Capital District Community Loan Fund

255 Orange Street, #103
Albany NY, 12210


Established in 1985, Capital District Community Loan Fund, Inc. (CDCLF) is a certified CDFI that provides access to capital and economic opportunity in low-income and disadvantaged communities in New York.

CDFI Awards for Capital District Community Loan Fund


FA (2005) - $475,000

CDCDF will use the $475,000 financial assistance award to create a new affordable housing development permanent loan product, expand its micro-enterprise lending activities, and leverage the equity with over $2 million in new debt financing to grow its total capitalization from $6 to $10 million over the next three years.



TA (2004) - $48,200

Capital District Community Loan Fund, Inc. (CDCLF) will use the award to obtain consultant expertise for strategic planning, website upgrades, computer and accounting program set-ups, networking and training; acquisition of computer hardware, software and equipment; and staff technical training.



CORE (2000) - $530,000

The CDFI Fund"s $530,000 award ($500,000 capital grant and $30,000 technical assistance grant) will increase the organization"s lending capital and will increase its organizational capacity as a lender through training, product analysis and enhanced technology.



CORE (1998) - $290,000

With the help of the CDFI Fund, CDCLF will significantly expand its lending activities and build its organizational capacity.



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