Ernest Walker Insurance Agency
Ernest Walker Insurance Agency used BBIF working capital to expand staffing, support payroll, and strengthen marketing as demand for the Tampa insurance agency increased. The financing will support three new sales agents and give the business additional capacity to serve clients across Florida.
432 Flats
Affordable Housing Resources developed 24 one-bedroom condominiums on Murfreesboro Pike to create an attainable homeownership option for Nashville’s workforce. The 465 sq. ft. units were paired with down-payment and closing-cost assistance for qualifying buyers, helping reduce upfront barriers to ownership.
GoGAL Program
ACE’s Savannah Women’s Business Center graduated 20 entrepreneurs through the GoGAL Program, developed with Step Up Savannah and Start Up Savannah. Participants received business training, individualized planning assistance, and $2,500 microgrants to help launch or expand their businesses.
Enhanced Estètic
Enhanced Estètic is a Sandy Springs salon offering waxing, lash, skincare, retail, and professional training services. A $25,000 ACE loan and business coaching helped owner Jhada Williams open a storefront, improve cash-flow management and pricing, expand products and training, and prepare the business for continued growth.
Triple J Global Solutions
Triple J Global Solutions provides real estate, infrastructure, and compliance services supporting transportation, utilities, housing, and other public projects. ACE provided individualized business guidance and training on government contracting, capital access, financial organization, and supplier diversity to help the company strengthen its operations and market position.
Success Is Tangible
Jasmen Mickey founded Success Is Tangible to provide coaching, training, and motivational services focused on resilience and professional growth. ACE provided funding, business guidance, government-contracting assistance, certification support, and marketing exposure that helped Mickey broaden the company’s services and pursue new opportunities.
Salina Family Healthcare Center
BlueHub Capital provided $34 million in New Markets Tax Credit allocation to support construction of a new 74,850 sq. ft. integrated healthcare facility for Salina Family Healthcare Center. The new facility will consolidate medical, dental, behavioral health, eye care, pharmacy, and residency training services and serve about 13,500 patients annually.
Community Music Center of Boston
BlueHub Capital provided $10 million of a $22 million NMTC financing package to renovate a historic Nubian Square building into the Community Music Center of Boston’s new headquarters. The facility will expand music education, youth workforce development, music therapy, and community programming and is expected to increase CMCB’s capacity by at least 50%.
Northampton Collegiate and Technical High School
BlueHub Capital provided $20 million in New Markets Tax Credit allocation to support construction of a new consolidated high school campus in Jackson serving about 400 students. The 63-acre campus will combine academics, career and technical education, student wellness services, athletic facilities, and workforce training.
Community Music Center of Boston
BlueHub Capital provided $10 million in New Markets Tax Credit allocation to help the Community Music Center of Boston purchase and renovate a historic Nubian Square building into a new arts education center. The facility will include music studios, a recording studio, digital piano lab, performance hall, and workforce development space while increasing CMCB’s capacity.
Sun Life Family Health Center
Accion Opportunity Fund provided a $12 million NMTC allocation for Sun Life Family Health Center’s approximately $67 million, 111,558 sq. ft. flagship health center in Casa Grande. The facility will expand primary care, pediatrics, OB/GYN, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, and clinical training services while supporting permanent and construction jobs.
The Spinning Hand
Kari Capone used AOF’s Creators Momentum Business Accelerator to strengthen the finances, marketing, and growth strategy of The Spinning Hand, a knitting and yarn business she had operated online since 2007. The support helped her increase Shopify revenue and open her first brick-and-mortar shop in downtown Maplewood.
NCMPRBL
Mario McCoy turned to Accion Opportunity Fund for business advising to strengthen NCMPRBL, his Houston-based watch, eyewear, and accessories brand. Through AOF’s Creators Momentum Business Accelerator and one-on-one advising, he refined pricing, positioning, and marketing, contributing to stronger sales growth.
