Community Housing Fund
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Community Housing Fund
Founded in
2003
EIN
27-0049012
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Economic Development
Address
3700 SW MURRAY BLVD 2200 BEAVERTON, OR 97005-2355 United States
Website
https://thechf.org/
Phone
(503)-846-5794
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About
Community Housing Fund (CHF), founded in 2003, addresses Washington County's affordable housing shortage. As a CDFI, CHF provides loans for equitable housing development, focusing on early-stage, high-risk projects. CHF also offers technical assistance, policy support, and education. CHF collaborates with local organizations to promote diverse voices in housing decisions.
Mission
Community Housing Fund provides lending and support for equitable housing and community facilities in Washington County, Oregon. They secure new sources of capital and make those funds available as flexible loans to community partners.
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