Donate a portion of your “Economic Stimulus” payment to GCLF to help stimulate community development projects in low-income rural communities across Georgia.

Georgia Manufactured Housing Initiative

One million Georgians (1/8th of Georgia's population) live in manufactured housing. Despite the prevalence of manufactured housing and its critical role as a source of affordable homeownership for Low to Very-Low Income families in our state, this housing sector is plagued with problems that undermine its ability to provide the same level of financial security and wealth-building opportunities offered by traditional, site-built homeownership. GCLF, in partnership with Georgia Legal Services Program (GLSP) and Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP, created the Georgia Manufactured Housing Initiative to address these problems.

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Our Mission

To foster equity in Georgia's communities, the Georgia Community Loan Fund provides loans, grants, and technical assistance to community groups who do not have access to traditional sources of capital, particularly groups in rural, low-income, and/or minority communities working on affordable housing and other environmentally and economically sustainable community development projects.

Target Area and Impact

GCLF lends capital and provides technical assistance to community groups outside the Atlanta metro area. Since its inception in 2002, GCLF has worked with many organizations around the state, including the Georgia Trade Association of Nonprofit Developers (GSTAND), People of Hope, Newtown Florist Club, McIntosh Sustainable Environment and Economic Development, Heifer International and others. We have pulled out-of-state organizations into Georgia for projects, including the Raza Development Fund, Equity Trust, the Association for the Study and Development of Community, and CFED.

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