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Access a PPP Loan Through an OFN Member CDFI
Use the filters below to identify a CDFI by area served or by name. These PPP lenders are CDFIs within the OFN membership that are currently offering PPP loans. Not finding a lender in your area? More information on PPP lenders is available at the SBA.
Overview
CDFIs finance community businesses, including small businesses, microenterprises, nonprofit organizations, commercial real estate, and affordable housing.
To find an OFN member CDFI, use the search filters below. You can also visit our Member Profile Directory to learn about their important work.
If you are an OFN member and need to update your information on the CDFI Locator*, please email Anthony Wilder Puzzuoli at apuzzuoli@ofn.org.
*The CDFI Locator member information is updated regularly. While OFN works hard to keep this database up-to-date, we strongly encourage you to visit the websites of CDFIs that fit your criteria for a deeper understanding of the products they offer and the communities they serve.
IFF is a mission-driven lender, real estate consultant, and developer that helps Midwestern communities thrive by creating opportunities for low-income populations and individuals with disabilities. For more than 30 years, IFF has been a trusted partner to nonprofits in every sector, including child care, education, health care, healthy food access, and housing—helping them finance, plan, and build facilities critical to their mission and success. IFF also leads comprehensive community development initiatives in low-income communities and conducts research studies to guide the allocation of resources by government and foundations. IFF’s region includes Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin, as well as adjacent areas in Kentucky.
Impact Capital’s mission is to provide access to capital to low- and moderate-income communities in the Pacific Northwest, enabling communities to provide access for all community members to equal opportunities in housing, education, health care, schools, transportation, parks, healthy food, and employment. We believe that communities that are vibrant and successful reflect and honor the diversity of their citizens. At Impact Capital, we believe that achieving that goal requires building communities on a foundation of equity, inclusiveness, and cooperation, and we strive to promote that foundation in everything we do.
CDFI OFN Member Since:
2008
Impact Development Fund
Loveland,COContact: Sean DohertyPhone: 970.494.2021
Impact Development Fund creates economic opportunity by delivering flexible capital to strengthen underserved Colorado communities. Over the last 20+ years, Impact Development Fund has provided economic development financing and technical assistance across the housing continuum to create a lasting legacy of affordable housing throughout Colorado.
Impact Loan Fund was founded in 1999 to support economic activity in the Greater Kensington section of Lower Northeast Philadelphia. The work of the Loan Fund is intended to support the community development efforts of Impact Services and their work to create economic opportunity for residents in the service area. We do that through business lending and lending to small real estate entrepreneurs who are revitalizing blighted properties.
Impact Seven, Inc. is a certified community development financial institution (CDFI) that manages several Small Business Administration (SBA) and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) loan programs, provides venture capital, and is part-owner of a community development bank started in conjunction with a partner community development corporation (CDC).
CDFI OFN Member Since:
1997
IMPACTO Fund, Inc.
Kansas City,MOContact: Pedro ZamoraPhone: 816.221.3442
Certified by the U.S. Department of the Treasury as a community development financial institution (CDFI), Impacto Fund, Inc. was established in 2011 to improve loans and services to micro-enterprise businesses. Through the provision of these economic community development activities, the Fund provides resources to clients who would not be served otherwise by traditional institutions. We also seek to help these businesses move from non-traditional financing sources to stability in their businesses where they will qualify for lending activities through traditional sources.
CDFI OFN Member Since:
2019
Inclusive Action for the City
Los Angeles,CAContact: Rudy EspinozaPhone: 323.604.9765
2900 East Cesar E. Chavez Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90033
Inclusive Action for the City is a community development organization whose mission is to build strong local economies that uplift low-income urban communities. We seek to change the systems that created disparities in our cities and build community wealth by pairing research-centered advocacy with transformative economic development initiatives.
