Facility Solutions guarantees leases for charter school facilities through a $12M Charter School Program Credit Enhancement Grant awarded by the US Department Of Education. Schools participating in this Program will be well-positioned to reduce interest rates, reduce facility lease expenses, and plan for long term facility ownership.
The Nevada Facility Solutions project has two primary goals: Support Nevada charter schools serving at-risk student populations in the development of sustainable academic models through affordable facilities Inspire an environment supportive of charter school growth by facilitating increased access and affordability of facility leasing and financing to high-performing, early-phase charter schools.
To submit your application for Nevada Facility Solutions, you will use your existing online profile in Opportunity 180’s application portal , or create a new one.
Within the application, there will be a list of tasks and supporting documents in addition to the application you must submit including (but not limited to) the project and application narrative, evidence of your 501c3, etc. As part of the application process, Opportunity 180 will provide technical assistance to applicants, as well as help desk support from the Survey Monkey Apply team. Please email nvfacilitysolutions@opportunity180.
org for additional details and /or with any questions or comments.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: High-impact and high-potential public charter schools looking to open or expand in Nevada. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $100 million in total investment (includes $15 million from State Infrastructure Bank). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Nevada Facilities Fund (NVFF) is funded by Opportunity 180 and Equitable Facilities Fund (in partnership with the Nevada State Infrastructure Bank). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Nevada. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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