NCRF is dedicated to providing capital
and resources to revitalize low income and underserved communities.
NCRF accomplishes this by leveraging investments in its revolving
loan fund with its own capital to make low interest and below-market
rate loans, primarily to community- and faith-based nonprofit
organizations.
Type of Investments
CONTRIBUTIONS TO CORE OPERATIONS
This type of tax-deductible contribution supports
the Loan Fund's general operating expenses, making our lending
activity possible.
This support funds our operational expenses including
the work of our loan officers, underwriters, loan closings
and monitoring loan repayment. It helps support our outreach
to borrowers and our public information in print and on the
Internet.
EQUITY INVESTMENTS
Equity capital investments are the most essential
type of investment to the Loan Fund. It is at the heart of
the Loan Fund and is a type of permanent investment that allows
the Loan Fund to leverage the additional debt loan capital
from which it lends.
For every $1 of equity capital received, the
Loan Fund is able to generate $4 in debt capital to lend for
worthy community projects.
Equity investments generally are made in the
form of a permanent gift or grant. Contributors of equity can
take satisfaction in knowing that their investment has the
capacity to leverage and deliver significant capital resources
into low-income communities while simultaneously helping to
grow and ensure the sustainability of the Loan Fund.
DEBT CAPITAL INVESTMENTS
Debt capital investments are low or no-interest
investments made in the Loan Fund's loan pool by financial
institutions, corporations, insurance companies, religious
organizations, individuals or other public, private or corporate
organizations.
Debt capital is secured by the Loan Fund's equity
capital. It is this type of investment that extends the scope
and reach of the Loan Fund's lending activity throughout the
country in the loans we make for affordable and special needs
housing, economic development, and facilities.
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