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Nonprofit Finance Fund

Loan fundVerified from lender site on 2 Nov 2026

Loan fund in New York, New York, on the CDFI Fund's list of certified CDFIs (as of 21 Oct 2026).

Type
Loan fund
Based in
New York, NY
Certified
13 Jul 2026
Loan types found
5

At a glance

From its website, read 2 Nov 2026

Nonprofit Finance Fund is a loan fund based in New York, New York. Its website describes child-care facility loans, commercial real estate loans, energy-efficiency loans and 2 other loan types. Where it lends: Mission-driven organizations across the United States. You can start an application online.

Each point is backed by a quote further down this page. Terms change: confirm with the lender.

How to reach them and apply

Apply onlinePage with the application link
Websitewww.nff.org
Office (official list)880 Third Ave., 12th FL, New York, NY 10022

What their website says about applying

  • Tell us about your organization and financing needs, and we’ll explore how NFF can help. source

Phone numbers and addresses are the ones on the lender's own site and the CDFI Fund list. CDFI Atlas does not take applications.

Who qualifies, in their words

  • Training or counseling required Have completed or agree to complete an approved Technical Assistance or Training Program to support their development efforts in the proposed project source

Only rules the lender's own pages state. Other requirements may apply.

Official record

CDFI Fund list, 21 Oct 2026
Institution typeLoan fund
Native CDFINo
Date certified (as listed)13 Jul 2026
RSSD ID— (none listed)
Address880 Third Ave., 12th FL, New York, NY 10022 Directions (Google Maps)
Websitewww.nff.org

Loans and eligibility

Verified from lender site on 2 Nov 2026

Read from 7 pages of the lender's website on 2 Nov 2026. Quotes are verbatim. Extracted with AI help from the pages listed below and checked automatically against them. Not reviewed by a person. Confidence: high. Standard loan products have no published amount ranges; loan sizes come only from the New Jersey SIIF programs. Terms change — confirm with the lender before applying.

ProductAmount statedText on the lender's site (verbatim, incl. menu labels)Page
Child-care facility financingup to $500,000The program offers affordable loans of up to $500,000 with flexible terms.source
Commercial real estate loans—Short and long-term loans for real estate acquisition, equipment, and debt refinancing.source
Energy / solar / efficiency loans—Low-cost loans to support energy efficient buildings in New York State.source
Affordable housing development loansup to $1MThe program offers affordable loans of up to $1,000,000 with flexible terms.source
Nonprofit / community facility loans—Finance costs for building or renovating affordable housing and community facilities.source

Loan sizes

  • The program offers affordable loans of up to $1,000,000 with flexible terms. source
  • The program offers affordable loans of up to $500,000 with flexible terms. source

Service area

Mission-driven organizations across the United States

NFF’s lending helps mission-driven organizations across the United States build community wealth and well-being. source

Borrower focus

  • Child-care providers Operate or be licensed to operate a childcare center by the New Jersey Department of Children and Families (NJCDF). source
  • Nonprofits Nonprofit Finance Fund gives nonprofits access to financing and resources to support thriving communities. source

Languages

  • No non-English service found on the pages we read.

Online application

Yes — the site links to an application. to apply for NFF’s standard loan products. source

Pages read (7)

Questions to ask when you contact them

Based on what their website said when we read it on 2 Nov 2026, and what it left out. Something missing here does not mean they don't offer it: ask.

  1. What are the smallest and the largest loans you make?
    No loan amounts are stated on their website.
  2. What is the APR, including fees, on your energy-efficiency loans?
    Their website does not state an APR. The APR includes fees, so it is the number to compare.
  3. What interest rate and fees should I expect on your child-care facility loans and commercial real estate loans?
    Their website does not state a rate for this.
  4. Is there a minimum credit score, and do you consider borrowers with little or no credit history?
    Their website does not say what credit history they accept.
  5. Do you need collateral, a business plan or a minimum time in business?
    Their website does not say what they require.
  6. How long can I take to repay?
    No repayment terms are stated on their website.
  7. What documents will you need from me, and how long does a decision usually take?
    Their website describes some application steps (above); ask for the full document list.

Write down the answers, who you spoke to and the date, and ask for the terms in writing before you sign.