Indian Land Capital Company
Little Canada,MNContact: Rjay BrunkowPhone: 651.444.5759
The Indian Land Capital Company (ILCC) was created to help Native nations reclaim lost lands through legal transfers and purchases. As a Native-owned and operated company, ILCC understands the unique needs of Native nations and supports tribal sovereignty. We are particularly proud to be the only full faith and credit lender in Indian country. The company offers customized, flexible loan packages that suit the specific needs of the tribe, an approach that has enabled ILCC to loan millions of dollars to Native nations since its inception in 2005.
Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership, Inc.
The mission of Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership (INHP) is to increase affordable and sustainable housing opportunities for individuals and families, and serve as a catalyst for the development and revitalization of neighborhoods. We empower families who have low or moderate incomes through education and one-on-one homeownership advising so they can overcome barriers to homeownership and access mortgage financing. At the same time, INHP also works to increase the overall supply of affordable housing. We strengthen the community development system in Indianapolis by providing access to capital, leveraging technical resources and capacity, grantmaking, commissioning research, and partnering with community-based housing development organizations.
CDFI OFN Member Since:
2010
Initiative Foundation
Little Falls,MNContact: Matt VarilekPhone: 320.632.9255
Established in 1986, the Initiative Foundation is dedicated to improving the quality of life for residents, families, and communities in central Minnesota through comprehensive and integrated community development. The Initiative Foundation provides gap financing as well as grants to local businesses. By promoting local ownership, diversifying the economic base, and creating quality jobs that pay living wages and benefits, the Initiative Foundation helps strengthen central Minnesota communities.
CDFI OFN Member Since:
2001
Institute Capital
Durham,NCContact: Roberta McCulloughPhone: 919.956.2320
Institute Capital provides debt and investment capital to affordable housing developers, community-based development organizations (CBDOs) and small businesses. Our goal is to revitalize and transform diverse communities through affordable housing, entrepreneurship, HBCU collaborations and community development.
As a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), Institute Capital seeks to provide high-impact lending to borrowers who cannot typically get capital from mainstream financial institutions, and who are working to create thriving economies in communities that represent the most diverse populations.
The Institute for Community Economics (ICE), an affiliate loan fund of the National Housing Trust, provides flexible financing focused on long-term permanent affordability and shared equity models of affordable housing. The projects we finance benefit low- and moderate-income renters, homeowners, tenant associations, and cooperatives across the country.
Invest Detroit
Detroit,MIContact: Keona CowanPhone: 313.259.6368
600 Renaissance Center, Suite 1710 Detroit, MI 48243
Invest Detroit is a mission-driven lender, investor, and partner that supports business and real estate projects that will ignite economic growth in Detroit and the region. Our goal is a thriving city that works for all Detroiters with an improved quality of life–inclusive housing, resourced and walkable neighborhoods, and equal opportunities for jobs and business growth.
CDFI OFN Member Since:
2012
IRC's Center for Economic Opportunity
San Diego,CA
5348 University Avenue, Suite 115 San Diego, CA 92105
The mission of International Rescue Committee’s (IRC) Center for Economic Opportunity (CEO) is to promote upward economic mobility for low-income refugee and immigrant families in communities across the United States by offering targeted loan products designed to fortify their financial resilience and fill gaps in available financial services.
JARI Growth Fund was founded in May 2016 and received CDFI certification in 2017. JGF provides loans to a seven county region in south-central Pennsylvania. JGF focuses on providing its borrowers with intensive technical assistance that is customized to each individual borrower. JGF serves a niche of small businesses and start up companies that are unable to receive conventional financing.
JUST invests in entrepreneurs who have been excluded from the traditional financial system to create more resilient communities, starting in Texas. Our higher purpose is to help people live with less stress and more joy. JUST has reimagined traditional microcredit from the developing world to be more human-centered in an effort to be more transformational. With loans ranging from $750-$10,000 and based on tenure in the program, JUST never checks a credit score or demands collateral. All loans are based on trust.
