FCLF is an Equal Opportunity Provider
In accordance with federal law and U.S. Department of the Treasury policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. Submit a complaint of discrimination, by mail to U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Civil Rights and Equal Employment Opportunity, 1500 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20220, 202.622.1160 (phone), 202.622.0367 (fax), or email crcomplaints@treasury.gov (email). To request an accommodation for a disability please contact us at 407.246.0846 or info@fclf.org.
It is the policy of Florida Community Loan Fund not to discriminate against any person who is Limited English Proficient (LEP). FCLF staff will provide equitable access to LEP persons and entities seeking affordable capital for community development projects. In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Executive Order 13166, FCLF will take all reasonable steps to provide LEP persons meaningful access to program information upon request and provide language assistance services available free of charge.
Resources And Partner Links
- AAIM Employers' Association
- Aeris Insight Rating System
- CDFA (Council of Development Finance Agencies) Florida Resource Center
- CDFI Coalition
- Central Florida Foundation
- CohnReznick New Markets Tax Credit Resources
- Community Reinvestment Alliance of Florida
- Florida Alliance for Community Solutions
- Florida Association of Community Health Centers
- Florida Association of Local Housing Finance Authorities
- Florida Coalition to End Homelessness
- Florida Coalition of Affordable Housing Providers (CAHP)
- Florida Community Development Association
- Florida Green Building Coalition
- Florida Housing Coalition
- Florida Housing Finance Corporation
- Florida Redevelopment Association
- Florida Supportive Housing Coalition
- Housing Leadership Council of Tampa Bay
- NMTC Coalition
- Novogradac & Co. New Markets Tax Credit Resource Center
- Opportunity Finance Network
- Policy Map mapping tool
- Rollins Edyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership
- Shimberg Center for Housing Studies
- Social Investment Forum
- South Florida Community Development Coalition
- U.S. Dept. of Treasury CDFI Fund
FCLF serves Florida from a main office in Orlando and a system of field offices throughout the state.
MAIN OFFICE
Orlando, FL 32803
407.246.0846 phone
407.246.0856 fax
Or send us an email: info@fclf.org
FIELD OFFICES
- Tampa Area
- Fort Lauderdale Area
CONTACT US
Board of Directors
Chair. Tina Brown, CEO, Overtown Youth Center. read bio
Vice Chair. Dr. Germaine Smith-Baugh, President and CEO, Urban League of Broward County. read bio
Treasurer. Alecia Dillon, CFO, Health Foundation of South Florida. read bio
Secretary. Victor Rivera, Vice President of Lending, Civic Builders. read bio
Immediate Past Chair. Claire Raley. read bio
At Large:
Alfred Arzuaga, President, Orlando Neighborhood Improvement Corp. read bio
Lauren Butler, SVP, Purpose Driven Impact Financing Initiative Relationship Manager, Truist. read bio
Ernest Coney, Jr., Chief Executive Officer, CDC of Tampa. read bio
Annie Neasman, Retired President & CEO, Jessie Trice Community Health System. read bio
David R. Punzak, Esquire. read bio
John Talmage, Director, Lee County Economic Development. read bio
Lending Committee
David R. Punzak, Esquire, Chair
Annie Neasman, Vice Chair, President & CEO, Jessie Trice Community Health System
Ignacio Esteban, CEO, Florida Community Loan Fund
Tina Forcier, CEO, Habitat for Humanity of Hillsborough County
Tammy Haylock-Moore, Managing Director, Commercial Bank, Chase Bank
Cheryl Howell, Affordable Housing Director, Hillsborough County
Jack Humburg, Chief Operating Officer, Boley Centers, Inc.
Ashon Nesbitt, Chief Executive Officer, Florida Housing Coalition
Brian Weaver, Partner, Stinson LLP
Finance Committee
Alecia Dillon, Chair, CFO, Health Foundation of South Florida.
Tina Brown, CEO, Overtown Youth Center
Jose Luis de la Rosa, Multifamily Credit Risk Manager, Fannie Mae
Claire Raley, FCLF Immediate Past Chair
Ed Timberlake, Retired
NMTC Advisory Board
Lynn Brockwell-Carey
Gwendolyn Dawson, CEO, Ocala Housing Authority
Patrick McNamara, President & CEO, Palm Healthcare Foundation
Dawn Stanhope, President & CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee County
STATEWIDE IMPACT
$825 million in total financing
$2.38 billion in total project costs
480 community development loans +
41 NMTC transactions


ABOUT FCLF
Our Impact





Put our expertise and capital to work to help your project succeed.
Who Borrows From FCLF?
- Community based nonprofit organizations
- Mission-focused for-profit entities
What Can FCLF Finance?
Community development projects in Florida’s low- and moderate-income neighborhoods. For example,
- Housing
- Community Facilities
- Economic Development
Every investment brings high-impact results to Florida’s communities.
Why Invest in FCLF?
Your support, through an investment or a donation, is a socially responsible investment that delivers capital to where it is most needed.
- Tangible results: schools, affordable homes, housing providing social services to those with special needs, child care and healthcare facilities.
- Tailored investment to meet your needs
- Your investment is stable, secure, and financially sound.
Who Invests in FCLF?
Our wide range of investors and supporters comes from across the U.S.
- Nearly all leading Florida financial institutions,
- Religious communities and orders of faith,
- Federal and state government,
- Leading national foundations, nonprofits, and corporations.
NEWS AND UPDATES
FCLF Strategy FY2026-FY2028
29 Jan 2026
Project Peach in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood celebrates completion with ribbon cutting
Lotus House celebrates grand opening of Lotus Children’s Village in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood
Florida Community Loan Fund Awarded $75 Million NMTC Allocation from U.S. Department of Treasury
Synovus investment in FCLF supports affordable housing in Florida


















