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LOW INCOME INVESTMENT FUND

CA · EIN 942952578 · $61.2M rev · operational · grantmaker · advocacy · www.liifund.org
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Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF) is a nonprofit community development financial institution (CDFI) that mobilizes capital and partnerships to expand access to funding for underserved communities across the United States. The organization invests in affordable housing, early care and education, and community facilities to promote economic opportunity, equity, and well-being. LIIF combines financing, grants, and advocacy to support long-term community development and strengthen pathways to prosperity.

activities · 25

what they do

direct service · 11
  • Administering national funds for community development Community Facilities Financing
    Administers large-scale national funding programs, having disbursed over $1 billion in National Funds to support community development projects across the U.S.
  • Administration of national funding for community development Community Facilities Financing
    Administers large-scale national funds to support community development projects, including closing 65 loans in fiscal year 2024 and administering over $1 billion in National Funds.
  • Closing community investment loans Community Facilities Financing
    Closed 65 loans during fiscal year 2024 as part of ongoing financing activities to strengthen underserved communities.
  • Creating and preserving affordable homes Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing
    Has created or preserved over 108,000 affordable homes through targeted investments and financing, including multi-million-dollar loan packages for specific developments such as four properties in Greater Chalmette, Louisiana and predevelopment funding in Murrieta, California.
  • Investing in affordable housing and community facilities Community Facilities Financing
    Provides loans and grants to support affordable housing, early care and education, charter schools, nonprofit spaces, and health centers. Since 1984, has invested over $3.5 billion in community facilities and programs, benefiting 2.5 million people.
  • Investing in affordable housing and community facilities Community Facilities Financing
    Provides loans and grants to support affordable housing, early care and education, charter schools, nonprofit spaces, and health centers. Since 1984, has invested over $3.5 billion in community facilities and programs, benefiting over 2.5 million people.
  • Investing in affordable housing and community facilities through loans and grants Community Facilities Financing
    Provides financing via loans and grants to support affordable housing, early care and education, charter schools, nonprofit spaces, and health centers. Since 1984, has invested over $3.5 billion, benefiting 2.5 million people and creating or preserving over 108,000 affordable homes.
  • Investment in affordable housing and community facilities Community Facilities Financing
    Provides loans and grants to support the development and preservation of affordable housing, early care and education centers, charter schools, nonprofit spaces, and health centers. Since 1984, has invested over $3.5 billion in community facilities and programs, benefiting 2.5 million people.
  • Investment in affordable housing and community facilities Community Facilities Financing
    Provides loans and grants to support the development and preservation of affordable housing, early care and education centers, charter schools, health centers, and other community facilities. Since 1984, has invested over $3.5 billion in community development projects, benefiting more than 2.5 million people.
  • Investment in affordable housing and community facilities Community Facilities Financing
    Provides loans and grants to support the development and preservation of affordable housing, early care and education centers, charter schools, health centers, and other community facilities. Since 1984, has invested over $3.5 billion in community facilities and programs, benefiting more than 2.5 million people.
  • Investment in affordable housing and community facilities Community Facilities Financing
    Provides loans and grants to support the development and preservation of affordable housing, early care and education centers, charter schools, health centers, and other community facilities. Since 1984, has invested over $3.5 billion, creating or preserving over 108,000 affordable homes and serving more than 2.5 million people.
capacity building · 14
  • Capacity building and financial advisory services Community Facilities Financing
    Offers financial, investment, and development advisory services to nonprofit developers and investors in the affordable housing sector, including syndication services and strategic planning support. Also drives large-scale investment initiatives through joint ventures and national funding strategies.
  • Capacity building and financial advisory services Community Facilities Financing
    Provides financial, investment, and development advisory services to nonprofit developers and investors in the affordable housing sector, including syndication services and strategic planning support. Engaged in large-scale joint ventures to raise capital and drive long-term community investment.
  • Driving long-term community investment goals Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing
    Has a strategic goal to drive $5 billion in investments to strengthen communities between 2020 and 2030.
  • Financial and development advisory services Community Facilities Financing
    Provides financial, investment, and development advisory services to partners in the affordable housing sector, including syndication services for investors and nonprofit developers.
  • Organizational strategic planning Strategic Planning & Implementation
    Maintains a strategic plan that guides organizational priorities and work through 2025.
  • Partnership to preserve affordable housing at scale Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing
    Partnering to raise $1 billion over the first five years of a joint venture to preserve 10,000 affordable homes nationwide.
  • Providing financial and development advisory services Community Facilities Financing
    Offers financial, investment, and development advisory services to partners in the affordable housing sector, including syndication services for investors and nonprofit developers.
  • Providing financial and development advisory services to affordable housing partners Community Facilities Financing
    Offers financial, investment, and development advisory services to nonprofit developers and investors in the affordable housing sector, including syndication services and predevelopment financing guidance.
  • Staffing with community-informed expertise Volunteer Leadership & Board Integration
    Employs a team with diverse lived and professional experiences to strengthen communities and support organizational sustainability.
  • Strategic and large-scale investment initiatives Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing
    Driving $5 billion in investments between 2020 and 2030 to strengthen communities; committed to preserving 10,000 affordable homes nationwide through a $1 billion investment in a joint venture launched in the first five years.
  • Strategic commitment to preserve affordable homes through large-scale investment Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing
    Partnering to raise $1 billion to preserve 10,000 affordable homes nationwide over the first five years of a joint venture, with a strategic plan guiding implementation through 2025.
  • Strategic investment initiatives and joint ventures Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing
    Leads large-scale investment initiatives, including a commitment to drive $5 billion in investments between 2020 and 2030 and a joint venture aimed at raising $1 billion to preserve 10,000 affordable homes nationwide in its first five years.
  • Strategic investment initiatives and joint ventures Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing
    Leads large-scale investment initiatives, including a commitment to drive $5 billion in investments between 2020 and 2030 and a joint venture to raise $1 billion to preserve 10,000 affordable homes nationwide in its first five years.
  • Strategic investment planning and goal setting Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing
    Guides long-term investment strategy through a strategic plan extending to 2025 and has set goals to drive $5 billion in cumulative investments between 2020 and 2030 to strengthen communities.
strategies · 35