Jain Family Foods
Nimisha Jain launched Jain Family Foods in 2020 to produce convenient Indian-inspired lentil and meal kits, growing the business from a home-based operation into a brand sold through retail and online channels. Accion Opportunity Fund provided grant funding, training, and business support that helped Jain Family Foods strengthen its digital strategy, standardize operations, add marketing…
The Empanada Lady
Baltimore Community Lending financed The Empanada Lady’s move into a larger restaurant after rapid sales growth forced the business to leave its previous commercial kitchen. The financing supported renovations, permits, inventory, and equipment for its new Inner Harbor restaurant.
Levonye Professionals
Baltimore Community Lending provided capital to help Levonye Professionals expand its hair-loss treatment business after demand outgrew its previous space. The financing supported the new location’s build-out, hiring and payroll, equipment purchases, marketing, and broader business expansion.
Zehbras Fitness
Baltimore Community Lending financed equipment for Zehbras Fitness, a Baltimore CrossFit gym founded by Dr. Jeanelle Spencer to provide an accessible fitness and wellness space. The financing helped equip the gym with professional training equipment as the business established its permanent Greenmount Avenue location.
Sylvan Hills Senior
Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership and The Benoit Group developed Sylvan Hills Senior, a 183-unit affordable rental community for older adults in Southwest Atlanta. The $36 million, 147,000 sq. ft. development includes one- and two-bedroom apartments, resident programming space, a fitness center, and other amenities.
Cherokee Nation–AltCap Partnership
AltCap and the Cherokee Nation established a financing partnership that provides a one-to-one match of loan capital to expand financing for Cherokee-owned businesses across Kansas and Missouri. Loans can support start-up costs, working capital, equipment, inventory, renovations, construction, and other business needs through the Cherokee Nation’s SSBCI program.
Linwood Area Ministry Place
Nearly $10 million in NMTC financing from AltCap and Central Bank of Kansas City helped renovate a long-vacant historic church complex into the Linwood Area Ministry Place. The 40,000 sq. ft. campus now houses nonprofit organizations providing mental health, youth, family, technology, and community services and includes a 36-unit affordable housing development.
E-Z Pedicabs
E-Z Pedicabs used its $35,000 AltCap Your Biz grand prize to double its fleet from four to eight pedicabs and expand its workforce ahead of the World Cup in Kansas City. AltCap coaching and mentorship also helped the company build capacity to serve more visitors and grow ridership.
Nomar Theater / Provecho
AltCap helped Empower secure $1.2 million in New Markets Tax Credit financing for the redevelopment of Wichita’s historic Nomar Theater into Provecho, a food hall and community events venue. The project will combine the shuttered 1929 theater with an adjacent building to provide space for food entrepreneurs, live music, movie screenings, and community gatherings.
Ahmed Family Homeownership
After taking ADC’s Homestretch homeownership course, Abdirisaq Ahmed learned about budgeting, mortgage financing, down-payment assistance, and avoiding predatory lending. He and his family subsequently qualified for Habitat for Humanity and purchased a home in St. Cloud.
Ever-Care Orthotics & Prosthetics
Hana Hassan worked with the African Development Center to launch Ever-Care Orthotics & Prosthetics after traditional financing options did not meet the needs of her business. The Richfield clinic provides prosthetic and orthotic services and was launched to improve access to specialized care.
Johnston’s Marine Services
BBIF financing allowed Johnston’s Marine Services to refinance higher-cost debt and improve cash flow as demand for its boat and yacht repair services increased. The Pompano Beach-area company used the added capacity to hire another technician and invest in equipment to serve more customers.
Sierra Homes
Sierra Homes received BBIF working capital to support payroll and purchase equipment and inventory as its residential and commercial construction business expanded across Central Florida. The financing is helping the company manage multiple projects simultaneously, shorten construction timelines, retain staff, and pursue additional work.
Opportunity Mortgage Group
Opportunity Mortgage Group received BBIF working capital to expand its Orlando mortgage brokerage and increase its capacity to assist families seeking home financing. The financing will support marketing and administrative capacity, improve cash flow, and allow founder Harold Delcham to devote more time to clients.
