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Only one home left for sale in Pepperidge Woods community in Barrington -- $149,900 |
| Spring 2009 edition of The Cooperator focuses on member involvement in resident-owned communities |
Community Loan Fund has a job opening for a Human Resource Director |
| New report measures the economic impact of child care in New Hampshire |
| Pax World Balanced Fund, a sustainable investment leader, invests $1.5 million in Community Loan Fund |
| MicroCredit-NH's new Web site, Understanding the Market, helps self-employed persons and small-business owners understand their health insurance options |

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Our 2008 Annual Report (pdf) contains a timeline and stories of a quarter-century of impact for New Hampshire's families and communities |
We're spreading a sense of possibility across NH! See for yourself on our impact map |
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A smart, stable investment ...
Loans to the Community Loan Fund:
- Create opportunity for people here in New Hampshire
- Earn interest up to 5%
- Are a stable investment (100% repayment record)
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The Community Loan Fund is a non-profit financial organization that turns investments from individuals and institutions into fixed-rate loans and education that create opportunity and transform the lives of people with low and moderate incomes across New Hampshire.
We collaborate with a wide range of business, nonprofit and government partners to provide the financing and support people need to own homes, have quality jobs and child care, and become financially independent.
The funds we make available are loaned to us by caring partners – people and institutions – who want to put their investments to work right here in New Hampshire. In 25 years, through recessions and bullish economies, the Community Loan Fund has never failed to repay a lender.
Established in 1983, the Community Loan Fund was one of the first Community Development Financial Institutions in the nation, and has received industry awards and recognition for social impact, financial strength and performance. |
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If you knew about an organization that had created or saved:
• 6,241 affordable housing units
• 1,384 jobs
• 2,389 child care and school spaces
while loaning or leveraging $364 million for projects that strengthen New Hampshire communities ...
You'd want to be a part of it
Right?
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© New Hampshire Community Loan Fund
7 Wall Street, Concord NH 03301
(603) 224-6669 |
2006 Winner of Housing Heroes Award from Citizens Bank
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