The Housing Partnership Network Stories and Data

The Housing Partnership Network Stories

Dahlonega Georgia
  • Dahlonega,
  • Georgia
  • Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs
“We will always appreciate all the advisors and staff at ACE. They made our dream a reality and we are happy to be able to give back to the community creating jobs and supporting our local schools and different county programs.”
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Connecting Veterans with Capital
  • Atlanta,
  • Georgia
  • Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs
“With the continued support of ACE, I’ve been able to get back to my passion of serving the community and supporting youth with jobs as they build life skills.”
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Pittsburgh Yards
  • Atlanta,
  • Georgia
  • Enterprise Community Loan Fund
Financing the first phase of development of a business incubator for small businesses in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Atlanta. Previously a 31-acre industrial site, the vision of this project is to develop an economic catalyst in an area where living-wage jobs and economic opportunities are scarce. Phase 1 of this development is set to create a commercial village with a wide variety of locally-owned businesses. Creating a business space and maker hub will fuel entrepreneurship and job creation at a grassroots level. The building will also be a community space for various neighborhood functions. In addition to the buildings, Phase 1 of this development includes establishing pedestrian-oriented infrastructure to provide easy access to and from the Pittsburgh neighborhood and the future BeltLine.
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Atlanta Homeownership
  • Atlanta,
  • Georgia
  • Enterprise Community Loan Fund
45 for sale single-family homes in metro Atlanta. 20% of homes in the project sold to buyers earning less than 80% AMI.
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These funds are vital to increase the capacity to serve low to moderate income families and their purchase of safe, fit, and affordable housing.

-Rebecca Cartee, Columbus Housing Initiative, Inc., Columbus, GA

CDFIs provide a critical service to low-income entrepreneurs who are generally excluded from traditional financing to receive business training services and access to affordable capital to help them start their own microenterprises and thus improve their family’s and community’s economic stability.

-John Arnold, Thrive Community Lending, Atlanta, GA

Map of The Housing Partnership Network CDFI Branches and Stories