CDFI OFN Member Since:
2020
justine PETERSEN
St. Louis,MOContact: Sheri Flanigan-VazquezPhone: 314.553.2411
The Justine Petersen Housing and Reinvestment Corporation (JPHRC) was founded in 1997 to honor the work of the late Justine Petersen, a leader in developing special mortgages for first-time homebuyers in St. Louis, MO. The organization's goal is to create enduring change in the community by helping low- and moderate-income families and individuals to buy homes and build long-term financial strength. To that end, JPHRC performs a wide range of services, including offering small business loans, originating and brokering home loans, and providing financial education, saving programs, and consumer loans.
CDFI OFN Member Since:
2006
Kentucky Habitat for Humanity
Louisville,KYContact: Mary ShearerPhone: 502.608.7041
Kentucky Habitat for Humanity, Inc. works in partnership with 35 nonprofit affordable housing developers in 51 Kentucky counties to develop new housing and rehab and repair older homes for Kentuckians who earn 60 percent and below the area median income (AMI). Since 1993, our building partners have served over 16,000 Kentuckians, developed 4,000 affordable housing units, and invested close to $200 million in affordable housing. Kentucky Habitat for Humanity, Inc. is part of a global network of affordable housing developers whose mission is to bring people together to build homes, communities, and hope.
CDFI OFN Member Since:
2012
Kentucky Highlands Investment Corporation
London,KYContact: Brenda McDanielPhone: 606.864.5175
Founded in 1968, Kentucky Highlands Investment Corporation (KHIC) provides and retains employment opportunities in Southeastern Kentucky through sound financial investments and the provision of managerial assistance. Our purpose is to coordinate, devise, implement, and promote community, economic, and social development efforts within our 22 county footprint.
CDFI OFN Member Since:
2001
La Fuerza Community Development Corporation
East Norwich,NYContact: Giovana BracchiPhone: 516.922.8100
34 Muttontown Lane, Chelsea Mansion East Norwich, NY 11732
La Fuerza CDC is dedicated to promoting community development by providing economic growth opportunities to low-income, minority and women owned enterprises. La Fuerza CDC focuses on low-income minority neighborhoods where the barriers of language, culture, and
conventional lending have hindered the growth of small businesses. Through our programs of business education, development services as well as access to capital and ongoing support, we can increase the creation of stable and vibrant communities.
Lake Superior CDC is a Native CDFI created in 2008 to serve the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community in rural Upper Michigan with training and low-interest loan funds for home and improvements, and small businesses. Over time, the organization has gradually expanded to serve Indian Country throughout the state of Michigan.
The Lakota Federal Credit Union’s mission is to provide quality financial services conveniently located at home on the Pine Ridge Reservation in a helpful, professional, and respectful manner and to provide effective tools for its members, the Oglala Lakota people, to save, plan, and provide for their futures.
With assistance from Oglala Lakota College and First Nations Development Institute, Lakota Funds was established in 1986 as the first Native American community development financial institution (CDFI). The mission of Lakota Funds is to promote economic sustainability on the Pine Ridge Reservation and geographic service area through business loans, technical assistance, and wealth building education for families and businesses.
CDFI OFN Member Since:
1988
Landmarks Community Capital Corporation
Pittsburgh,PA
100 West Station Square Drive, Suite 400 Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Landmarks Community Capital Corporation’s (LCC) mission is to initiate and expand community revitalization by providing creative financing and technical assistance in historic low- to moderate-income neighborhoods and urban centers throughout Western Pennsylvania. LCC is a subsidiary of Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation (PHLF), and was certified as a CDFI in 2012.
Latino Community Credit Union (LCCU) is the first financial services institution in North Carolina aimed at the state's growing Latino population. LCCU's mission is to improve the financial condition of the Hispanic community through the delivery of affordable financial services and financial education programs specifically targeted to underserved Hispanic immigrants in North Carolina. Founded in 2000 in response to violence against Latino residents in North Carolina, LCCU now has more than 51,000 members.
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