Florida Community Loan Fund

Whether you give to the general operations, the equity or the endowment of the Loan Fund, you can take action now to help secure Florida's future. By contributing to the Loan Fund, you can be part of creating sound economic opportunities and essential social services in low-wealth communities near where you live and work across the state.

Please keep in mind that contributions to Equity Capital give the Loan Fund significantly more flexibility in the terms it can offer to borrowers and the additional debt capital it can secure to lend to worthy community projects. For every $1 contributed to equity, the Loan Fund can raise $3 in new debt capital.

To receive more information on how the Loan Fund can become a part of your charitable giving, to be put on our mailing list or to request an Annual Report, Contact Us. You can also donate using www.guidestar.com.

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I would like to support the Florida Community Loan Fund by making a contribution to its: Equity Capital General Operationing Fund The Sister Mary Heyser Endowment Fund
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Please return this form and your check to:
Florida Community Loan Fund 501 N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 100 Orlando, Florida 32801-1364 Ph: 407-246-0846 Fax: 407-246-0856	If you have any questions, please call Taylor Phan Kennedy, Development & Marketing Associate at 407-246-0846 or Contact Us.

The Florida Community Loan Fund is registered with the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services. It complies with the registration requirements of chapter 496, Florida Statutes, the Solicitation of Contributions act. Registration number is SC-08044. A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the Florida Division of consumer services by calling toll-free in state 1-800-435-7352. Registrations does not imply endorsement, approval or recommendation by the state. The Florida Community Loan Fund does not retain professional solicitors on a contract basis. 100% of all charitable contributions are received directly by the Organization.

When the San Jose Mission housing project for farm worker families was in danger of 'dying on the vine,' the Loan Fund comitted $400,000 in low interest money which we used to leverage and secure government grants which now total $6 million. All grants requre some kind of local match and community support, and the Loan Fund financing assured the other lenders and grant makers, who like to see their funds matched, that we had equity and financing.

Arnold Andrews, Exec. Director, Catholic Charities