Redemption Home 1
Redemption Home 1 operates group homes for boys ages 13 to 17 that provide housing, meals, tutoring, counseling, job-readiness training, and other support. BBIF working capital is helping the organization open a fifth home in Pine Hills, complete required safety improvements, and expand capacity.
Mental Wealth Tribe
BBIF provided working capital to Mental Wealth Tribe, a Davenport behavioral-health practice offering therapy, school-based programs, and community outreach. The financing allowed the practice to consolidate higher-cost debt, stabilize cash flow during insurance reimbursement delays, and support continued expansion.
American Drain Cleaners
Bridgeway Capital provided an owner-occupied commercial real estate loan that enabled American Drain Cleaners to purchase and expand into its own approximately 2,000 sq. ft. facility. Building ownership allowed the plumbing company to add vehicles, hire employees, and establish a permanent base for continued growth.
Pittsburgh Pilates
Bridgeway Capital financing helped Tabytha Bates establish Pittsburgh Pilates, a new boutique fitness studio in Wilkinsburg. The loan supported equipment purchases, renovations, and working capital as Bates moved from teaching at other studios to operating her own business.
Pittsburgh Pilates
Bridgeway Capital provided Tabytha Bates with business planning assistance and financing for renovations, equipment, and working capital to open Pittsburgh Pilates in Wilkinsburg. The studio offers Reformer, Tower, and mat Pilates and occupies a locally owned storefront on South Avenue.
LOOP Youngstown Arts + Culture Center
Bridgeway Capital financing helped LOOP Youngstown acquire and transform a former automobile showroom and office building into a permanent arts and culture center. The facility provides artist studios, event and performance space, classes, exhibitions, and other creative programming for the Mahoning Valley.
Allegheny YMCA
Bridgeway Capital supported the nearly $26 million renovation of the historic Allegheny YMCA through a predevelopment grant and bridge financing. The project modernized the century-old Northside facility while preserving its housing, wellness, youth, and community services.
1032 East Avenue
BUILD CDC renovated a blighted East Avenue property into three affordable apartments and a commercial storefront with financing from Bridgeway Capital. The redevelopment also provided hands-on construction training and housing support for residents transitioning from domestic violence situations.
1032 East Avenue
Bridgeway Capital provided construction and renovation financing to BUILD CDC to complete the rehabilitation of a longstanding Erie Eastside building. The project created three affordable apartments and a ground-floor commercial space while also serving as an on-the-job construction training site.
1331 Studios
Artist Danielle Nyland worked with Bridgeway Capital’s Alliance for Creative Rural Economies to turn her Greene County creative practice into a sustainable full-time business. Coaching helped her improve pricing, track event performance, strengthen marketing and search visibility, and plan for a future gallery, workshop, and retail space.
Wayne Montgomery Floor Covering
Bridge Investment financing helped Floorcrafters owner Mike Griffin acquire Wayne Montgomery Floor Covering and purchase inventory for the Davenport business. The financing preserved jobs, supported an additional position, and allowed the longtime flooring company to continue operating after its previous owners retired.
Darmok Designs
Bridge Investment financing helped Darmok Designs launch and hire an additional employee as the Moline manufacturer expanded its production and consulting operations. The company develops automated manufacturing processes and produces precision metal components for U.S. manufacturers.
Great River Brewery
Bridge Investment helped Great River Brewery reopen after Mississippi River flooding forced the Davenport brewery to close in 2019. Financing supported new brewing and canning equipment for the renovated 5,500 sq. ft. brewery and restaurant and helped expand retail distribution.
Run-A-Way Buckers
Run-A-Way Buckers operates a rural summer day camp where children participate in farming, animal care, arts and crafts, and other youth-development activities. Bridge Investment provided a microloan that allowed the organization to purchase a seven-passenger van to improve transportation for campers, including children with special needs.
Honey Bee Child Development Center
Bridge Investment financed construction of the Honey Bee Child Development Center at Shimer Square, expanding childcare capacity for families in rural Carroll County. The project supported construction jobs and is expected to create permanent childcare positions as part of the broader redevelopment of the former Shimer College campus.
