Chicago Community Loan Fund

Here to Stay ribbon cutting of their first condo unit property at 1508 N. Harding Ave.

The Chicago Community Loan Fund holds an annual meeting for investors, funders, borrowers, community partners, board members, and staff to review performance, financial results, strategic priorities, and development initiatives.

Chicago Community Loan Fund is a community development financial institution seeking qualified professionals to provide financing that supports social justice, neighborhood revitalization, and wealth creation in low- to moderate-income Chicagoland communities.

Bob Tucker became president of Chicago Community Loan Fund (CCLF) in January 2025 after serving as interim president. He previously served as chief operating officer and executive vice president of programs and oversees CCLF’s nonprofit financing and support services.

Founded in 1991, CCLF was created to address community development credit gaps and provide Chicagoland developers, including small and emerging groups, with financing for projects and enterprises that are harder to underwrite.

The National Disability Finance Coalition builds CDFI capacity through technical assistance, webinars, tools, guides, and consulting. It fosters partnerships and works with government agencies, regulators, and lawmakers on financial inclusion policies and programs for communities with disabilities.

The Chicago Community Loan Fund provides flexible, affordable financing and technical assistance for community stabilization and development initiatives benefiting low- to moderate-income neighborhoods, families, and individuals throughout metropolitan Chicago.

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