BRIDGE Housing is the largest nonprofit housing developer in California. BRIDGE creates and manages a range of affordable, high-quality housing for working families and seniors. Working with partners, BRIDGE serves communities by designing housing solutions that also create jobs, retail activity, access to transit, services, and open space, all ingredients for sustainable neighborhoods. BRIDGE has participated in the development of over 11,000 homes valued at $3 billion.

Mercy Loan Fund (MLF) provides capital to community-based affordable housing developers with financing needs that are unmet through traditional financial institutions. Along with its parent Mercy Housing, MLF’s loans provide housing for low-income families, seniors and people with special needs. It is certified by the U.S. Treasury Department as a Community Development Finance Institution (CDFI). In FY 2005, MLF made 14 loans totaling $9.1 million, financing 830 housing units for 1,800 residents.

Affordable Housing Resources, Inc. (AHR) is a nonprofit housing developer, direct mortgage lender, and housing counseling provider operating in Nashville, Tennessee, offering a variety of programs and loan products to assist low-to-moderate income home buyers. AHR’s mission is to create affordable housing and build strong neighborhoods. It is the oldest housing nonprofit in Nashville and has strong working relations with various government organizations. Since inception, AHR has developed 560 homes, including 73 in 2004.

Housing Assistance Council (HAC) is a nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) headquartered in Washington, DC, that provides seed money, technical assistance, program and policy analysis, research, demonstration projects, training, and information services to public, nonprofit and private organizations throughout the rural US. HAC focuses on local solutions, reduced dependence, self-help strategies, and empowerment for the poor. As of June 2005, HAC had financed over 57,800 housing units, including water/sewer connections, totaling nearly $183 million.

Manna, Inc. is a faith- and community-based development organization that seeks to rebuild neighborhoods through affordable homeownership, training, and community-building for low-income families throughout Washington, DC. Manna acquires and renovates existing homes, builds houses, provides assistance to new homeowners, and operates a revolving loan fund to provide funding for projects. Through its Community Development Corporation subsidiary, it has expanded its services into economic development. Since 1982, Manna has created or renovated more than 800 homes.

Calvert Foundation’s domestic affordable housing portfolio has supported the development and/or rehabilitation of 6,700 units of housing in all fifty states, with projects ranging from apartments in the heart of New York City to homes in rural Appalachia. These units have benefited approximately 16,800 low-income individuals. Through providing equity equivalent investment, deeply mission aligned stakeholders can participate in the risk capital structure of the facility, and in so doing leverage their dollars' impact as much as 8:1.

The Enterprise Corporation of the Delta (ECD) is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) Community Development Financial Institution. Its mission is to strengthen communities, build assets and improve lives in economically distressed areas of Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi -- with special attention to post-Hurricane Gulf Coast redevelopment. ECD provides market-driven financial and technical assistance and forges strategic partnerships with private, public and nonprofit sectors to develop human and economic assets. Since inception, ECD has closed 331 loans totaling more than $53 million.

As Minnesota’s first federally-insured Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), University Bank (UNNB) strives to be ”The leader in improving our urban community” by providing competitive financial returns with positive social impact. Through innovative programs like the Urban Revitalization Fund (URF) and Houses to Homes, University Bank has made it their mission to provide loans in low-income communities and to make urban Saint Paul and Minneapolis a better place to live, work and play.

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Pangaea is developing housing estates that will support the emergence of a middle class through home ownership in selected African countries. Creating joint-ventures with local partners in selected markets, the Company has now begun to build and sell affordable housing, complete with infrastructure and other facilities expected in such developments. As the housing estates are developed, renewable power and other green features will be added when feasible (for example at the Mombasa site in Kenya). This business model is replicable and scalable. The company was founded in Botswana in 2006 by executives with more than 45 years of experience working in Africa. Three major investment funds and several individuals provided the initial $3.5 million in capital. The company is licensed by the Botswana International Financial Services Center. Having received notification from the Government of Kenya that it wished to order upwards of 5,100 units from the Company in two locations, PDH now needs to prepare for an acceleration of its activities.