AL’s Burgers
Bridge Investment provided a small business loan to help AL’s Burgers establish its Rock Island restaurant after owner Besa spent years working toward opening the business. Strong demand for its affordable smash burgers later supported expansion to a second location in Moline.
ABE Transport
Yendoupabe Tindan launched ABE Transport in 2023 after purchasing his first semi-truck and needed additional working capital as the new trucking company grew. Bridge Investment provided a microloan that enabled him to purchase a trailer, and after repaying the loan he began planning to add a second truck and expand the business.
150 River Street Village
Boston Impact Initiative supported Caribbean Integration Community Development’s development of 150 River Street Village, a new affordable senior housing community in Mattapan. The project transformed a long-vacant site into 30 income-restricted apartments for older adults with accessible units, community space, outdoor areas, and services intended to support aging in place.
Anthony Small Business Loan Program
Borderplex Community Capital partnered with the Town of Anthony to launch a small business loan program offering $10,000 to $25,000 loans at a fixed 2% interest rate. Businesses can use the financing for equipment, working capital, and expansion, while participating borrowers also receive free business advising from BCC.
Community Loan Center of Dallas
BCL of Texas launched the Community Loan Center of Dallas to provide employees of participating employers with affordable small-dollar loans as an alternative to payday and auto-title lending. The program uses payroll deduction and credit reporting to help participants manage expenses and build credit.
Starting Point Human Capital Advisors
Denise Gee Uzzelle developed Starting Point Human Capital Advisors through BCL of Texas’ Microenterprise Bootcamp, building an HR consulting business that provides recruiting, policy development, and employee-retention services. BCL technical assistance helped move the company from an idea to an operating business that secured major contracts.
Green Ape Coffee
A Travis County Thrive grant administered through BCL of Texas helped Green Ape Coffee maintain operations during the pandemic and invest in a new cold-brew product line. The funding positioned the family-owned roaster to increase production and pursue larger retail opportunities.
GRIND
GRIND developed a portable, lower-cost basketball shooting machine intended to make automated training equipment more accessible to amateur and student athletes. Bronze Valley became the company’s first institutional investor, and GRIND has since sold thousands of units while expanding its sports-technology business.
Nyad
Nyad is developing an AI and computer-vision platform that helps wastewater operators monitor biological treatment processes, reduce costs, maintain compliance, and improve treatment efficiency. After participating in Bronze Valley’s Alabama investment accelerator, the company expanded its Alabama presence and began projects with wastewater facilities.
Botco.ai
Botco.ai uses conversational and generative AI to help healthcare organizations answer patient questions, manage interactions, and improve access to information such as appointments, prescriptions, and clinical services. The company joined Bronze Valley’s Investment Accelerator after previously launching its first product and raising venture capital.
BalanceAI
BalanceAI develops AI-enabled controls for heat pumps in multifamily buildings to reduce energy use, improve resident comfort, and help property owners manage building loads more efficiently. Bronze Valley backed the company as it moved from its first 200-unit customer toward broader commercialization and growth.
Gonzalez-Huerta Organics
California FarmLink provided Mauricio Gonzalez with operating financing for his diversified organic vegetable farm and another loan after storms and flooding forced him to relocate to Chualar. The financing covered rent, plants, supplies, and labor, while FarmLink’s Resilerador course helped strengthen business-management skills.
Queen of Vegetables
A California FarmLink Conservation Bridge Loan supplied the upfront financing Yadira Mendiola needed to implement conservation improvements before receiving reimbursement from public incentive programs. The financing enabled the Salinas-area organic farm to move forward with projects that otherwise would have been constrained by limited cash flow.
3 Calhoun Sisters’ Ranch
California FarmLink’s bookkeeping training helped Nancy Calhoun Mueller move the fifth-generation cattle ranch from manual financial tracking to QuickBooks Online. FarmLink has also supported the ranch with land-tenure, succession-planning, and business-resilience assistance.
Vazquez Brothers Berry Farm
California FarmLink financing allowed Antonio Vazquez to expand his strawberry operation from 10 acres to 17 acres and purchase equipment, supporting about 30 workers during peak season. After repaying the initial loan, he secured another operating loan to expand production further.
