No two communities are the same, and we know there’s no single solution to address the complex issues of social and economic injustice. Each of CRF’s solution offerings are critical input sources for designing and deploying our program offerings. Depending on the needs of each community served, CRF can draw on its expertise in lending, technology, and services to inform program creation.
With more than 35 years of small business lending expertise, CRF’s lending services help create new small business lending programs and enhance existing programs for greater efficiency and stronger impact.
From fund administration to loan servicing, CRF brings a consultative, collaborative and experienced approach to its service offerings.
Expert advice, impactful tools, and innovative technology to make your program a reality.
Intuitive data and tools expand impact beyond the lifetime of your program
Helping you move from organizational goals to community impact.
Our model combines capital, technical assistance, and technology to support community lenders and ease capital access for small businesses across your state.
CRF designs innovative, community-centric financing solutions that drive exponentially greater and more sustainable impact.
As a bank referral partner, we’ll make it easy for your lending team to refer clients via a user friendly and secure portal, supported by excellent customer service.
CRF is one of three active qualified issuers structuring bonds on behalf of the CDFI industry. We are the only qualified issuer to have issued bonds in all six consecutive rounds.
Founded in 1988, Community Reinvestment Fund, USA (CRF) is a national non-profit organization with a mission to improve lives and strengthen communities through innovative financial solutions. A leading Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), CRF supports mission-driven organizations, increases economic mobility, and builds strong local economies through the development of solutions aimed at creating an equitable financial system. CRF has injected more than $3.6 billion to stimulate job creation and economic development and support community facilities.