Sentence examples for community development credit from inspiring English sources

A directory of community development credit unions is available on the federation's website.

Mr. Levine has done an important service to the neighborhood by establishing a community development credit union.

Four community development credit unions have joined three commercial banks as lenders in the New York City Capital Access Program, which provides loans and credit lines of $1,500 to $1 million to small businesses that may not meet the criteria for conventional bank loans.

Paul Woodruff's team is helping Kansas City leaders get their community development credit union started.

Community development credit unions "believe in providing individuals with second, third and fourth chances," says Paul Woodruff, vice president of community development at a community development credit union based in St . Louis

Enter community development credit unions, which are specifically designed to serve low- and moderate-income people and communities.

TITLE: Community-Development Credit Unions: an old solution to a new crisis for small business lending?

For example, the budget proposal caps the Community Development Financial Institution Fund, a vital lifeline for community development banks, credit unions, and mission-based lenders – institutions that are often the only feasible source of capital for minority-owned small businesses.

Blaikie remarks that CBNRM has become a 'fashion, in a catwalk of fashions – community development, micro-credit, farming systems, livelihood approaches and so on' (2006: 1952 citing Edwards 1999) in development, which should have '"something in it for everybody"' (2006: 1954, quotation marks in the source).

Technical assistance may be made available to establish privately owned, local community development banks and credit unions to finance affordable housing.

In the private university category, Drake University won $30,000 for its Engaged Citizen Corps program for select freshman to support Des Moines's economic and community development, earning 24 credits and $8,500 for the 9 month, 32 hour per week experience.