Our Annual Report comes out this month, and what a time to reflect on! Fiscal Year 2024 saw the milestone of 150 resident-owned communities, the launch of our new strategic plan, and our first ever brand/digital refresh. The report will share information about our impact, growth, and strategic plan, and will feature stories that highlight our work in conservation, affordable housing, business lending, grant administration, and project management. Stay tuned!
New Hampshire Community Loan Fund
金融服务
Concord，NH 1,982 位关注者
We provide systematically excluded people and communities with the financial, human, and civic resources they need.
关于我们
New Hampshire Community Loan Fund believes in opportunity for all. We provide systematically excluded people and communities with the financial, human, and civic resources they need to be economically secure. Community is at the heart of everything we do. Our neighbors-investing-in-neighbors model turns donations and impact investor funds into loans and services for homeowners, small businesses, nonprofits, and communities. During our 40+ years of service we have helped purchase or preserve over 11,000 affordable homes and added coaching and guidance loan services that help borrowers navigate repayment. Through partnerships and caring community investors and donors, we work for a future where everyone has access to the resources, they need to live secure and prosperous lives. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and one of the first community development financial institutions (CDFIs) in the U.S. and have received industry awards and recognition for social impact, financial strength, and performance.
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https://www.communityloanfund.org
New Hampshire Community Loan Fund的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 金融服务
- 规模
- 51-200 人
- 总部
- Concord，NH
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1983
- 领域
- financial、business lending、manufactured housing、resident-owned communities、child care facilities financing、nonprofit facilities financing、royalty financing、affordable housing、manufactured-home cooperatives、public policy、real mortgages for manufactured homes和business investment
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7 Wall St.
US，NH，Concord，03301
New Hampshire Community Loan Fund员工
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The New Hampshire Community Loan Fund and ROC-NH? hosted the Co-ops Celebrating Community Conference in Concord, N.H., on Saturday. About 100 resident-owned community members and board members from five states came together for training, community building, and to recognize outstanding communities and residents. New Hampshire is home to 151 of the nation’s 300+ resident-owned communities (ROCs). The average monthly payment for mortgage and lot rent in the Granite State’s ROCs is just $1,500 a month. This makes homeownership in a resident-owned community the most affordable housing option in New Hampshire. Saturday’s CCC Conference provided ROC residents and board members with many learning opportunities, including practical workshops, engaging speakers, and an interactive Open Space group forum. Ten ROC community members were honored with the Above & Beyond Award, recognizing their extraordinary contributions to their communities. TangleWood Park Cooperative received a special Resiliency Award for “unwavering spirit and unity in the face of adversity,” recognizing the community’s ongoing hard work as they recover from profound damage caused by July's storm event. Dorrie Kossuth, President of Medvil Cooperative, summarized the impact of the day. “We all came away more knowledgeable and plan to use what we learned for the benefit of Medvil's future.”?
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We were thrilled to have our farm and food lender Charlene Anderson speak at last month's Radically Rural Summit in Keene, New Hampshire. Charlene's leadership in this space has been an incredible benefit to the region's farming communities, and we are so proud of her work. Take a look at this article that explains how this community is expanding farmers' access to land. Charlene Andersen Radically Rural? The Daily Yonder
Great resources for New and Beginning Farmers. New Hampshire Community Loan Fund Charlene Andersen Land For Good
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Last week, the Community Loan Fund's Board of Directors held their annual retreat at Forest Society North at The Rocks in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, where they envisioned the year ahead and discussed our new Strategic Plan. Many thanks to the Board for their dedication and hard work! Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests
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New Hampshire Community Loan Fund转发了
Join Steve Saltzman and other local business leaders as they discuss how impact-first investing is creating solutions for affordable homeownership in New Hampshire. Tomorrow’s free webinar, hosted by New Hampshire Business Review, starts at 11 a.m. Registration link is in the repost.
Join us along with New Hampshire Community Loan Fund, Dartmouth Health, Prime Buchholz LLC and New Hampshire Charitable Foundation as we discuss how your investment can yield both financial and social returns while supporting first-time homebuyers, small businesses, and clean energy initiatives and shape a stronger, more sustainable future for New Hampshire. Register today for this FREE WEBINAR, ????????????????, ?????????????? ???????? at 11:00 a.m. https://lnkd.in/eVXXBr-a #freewebinar #business
Tackling Housing and Workforce Challenges Through Impact Investing
https://www.nhbr.com
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Join Steve Saltzman and other local business leaders as they discuss how impact-first investing is creating solutions for affordable homeownership in New Hampshire. Tomorrow’s free webinar, hosted by New Hampshire Business Review, starts at 11 a.m. Registration link is in the repost.
Join us along with New Hampshire Community Loan Fund, Dartmouth Health, Prime Buchholz LLC and New Hampshire Charitable Foundation as we discuss how your investment can yield both financial and social returns while supporting first-time homebuyers, small businesses, and clean energy initiatives and shape a stronger, more sustainable future for New Hampshire. Register today for this FREE WEBINAR, ????????????????, ?????????????? ???????? at 11:00 a.m. https://lnkd.in/eVXXBr-a #freewebinar #business
Tackling Housing and Workforce Challenges Through Impact Investing
https://www.nhbr.com
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And we are so proud of the work you and the entire Sustainable Food Systems team is doing Terri Birch!
I'm very proud to be the Grants Management Analyst as part of the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund's Sustainable Food Systems Program team managing the MPPEP subaward grants for Rural Development. There are 39 amazing projects spread across the United States and I get to help each of them be successful!! How amazing is that? https://lnkd.in/gRMDB_vk
Biden-Harris Administration Announces Final Awards through Landmark Meat and Poultry Processing Investment
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Thank you Fed Communities and Gabriella Chiarenza for your time visiting one of our resident-owned communities here in New Hampshire. Impactful reporting like this is needed. As we continue to battle the affordable housing crisis, our major opportunities for manufactured-home ownership include preservation, expansion, and awareness.
Efficient, inexpensive, and in-demand – two of those words are often missing when referring to homeownership options in the United States. Manufactured homes are making a comeback and challenging that convention. With much of the country’s for-purchase housing out of affordable reach for a growing number of households, these inexpensive homes offer a uniquely affordable onramp to homeownership. Available in a wide range of sizes and designs, manufactured housing units are smaller by an average of about 1,000 square feet than single-family homes. They’re also more affordable. Excluding any land costs, the average manufactured home purchase price is half that per square foot of a new site-built home. Read our latest blog for more on these efficient, inexpensive, and in-demand units and how they’re building and empowering residents. https://bit.ly/4cMtMk4
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We are thrilled to be celebrating the establishment of New Hampshire’s 150th resident-owned community (ROC), Derry Oak Village. When New Hampshire Community Loan Fund was launched in 1983 to support the creation of our nation’s first ROC, the 150th was well beyond the horizon. It took over 40 years, but here we are. We’re proud of the work we’ve accomplished. But more importantly, reaching this milestone inspires us to look ahead. As we dive into our next chapter, we have refreshed our look and feel from the ground up to express where we are as an organization today and where we’re going. In addition, we launched a new website to make it easier for people to find the resources they need, for impact investors to learn about us, and for people to understand how we help communities, nonprofits, and businesses. We’re excited about what’s in the pipeline and ready to make a difference in the lives of our neighbors and communities over the next four decades — and beyond. We invite you to learn more about our plans for the future by stopping by our website – link in bio. Join us in providing opportunity, for all.
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