Florida Community Loan Fund
Florida Community Loan Fund
About

The Florida Community Loan Fund has for 20+ years provided expertise and capital that help projects succeed.

  • Core Purpose: FCLF exists to maximize opportunities for people and places outside of the economic mainstream.
  • Vision: Opportunity and dignity exist for every person and community in Florida.
  • Mission: Our expertise and capital make projects successful and help organizations improve lives and communities.

The Florida Community Loan Fund, FCLF, is a nonprofit, multifaceted financing entity with a 20+ year history of providing flexible capital and staff expertise to low-income communities across Florida. We want to help your project succeed with financing for:

  • • affordable housing, single and multifamily
  • • community facilities that offer essential social services
  • • economic development in low-income areas of Florida

FCLF became Florida's first certified statewide Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) in 1996 and a Community Development Entity (CDE) in 2003. Today it is a lending institution serving both nonprofit and for-profit borrowers and developers across Florida's low-income communities. Investors and supporters of FCLF include nearly all major financial institutions in Florida, leading foundations, religious investors from various denominations, federal and state government. Over 20+ years, FCLF has financed over $400 million into projects totaling $1.12 billion. FCLF's success is based on commitment to excellence, accountability to its stakeholders, a clear focus on financial performance, and a strong commitment to achieving high social impact results. FCLF is a member of the Opportunity Finance Network and Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta. FCLF is Aeris-rated 3-Star AA Policy Plus.

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Company Offices

  • United States (headquarters)
  • Orlando
  • 800 N. Magnolia Avenue, Suite 106