| Brandeis University | $75,000 |
Waltham, MA
General support for the Institute on Assets and Social Policy. | |
| Center for Public Policy Priorities | $50,000 |
Austin, TX
Project support to support the implementation of the Texas Opportunity Model. | |
| Center for Responsible Lending | $50,000 |
Durham, NC
General Support to protect home ownership and family wealth by working to eliminate abusive financial practices. | |
| The Community Reinvestment Association of North Carolina | $75,000 |
Durham, NC
General support to build and protect community wealth through improving the services and changing the practices of North Carolina financial institutions. | |
| Consumer Federation of America | $50,000 |
Washington, DC
General support for low-income wealth-building initatives including the America Saves campaign | |
| Demos: A Network for Ideas and Action, Ltd. | $40,000 |
New York, NY
Project support for the Economic Opportunity Program's policy research on the relationship between consumer debt and asset building. | |
| The Disability Fund, Inc. | $50,000 |
Albertson, NY
General support for its development as a National CDFI and its work to enable people with disabilities and their families to obtain affordable, accessible housing, including home ownership. | |
| Earned Asset Resource Network, Inc. | $125,000 |
San Francisco, CA
General support for the development of its Individual Development Account program and the Asset Policy Initiative of California | |
| The Financial Innovations Center, Inc. | $75,000 |
Chicago, IL
General support to identify, develop and implement innovative ways of delivery of asset-building opportunities to the under-banked market. | |
| First Nations Development Institute | $100,000 |
Longmont, CO
General support to assist tribes and non-profits in building and controlling assets in Indian Country. | |
| First Nations Oweesta Corporation | $75,000 |
Longmont, CO
General support to assist tribes and tribal communities build financial institutions through loans, investments, technical assistance, training, and financial literacy education. | |
| Hope Enterprise Corporation | $125,000 |
Jackson, MS
General support to improve access to capital that finances the creation and expansion of commercial enterprises and home ownership opportunities in the mid-south Delta regions. | |
| Indian Land Tenure Foundation | $50,000 |
Little Canada, MN
To prepare and distribute a guide for Indian owners of land held "in trust" by the Federal goverment. | |
| Low Income Investment Fund | $125,000 |
San Francisco, CA
General support to increase access to capital in low-income communities through direct lending and public policy efforts. | |
| The Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City | $50,000 |
New York, NY
Project support for projects of the Office of Financial Empowerment of the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs. | |
| National Alliance of Community Economic Development Associations | $30,000 |
Washington, DC
To support a national network of community development associations to help them better serve their communities through technical assistance, advocacy, and peer networking. | |
| National Community Reinvestment Coalition, Inc. | $150,000 |
Washington, DC
General support to expand small business lending, combat predatory lending, and provide access to capital. | |
| National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions, Inc. | $75,000 |
New York, NY
Project support for the Fair Mortgage Collaborative | |
| National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions, Inc. | $50,000 |
New York, NY
To support technical assistance and advocacy efforts in regard to the Community Development Capital Initiative of the U.S. Treasury Department. | |
| National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions, Inc. | $50,000 |
New York, NY
General support to strengthen the operations of community development credit unions, particularly their mortgage lending. | |
| Native American Community Development Corporation | $50,000 |
Browning, MT
General support for its efforts to promote lending and enterprise development in Indian country. | |
| Neighborhood Economic Development Advocacy Project | $75,000 |
New York, NY
General support for NEDAP's community reinvestment research and advocacy. | |
| New America Foundation | $75,000 |
Washington, DC
Project support for the Asset Building Program. | |
| New Hampshire Community Loan Fund, Inc. | $125,000 |
Concord, NH
General support to foster affordable homeownership and economic opportunity. | |
| President & Fellows of Harvard College | $30,000 |
Cambridge, MA
Project support for The Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development. | |
| President & Fellows of Harvard College | $100,000 |
Cambridge, MA
Project support for the "More For Mission" campaign center at the Initiative for Responsible Investment at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations. | |
| Quitman County Development Organization, Inc. | $37,500 |
Marks, MS
General support for QCDO's comprehensive work to bring access to capital, home ownership, and enterprise development to the Mississippi Delta. | |
| The Reinvestment Fund, Inc. | $150,000 |
Philadelphia, PA
General Support to increase access to capital in low-income communities for affordable housing, community facilities, commercial real estate and business development and to support related public policy and program assessment efforts. | |
| Southern Bancorp Capital Partners | $75,000 |
Helena-West Helena, AR
General support for its lending and technical assistance to small businesses and its comprehensive community development strategy in the Delta region. | |
| Southern Good Faith Fund | $40,000 |
Little Rock, AR
General support for its asset building and public policy programs. | |
| Washington University | $100,000 |
St. Louis, MO
General support for the Center for Social Development's ongoing research on asset building among low-income families. | |
| Woodstock Institute | $100,000 |
Chicago, IL
General support for research and technical assistance toward meeting the capital and credit demands of low-income neighborhoods. | |
| World Institute on Disability | $25,000 |
Oakland, CA
To support the Access to Assets project and its efforts to enable people with disabilities to acquire assets. | |
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