Topsail Steamer
Thread Capital financing helped Topsail Steamer recover from Hurricane Florence and build refrigeration, packaging, and shipping capacity to make the business more resilient. Partner Community Capital, then known as Natural Capital Investment Fund, later financed the purchase of the company’s Surf City building.
Brown Toy Box
ACE provided the first $500,000 of financing Brown Toy Box needed to produce nearly 40,000 educational toy kits for a nationwide rollout in Target stores. The financing helped the Atlanta company scale production and distribution while attracting additional capital from other local partners.
Cheyenne River Buffalo Company
Indian Land Capital Company provided $3 million in financing that allowed the Cheyenne River Buffalo Company to purchase a slaughter and processing facility and associated real estate. The tribally owned company retained the facility’s workers and equipment, expanded its buffalo herd, and increased its capacity to process and market locally produced food.
Garden Island Gymnastics
Kaua‘i Federal Credit Union helped Garden Island Gymnastics survive the pandemic through a PPP loan, grants, and other financing before providing the credit union’s first commercial loan to help the owners acquire a permanent facility. The business grew from a Saturday class serving 10 children into a gymnastics program serving more than 100 students.
Concrete Washout Solutions of New England
Millbury National Bank provided Jeff Trudeau with a $347,000 startup loan and $30,000 line of credit to launch Concrete Washout Solutions of New England. The company developed a service for capturing and treating concrete washout wastewater and subsequently expanded throughout New England.
Piedmont Community Services
Carter Bank has supported Piedmont Community Services for decades with financing, including a low-interest renovation loan, PPP financing, a line of credit, donations, and financial-literacy programming. Piedmont provides behavioral health, substance-use, intellectual disability, prevention, recovery, and other services to thousands of people annually.
Mother Earth Food
Partner Community Capital responded to Hurricane Helene by providing immediate forbearance, borrower outreach, grant assistance, and other recovery support to businesses across Western North Carolina. Asheville-based Mother Earth Food used that support while adapting its local-food operation to maintain cold storage and deliver meals during the recovery.
Arvia Street
Self-Help Ventures Fund partnered with LA Más to acquire a five-unit rent-stabilized property in Northeast Los Angeles and preserve it as permanently affordable housing. Self-Help supplied the bulk of the low-cost acquisition capital while the partnership adds an ADU and addresses deferred maintenance.
Pantora
Brooklyn Cooperative Federal Credit Union provided Andrea Pitter with early working capital and subsequent financing that helped Pantora grow from a one-person bridal business into a nationally recognized company. In 2022, Brooklyn Coop financed Pantora’s purchase of its permanent Flatbush headquarters.
Come and Take It Dance
BCL of Texas financing enabled Guy Lahav and Gary Franco to purchase a historic downtown Gonzales property and establish Come and Take It Dance. The studio provides dance instruction and performances, supports community events and youth programs, and has expanded its arts programming into additional communities.
Darilek Automotive
BCL of Texas financing helped Eddi and Clinton Darilek open Darilek Automotive in Shiner by financing the facility and equipment needed for the new repair business. The family-owned shop combined the owners’ mechanical and accounting experience and created a permanent small business in a rural Texas community.
Queen of Vegetables
FarmLink’s El Resilerador business course helped first-generation farmer Yadira Mendiola strengthen the management of Queen of Vegetables as she expanded from 2.7 acres to eight acres. The Salinas-area farm produces certified organic vegetables and berries and continued growing despite floods and wildfires.
Good Humus Produce
California FarmLink’s Regenerator succession-planning program helped Jeff and Annie Main and their family develop a structured plan for transferring Good Humus Produce to the next generation. The organic Capay farm has operated since 1976 and produces fruits, vegetables, flowers, preserves, and other products for local markets and its CSA.
Hijas de la Fresa
Sisters Miriam and Donna Olivera used California FarmLink’s Resilerator to strengthen the financial and management practices of the strawberry business they started after their father’s death. The program helped the Santa Maria growers better understand debt, financial performance, and long-term planning as they continued their family’s farming legacy.
