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NJCC finances the predevelopment, acquisition, construction, rehabilitation and mini-permanent needs of hundreds of affordable housing units.
The AtlantiCare Down Payment Assistance Program partners with New Jersey Community Capital’s Address Yourself to offer grants up to $10,000 for AtlantiCare employees becoming first-time homeowners in Atlantic City.
Early childhood education supports cognitive, academic, social, and emotional growth, while expanding high-quality services in underserved communities drives job creation and neighborhood stabilization.
Maurice Hallett owns 1911 Smoke House Barbeque in Trenton, New Jersey, where he serves comfort food to bring people together.
UrbanPromise Trenton and the East Trenton Center work to reduce food insecurity in East Trenton, a diverse neighborhood in Mercer County.
Paterson Habitat for Humanity developed 75 homes in a 12-block radius, doubling the homeownership rate in the city’s 4th ward.
The Seeds of Success: Rooted in Resilience
New Jersey Community Capital offers career opportunities in community development and finance.
The page provides access to New Jersey Community Capital’s most recent financial information.
With deep expertise in financing, impact investing, and strategic planning she hopes to fuel transformative growth.
Danielle Salter joins New Jersey Community Capital as a Lending Fellow through the Open Access Fellowship Program, which supports diversity in community development finance.
Chief Operating Officer & Chief Compliance Officer
Ronald Wong directs New Jersey Community Capital’s New Markets Tax Credit program and commercial real estate lending activities.
Over three decades, New Jersey Community Capital has helped remove barriers to capital access for healthier, sustainable communities.
Since 1987, New Jersey Community Capital has invested nearly $650 million and leveraged over $1.9 billion through financial products and programs.
100 Albany Street, Suite 250 New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Phone: 732.640.2061
New Jersey Community Capital is is a community development financial institution creating thriving communities through strategic investments and knowledge.
New Jersey Community Capital complies with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.