Community Vision has partnered with FHLBank San Francisco to award $5.95MM in Affordable Housing Program grants supporting 225 affordable homes across San José, San Francisco, and Oakland. The grants will help create and preserve housing for seniors, formerly homeless individuals, and families while advancing long-term community stability across the Bay Area.
Community Vision has committed $15MM in New Markets Tax Credits to help The Open Door Network create a permanent integrated care campus in Bakersfield, bringing healthcare, shelter, childcare, and other essential services together in a single location.
Healthcare facilities are essential community infrastructure. For more than 50 years, K’ima:w Medical Center has served the Hoopa Valley Reservation and surrounding communities, and Community Vision’s $4.5MM investment will help the organization expand its facilities to meet growing demand and ensure access to community-centered care for generations.
Community Vision provided $1.09MM to help Elica Health Centers purchase its longtime West Sacramento clinic, preserving access to essential healthcare services for thousands of residents in Yolo County and surrounding communities.
Community Vision has provided $350k in financing to help South Tower Community Land Trust purchase its new home in Fresno’s Tower District. The permanent, community-owned space will support nonprofit collaboration, neighborhood organizing, and essential services—strengthening local control and expanding access to stable space in the South Tower neighborhood.
Community Vision invested $5.075MM to help Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment (PACE) acquire its future headquarters in LA. The permanent home will allow PACE to consolidate operations, expand programs, and strengthen services for more than 35,000 individuals, families, and small businesses each year.
Community Vision has been awarded $75 million in New Markets Tax Credits from the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s CDFI Fund—its eighth award, totaling $293 million to date. The allocation will help drive private investment into distressed California communities, supporting critical infrastructure, economic growth, and expanded access to capital where it’s needed most.
We at Community Vision, a 38-year-old community development financial institution (CDFI) based in California, strongly oppose the announced permanent reduction-in-force
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