ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY LOAN FUND, INC.
COLUMBIA, MD

Enterprise Community Loan Fund, Inc. is a nonprofit organization focused on creating opportunity through affordable housing in diverse communities across the United States. As part of the wider Enterprise family, which includes organizations such as Enterprise Community Partners, Inc., the Fund operates under a Section 501(c)(3) status and collaborates with tax-exempt subsidiaries, like Enterprise Community Investment, Inc. These entities finance and support well-designed home developments primarily for low- and moderate-income families. The mission of Enterprise Community Loan Fund is centered around improving community infrastructures by providing affordable housing solutions that are economically sensible and environmentally sustainable. The organization employs innovative financial tools such as socially driven capital investments and social impact bonds to redirect private funding towards underinvested neighborhoods, ensuring long-term economic and social benefits for these communities. With a broad spectrum of programs ranging from green building initiatives to transit-oriented developments, the Enterprise family aims to foster strong community growth and resilience. Lori Chatman currently serves as both the president of the Enterprise Community Loan Fund and a senior vice president at Enterprise Community Partners. Her contributions include managing regional and local loan funds, spearheading efforts in New Market Tax Credits, and overseeing impact investing portfolios. Lori engages with various advisory councils contributing her expertise to initiatives directed at low-income communities across America. Based in Columbia, Maryland, with filing status active as of March 27, 2006, Enterprise Community Loan Fund operates under the filing number F05000003871. The organization's extensive work is documented on its official website [enterprisecommunityloanfund.com](http://enterprisecommunityloanfund.com), maintaining transparency and accessibility regarding its initiatives and impact. Noted activities include significant projects in locations like Evanston, Illinois; Guadalupe, Arizona; San Francisco, California; and Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, each exemplifying the organization's commitment to transforming communities through effective housing policies and development practices.