Julie Fedorchak (R-ND01)

Impact in the District

Between 2005 and 2023, there was $285.9 million in total lending from CDFI Fund award recipients, including $153.4 million in loans to businesses and entrepreneurs, $57.9 million in housing development and mortgage lending, $54.9 million in lending to commercial real estate and community facilities, with the balance going to other activities. For more impact data, check out the CDFI Advocacy App over at CDFI Friendly America.

Stories from the District
$1 million in updates to Rolla multi-family property will be ‘truly transformational’
The project is having a positive ripple effect in Rolla, a 1,200 resident community located in Rolette County, which is the third poorest county in North Dakota.
Busted Knuckle Brewery
What keeps North Dakotans moving? Cars, community, and bars—and Ben Boreson wasn’t about to leave any of them out when he founded Busted Knuckle Brewery.
Dakota Property Services: From Addiction to Entrepreneurship
Daniel Coleman has forged his path through life’s challenges. Drawing from the lessons he’s learned about tenacity, focus, and striving to be better, he decided to forge yet another path – a path of entrepreneurship. Read how Dan allowed his life experience to guide his next steps to success…
International Market Plaza
A dream became reality in 2017, when the International Market Plaza opened in Fargo, ND.
Introducing the Mountain/Plains Regional Native CDFI Coalition
Spanning North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, and Wyoming, The Mountain | Plains Regional Native CDFI Coalition is comprised of a group of Native-led community loan funds, also known as Native community development financial institutions (CDFIs), that create economic opportunities for tribal members. Organizations participating in the Coalition include Akiptan, Black Hills Community Loan Fund, Four Bands Community Fund, Montana Native Growth Fund, Wind River Development Fund, Native American Community Development Corporation, Plenty Doors Community Development Corporation, Native American Development Corporation, and People’s Partner for Community Development.
Marvin Composites
Finances the construction and equipping of Marvin Composites’ (previously known as Tecton Products) new 150,000 sq. ft. facility. The investment in equipment is essential to Marvin Composite’s business capacity and growth and allows the company to keep their product innovative and competitive in the market. This expansion will create high-quality jobs for low-income and minority populations.
CDFIs with Branches in the District
CommunityWorks North Dakota

Map of CDFI Branches and Stories in

North Dakota Fact Sheet