Pie Ranch Regenerator at Cascade Ranch
California FarmLink and Pie Ranch developed an equity-building structure for farmers participating in the Regenerator farm incubator at Cascade Ranch. A portion of participating farmers’ program payments is invested through FarmLink’s Investment Notes and returned to farmers as financial equity when they leave the program.
Maria de la Luz Vineyard
California FarmLink provided an operating loan to Maria de la Luz Vineyard after disease forced the family to repeatedly replant its 45-acre vineyard. The financing helps the family cover labor and other operating costs between annual grape harvest payments and sustain the woman-owned vineyard through its recovery.
Feeding Crane Farm
California FarmLink has supported Antonio Garza and Feeding Crane Farm with financing, land-tenure assistance, grants, and business education during a relationship spanning more than a decade. The support helped Garza secure farmland and strengthen the financial and operational foundation of his Nevada County farm.
F/V Abe
California FarmLink financed Wilton Cruz’s purchase of a commercial fishing vessel and permit package, allowing the longtime Fort Bragg fisherman to become a boat owner and operate his own business. The Resilerator also provided business-management and bookkeeping training to support his transition to ownership.
Rainwater Ranch
California FarmLink’s Resilerator and Employment Resilerator helped Rainwater Ranch strengthen its business management, employment practices, and workplace systems. The certified organic farm near Winters produces oranges, flowers, wreaths, and bouquets while providing year-round work supported by complementary harvest seasons.
Farmermaid Flowers
Courtney Mellblom used California FarmLink’s Resilerator and other business courses to strengthen the financial and operational side of Farmermaid Flowers. The training complemented her expansion onto purchased acreage and helped her build a more resilient business around regenerative flower production and floral design.
Magaña Farms
California FarmLink helped Bertha Magaña negotiate a 12-acre lease with a right of first refusal and later provided its first farmer land loan so she could purchase the property. FarmLink continued supporting the Royal Oaks farm with operating assistance, loan restructuring, disaster relief, conservation, and business guidance.
Mimi’s Organic Farms
California FarmLink previously provided Mimi’s Organic Farms with financing for planting and pre-harvest expenses and later helped owner Domitila Tapia review a proposed lease for additional farmland. Agreement-building assistance uncovered terms that placed substantial risk on the farm, allowing Tapia to avoid an unfavorable lease.
Ricky’s Farms
California FarmLink provided Ricardo “Ricky” Ortiz with an operating loan to expand his Castroville strawberry operation with additional acreage, production, and employees. FarmLink also identified bookkeeping and financial-management improvements intended to help the business eventually qualify for lower-cost USDA financing.
Old Grove Orange
California FarmLink’s Regenerator course helped Anna Nakamura Knight and her family work through the succession of their fifth-generation citrus farm and food hub. The year-long process provided a structured framework for family communication, business planning, and transferring the agricultural operation to another generation.
KM Mushrooms
FarmLink’s Resilerator helped KM Mushrooms owner Amanda Janney strengthen bookkeeping, tax, insurance, contract, and long-term planning practices. The Santa Rosa mushroom business subsequently hired a bookkeeper, adopted QuickBooks, developed a debt-repayment strategy, and began preparing for a future land purchase and expansion.
Sanchez-Mendez Farm
California FarmLink provided financing that allowed Carlos Sanchez and Santa America Mendez to acquire a neighboring 28-acre property and expand their established avocado operation. The additional property includes avocado and lemon trees, housing, and a working well, allowing the siblings to diversify production and expand employment.
Cornbread Farm to Soul
Capital Impact Partners and Momentus Capital provided more than $4.6 million in mezzanine and community development financing to support Cornbread Farm to Soul’s expansion. The financing provided working capital for existing restaurants and a new Brownsville, Brooklyn location while allowing the founders to retain ownership.
Fairwoods at Furman
Capital Impact Partners provided flexible construction financing to developer Laolu Davies-Yemitan for Fairwoods at Furman, a 45-unit affordable for-sale townhome development in Houston. The project is being built in three phases and is designed to create attainable homeownership opportunities for working households.
