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Single-family homes developed by IFF’s Community Development Solutions team, Chicago, IL. IFF champions nonprofits across the Midwest to shape more equitable and vibrant communities through community-centered lending, development, and real estate solutions.
IFF incorporated and began as the Illinois Facilities Fund, a program of the Chicago Community Trust. Trust staff learned that nonprofit operations suffer from both public and private under-funding in capital planning, capital finance, and building maintenance.
IFF provides loans, consulting, and development support to mission-driven nonprofits to help communities thrive. Key to our success has been a deep sense of purpose, a broad perspective, and a relentless focus on achieving positive results.
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The QFA Grants Program provides grants of up to $50,000 to early childhood education providers to expand infant-toddler capacity and/or enhance facility quality in these key areas: indoor air quality, temperature, ventilation, noise reduction, optimal lighting, and quality classroom furniture.
We provide flexible Capital Solutions that help Midwest nonprofits plan for, finance, and build quality facilities that strengthen their communities. Explore our Lending Options
We partner with philanthropy to develop and replicate evidence-based programs that enable nonprofits to better access and deploy capital to address their facilities and real estate needs.
IFF is committed to be an inclusive, anti-racist and anti- oppressive institution that honors communities as asset- rich and as experts of their own stories. If you are looking for a rewarding and challenging career, IFF could be the place for you.
We work in nine states — Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin — as well as Louisville and Northern Kentucky. For more information, contact our Chicago headquarters or a regional office, listed below.
The Illinois Facilities Fund and the Community Economic Development Law Project have launched a project to examine the process by which nonprofit corporations obtain property tax exemption.