The LADF creates jobs and boosts the economy of distressed communities using the New Markets Tax Credit Program to help fund economic development investments that improve the quality of life for those living in the City of Los Angeles
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Take a tour of LADF funded projects across the City of Los Angeles.Take a tour of LADF funded projects across LA.LADF Projects
Time Lapse Construction of the Cathedral High School Performing Arts Center
The Los Angeles Development Fund allocated $10,000,000 in New Markets Tax Credits to the Center located in one of most economically and socially challenged neighborhoods in the City of Los Angeles. Cathedral High School of LA commonly graduates 100% of their seniors, 80% are typically accepted to four-year universities.
$3,932,000 in NMTC Allocated to Joshua House
The Joshua House Federally Qualified Health Center, operated by the Los Angeles Christian Health Center, is currently under construction in downtown LA and will increase the number of patients it serves from 3,227 to an estimated 7,000 individuals per year, and increase annual visits from 19,240 to 48,726. The new facility will target the homeless living in Skid Row, a disadvantaged area that suffers from significant gaps in access to health services for the chronically homeless population...
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