CDFI Fund awards

CDFI Fund database, 3 Nov 2026

$27 million in 25 awards from the U.S. Treasury's CDFI Fund, 1996–2024 (4 programs).

Round yearProgramAmount
2024CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$1,285,000
2024Disability Funds, Financial Assistance$1,000,000
2022CDFI Equitable Recovery Program$2,478,839
2021CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$701,530
2021CDFI Rapid Response Program$1,826,265
2021Disability Funds, Financial Assistance$500,000
2020CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$757,500
2020Disability Funds, Financial Assistance$250,000
2019CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$799,000
2019Disability Funds, Financial Assistance$100,000
2018CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$700,000
2018Disability Funds, Financial Assistance$225,000
2016CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$1,000,000
2015CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$1,653,000
2014CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$2,000,000
2013CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$1,347,000
2012CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$750,000
2011CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$1,500,000
2010CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$750,000
2009CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$1,900,000
2006CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$585,000
2001CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$1,000,000
1999CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$1,900,000
1998CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$1,000,000
1996CDFI Program, Financial Assistance$1,000,000

New Markets Tax Credit allocations

$511 million in 11 allocations. An NMTC allocation is the authority to offer investors federal tax credits for community investments; it is not cash paid to the lender and is not counted in the award total above.

Round yearProgramAllocation
2024New Markets Tax Credit allocation$75,000,000
2023New Markets Tax Credit allocation$35,000,000
2018New Markets Tax Credit allocation$55,000,000
2017New Markets Tax Credit allocation$65,000,000
2016New Markets Tax Credit allocation$50,000,000
2012New Markets Tax Credit allocation$40,000,000
2011New Markets Tax Credit allocation$40,000,000
2010New Markets Tax Credit allocation$21,000,000
2009New Markets Tax Credit allocation$60,000,000
2008New Markets Tax Credit allocation$50,000,000
2006New Markets Tax Credit allocation$20,000,000

These are awards and investments made to the institution itself to build its capital and capacity. They are not loans to borrowers, and an award does not mean the lender has money available for a particular loan today.

Source: CDFI Fund Searchable Awards Database, all 12,628 award records (1996–2025), read 3 Nov 2026. Years are the award round as the database lists it. Matched to the official CDFI list by exact name and state; see the method on the About page.

Size of the fund (IRS Form 990)

Fiscal year ending Dec 2023
Total assets$252.4M
Total liabilities$172.2M
Net assets$80.2M
Total revenue$24.6M
Program-related investments (Part X line 13)$197.8M

End-of-year figures from the Form 990 this organisation filed with the IRS for the fiscal year ending December 2023 (tax year 2023; EIN 13-3238657, filed as “NONPROFIT FINANCE FUND”), taken from the IRS Annual Extract of Tax-Exempt Organization Financial Data (returns processed in 2024). Figures are self-reported to the IRS, not audited by us, and lag one to two years behind today. The lender’s own annual report may show newer numbers. This organisation’s filings on ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer

Filings over time

Fiscal year endingTotal assetsNet assetsRevenue
Dec 2021 (990)$319.6M$89.7M$35.5M
Dec 2022 (990)$264.4M$81.7M$16.9M
Dec 2023 (990)$252.4M$80.2M$24.6M

Total assets fell 21% from Dec 2021 to Dec 2023. One row per fiscal year in the IRS extracts of returns processed in 2022, 2023, 2024; “—” = the line was empty or zero on that return (a fund can book its loans on other lines).

How it compares

Computed from public data
MeasureThis lenderCompared with
Total assets, latest IRS Form 990$252.4MLarger than 90% of the 39 other certified loan funds and venture funds in New York with a matched Form 990 (median $12.6M).
How these comparisons were worked out
MeasurePeer group (this lender left out)PeersWhere this lender sits
Form 990 total assetscertified loan and venture funds with a Form 990, in New York39larger than 90%

“Larger than X%” = the share of the peer group with a smaller value. Ranks count from the largest. Peer groups use the lender's home state when it has at least 5 peers, otherwise the whole country. Full definitions: methodology.

For comparison, not an offer and not a rating. Past records show what this lender did, not what you would be offered. Peer groups and sources: methodology. Form 990 figures: IRS annual extracts (see the Form 990 section).

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