Hungry Harvest
Momentus Capital provided $1.5 million in mezzanine financing to help Hungry Harvest expand HarvestRx, its partner-sponsored Food as Medicine program serving hospitals, schools, nonprofits, insurers, and other organizations. The financing allowed the company to scale recurring produce and grocery deliveries while preserving founder ownership.
Junta for Progressive Action
Capital for Change financed Junta for Progressive Action’s purchase and renovation of 175 Grand Avenue, an adjacent property that will become the organization’s administrative offices. The acquisition will free Junta’s existing building for redevelopment as a cultural center while expanding its capacity to provide social services, education, and community programming.
Valley River Apartments
Valley River Apartments created 56 affordable one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes for families in Murphy, with rents targeted to households earning up to 50% to 60% of area median income. CAHEC invested about $6.7 million in private equity in the development, providing new workforce housing near major employers and essential services.
Jevue Club
The rehabilitation of Jevue Club preserved 40 affordable two-bedroom apartments for families in Wetzel County, including units for households below 40% of area median income. CAHEC invested about $4.3 million in private equity as the property underwent extensive unit, building, and community-space improvements.
Davis Park Station
Davis Park Station created 73 affordable family apartments in downtown Lexington and incorporates an on-site workforce training center serving residents and the wider community. CAHEC invested about $7.4 million in private equity in the development, which includes one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments.
Britton Village
Britton Village provides 80 affordable apartments for Salisbury families earning up to 60% of area median income. CAHEC invested about $8 million in private equity in the development, which includes a community building, fitness room, playground, computer room, and other amenities.
Amberly Trace Apartments
Amberly Trace provides 80 affordable one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments for families in Burlington. CAHEC invested about $6.9 million in private equity in the development, which includes a community room, fitness center, computer room, playground, and other resident amenities.
Sumner Pointe Apartments
Sumner Pointe is a new 64-unit affordable family housing development in Portland serving households earning up to 60% of area median income. CAHEC invested about $6.4 million in private equity, supporting construction of unusually large two- and three-bedroom units and community amenities.
Hardee Street Apartments
Hardee Street Apartments adds 132 affordable one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes in Durham through a development by DHIC and Self-Help Ventures Fund. The new community expands affordable family housing and includes modern units and resident amenities.
Birch & Branch Apartments
Birch & Branch adds 180 affordable apartments for Raleigh households earning 30% to 70% of area median income. CAHEC provided about $14.5 million in private equity for the development, which includes one-, two-, and three-bedroom units and community amenities.
2100 Bainbridge Apartments
2100 Bainbridge Apartments is an 83-unit affordable senior housing development serving Richmond households earning 50% to 60% of area median income. CAHEC invested about $9.5 million in private equity in the new community, which includes accessible apartments and resident gathering spaces.
Anna’s Organic Farms
California FarmLink provided financing that enabled the Villanueva family to replace an unreliable truck and increase the amount of produce Anna’s Organic Farms could transport to market. The Chowchilla farm grew from five acres after its 2015 launch to roughly 65 acres, supporting the family’s goal of maintaining the organic operation for future generations.
Reverie Ranch
California FarmLink helped Katie Herzog explore succession planning for her family’s historic ranch and strengthen the business model for Reverie Ranch, where she grows multiple varieties of agave. The Resilerator also helped her plan ways to use the rural property to support land access, stewardship, and future agricultural opportunities.
Perennial Grazing
California FarmLink refinanced business debt through a 0% loan that allowed Perennial Grazing to expand its sheep herd and equipment while matching repayment to the seasonal nature of the business. The Capay Valley company uses a large sheep herd for wildfire mitigation, ecological restoration, vineyard and orchard management, and local meat production.
Heaven In The Hills Campground
Carolina Small Business Development Fund provided financing that allowed Kristy and Eric Freitag to purchase and develop an 85-acre campground near Hanging Rock State Park. The loan paid off the property and funded septic, water, electrical, and other infrastructure needed to open the rural campground to visitors.
