STATEWIDE IMPACT
$721 million in total financing
$2.18 billion in total project costs
449 community development loans +
37 NMTC transactions
AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS
8,623 affordable housing units
for sale and for rent, to households that meet low-income criteriaincluding 1,667 supportive housing units
that provide additional on-site services for residents who are at risk or have special needs.
COMMUNITY FACILITIES THAT PROVIDE SERVICES
185 community facilities
totaling3.3 million square feet providing essential social services
such as healthcare and behavioral health, education, youth services, food access, and other social service facilities.
JOBS THAT STRENGTHEN THE ECONOMY
26,595 jobs have been created or retained
as a result of FCLF project financing. These are viewed in two categories:21,318 temporary construction jobs + 5,277 permanent jobs
FLORIDIANS REACHED WITH SERVICES
2.25 million low-income Floridians every year
receive essential social services through projects financed by FCLF.
POLICY AND ADVOCACY
In addition to these measurable impacts, FCLF advocacy work aims to improve public policies that:
- affect the operating environment in which our borrowers work,
- create opportunities for increasing the capacity for nonprofit developers, and
- promote transparent accountable strategies for increasing the flow of capital for community and economic development in low- and moderate-income communities.
Our efforts include educating state and federal elected officials on the role of Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) as important intermediary institutions with the capacity to leverage state and federal dollars to achieve greater impact.
To read more about organizations we have financed, we invite you to Meet Our Borrowers. Our Impact report also has more information on our financing throughout Florida.
Our Impact Report
Download the full FCLF Our Impact report from our Publications and Resources page.