how they think

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named programs · 5

what they call their work

Affordable Housing
Finances and preserves high-quality affordable housing through loans, grants, and partnerships with developers and housing organizations
Community Facilities
Provides capital for community facilities such as health centers, schools, and workforce training centers in underserved neighborhoods
Early Care and Education
Invests in early care and education facilities, particularly co-located with affordable housing, to expand access for low-income families
Joint Venture with SAHF and NAHT
Strategic partnership to build, protect, and preserve affordable homes and create communities of opportunity nationwide
LIIF-SAHF-NAHT Joint Venture
Strategic partnership with Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future and National Affordable Housing Trust to scale impact in preserving and expanding affordable housing.
relationships · 18

who they work with

  • All Our Kin, Inc. Partner — LIIF board member Jessica Sager serves as CEO of All Our Kin, Inc., an organization focused on child care, public policy, and family support
  • Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Government — Source link references FDIC resource on CDFI overview.
  • Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond – Charlotte Branch Government — LIIF board member Dionne Nelson serves as a Director for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond – Charlotte Branch
  • Fund to Preserve Affordable Communities Partner — Previously launched in partnership with NAHT and SAHF members to provide acquisition financing for affordable housing preservation.
  • LIIF Board Partner — Board collaborates with staff to guide the strategic plan and organizational priorities.
  • NAHT Partner — LIIF affiliate organization focused on Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC).
  • NAHT Partner — LIIF has an affiliate relationship with NAHT, directing users to contact NAHT through a dedicated link.
  • National Affordable Housing Trust Partner — Joint venture partner to raise $1 billion and preserve 10,000 affordable homes
  • National Affordable Housing Trust Partner — Joint venture partner with LIIF and SAHF to steward $1 billion for affordable housing preservation and development.
  • National Affordable Housing Trust Partner — Strategic, mission-aligned partnership to build, protect, and preserve affordable homes and create communities of opportunity.
  • PNC Bank Partner — Collaboration between LIIF’s CEO and PNC’s Reymundo Ocañas on co-authoring an op-ed about stronger partnerships between banks and CDFIs
  • Purpose Built Communities Partner — LIIF board member Carol R. Naughton serves as CEO of Purpose Built Communities, a national organization focused on holistic neighborhood transformation
  • Smart Growth America Partner — LIIF board member Calvin Gladney is former President and CEO of Smart Growth America, a national organization working on equitable community development
  • Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future Partner — Joint venture partner to raise $1 billion and preserve 10,000 affordable homes
  • Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future Partner — Joint venture partner with LIIF and NAHT to steward $1 billion for affordable housing preservation and development.
  • Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future Partner — Strategic, mission-aligned partnership to build, protect, and preserve affordable homes and create communities of opportunity.
  • UnitedHealth Group Partner — Partnered with NAHT and SAHF on the Health and Housing Fund to address health challenges through affordable housing.
  • Wells Fargo Partner — LIIF board member Eileen Fitzgerald previously led housing affordability philanthropy at Wells Fargo, including multi-million-dollar initiatives to support homeownership and affordable housing development