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Measurable Outcomes

Impact Partnerships That Strengthen Communities

Why Investors Choose Clearinghouse CDFI

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    A Leading CRA Investment Platform
    For 30 years, Clearinghouse CDFI has served as a trusted CRA investment partner for financial institutions nationwide, pairing consistent performance with real-world community impact.
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    Backed by Financial Institutions Nationwide
    Clearinghouse CDFI is owned by more than 60 financial institutions and supported by a broad group of investors who have chosen to partner with the organization over time to advance its national lending work.
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    Consistent Financial Performance
    Clearinghouse CDFI has been profitable for 26 consecutive years, supported by disciplined underwriting and a steady, long-term approach to managing its portfolio, with over $144 million in total equity and an A- (Stable) credit rating from Standard & Poor’s.
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    National Scale with Multiple Ways to Invest
    Clearinghouse CDFI offers investors several ways to engage, including Opportunity Zones, Class A Common Stock, ‘B’ BOLD(ER)®, bank turn-down partnerships, and the New Markets Tax Credit program, in which Clearinghouse CDFI has participated since the inaugural application round in 2002.
By the Numbers

Where Capital Performance Meets Community Outcomes

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  • $2.8 Billion
    in Cumulative Lending
  • 2,770
    Total Projects Funded Nationwide
  • 5.2 Million
    Total Individuals Assisted

Our Investors

Our Investors

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Gary Dunn
Why They Choose Clearinghouse CDFI

I am continually impressed by Clearinghouse CDFI’s leadership in driving meaningful impact…

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Gary Dunn
Gary Dunn
Clearinghouse CDFI Chairman of the Board; Mary Erickson Community Housing

As Chairman of the Board, I am continuously impressed by Clearinghouse CDFI’s leadership in driving meaningful impact. This past year, management and executive leadership have set a bold example, inspiring new partnerships and growth. The Board remains confident in the company’s ability to lead the industry and inspire lasting change in the communities we serve.

Gary Dunn
Gary Dunn
Clearinghouse CDFI Chairman of the Board; Mary Erickson Community Housing
Kim Covington
Why They Choose Clearinghouse CDFI

It has been rewarding to watch Clearinghouse CDFI leaders and experts help educate our community…

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Kim Covington
Kim Covington
Vice President, Strategic Partnerships – Arizona Community Foundation

I am proud to be a member of Clearinghouse CDFI’s AZ Board of Advisors and Investment Committee, where the unmet needs of under-resourced nonprofits and businesses are seen, addressed, and often resolved. It has been rewarding to watch Clearinghouse CDFI leaders and experts help educate our community about its services in panel discussions I have recommended, as well as time spent visiting small businesses and learning. I see firsthand how Clearinghouse CDFI is helping communities work, live, dream, grow, and thrive.

Kim Covington
Kim Covington
Vice President, Strategic Partnerships – Arizona Community Foundation
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Why They Choose Clearinghouse CDFI

The mission of Clearinghouse CDFI is a passion of mine, and its community impact is real…

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Brian Riley
President and CEO – Foothills Bank, Division of Glacier Bancorp

I am very proud to serve on the Board of CCDFI and Chair the ALCO committee. The mission of Clearinghouse CDFI is a passion of mine, and its community impact is real: economic development, job creation, affordable housing, nonprofit lending…it all adds to to changing lives and that’s why I serve.

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Brian Riley
President and CEO – Foothills Bank, Division of Glacier Bancorp
Chris Walsh
Why They Choose Clearinghouse CDFI

Clearinghouse CDFI has helped so many businesses in low-income communities achieve their lifetime goals…

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Chris Walsh
Chris Walsh
Banking Consultant

My 10 plus years serving on the Board at Clearinghouse CDFI has been educational, eye-opening, and a blessing. Clearinghouse CDFI has helped so many businesses in low-income communities achieve their lifetime goals. To speak with some of these business owners and see the happiness in their eyes and their ability to strengthen their communities is so impactful. Thank you to Doug, Jay, Kristy, and all management and staff for growing Clearinghouse CDFI and helping these owners fulfill their lifetime dreams while ultimately benefiting their communities.

Chris Walsh
Chris Walsh
Banking Consultant
A message from our founder, president, & CEO

Dear Shareholders and Friends,

“Managing a national CDFI requires perseverance and consistency. Our responsibility extends beyond simply deploying capital. We must ensure Clearinghouse CDFI remains financially sound, impactful in the community, and positioned for continual growth.

In 2025, we remained deliberate in our lending and portfolio management, with disciplined underwriting and responsible balance sheet stewardship guiding our decisions. Our leadership team’s depth of experience continues to shape how we manage risk and deploy capital with care.”
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How Investors Workwith Clearinghouse CDFI

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    Customized Credit Facilities
    Investment relationships with Clearinghouse CDFI are typically structured through customized credit facilities, tailored to investor priorities, timing, and regulatory context.
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    Capital Strength Supporting Long-Term Lending
    Clearinghouse CDFI’s capital base supports long-term lending activity and enables the organization to deploy capital consistently in service of its mission.
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    CRA-Aligned Investment Relationships
    Clearinghouse CDFI works with banks to structure investments that may align with Community Reinvestment Act objectives, informed by regulatory guidance and institutional priorities, with attention to community needs.

Investor Reports & Resources

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6-30-2026 Quarterly Unaudited Financial Statements

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6-30-2026 Indenture Compliance Certificate

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Clearinghouse CDFI 2025 Annual Report

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2025 Impact & Benefit Report

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InvestorFAQ

Who typically invests in Clearinghouse CDFI? 

Clearinghouse CDFI works with a range of institutional investors, including banks and foundations, as well as other organizations aligned with long-term community investment. Investors engage for different reasons, including regulatory considerations, portfolio fit, and alignment with Clearinghouse CDFI’s lending activities.

How does investing in Clearinghouse CDFI generally work? 

Investing in Clearinghouse CDFI is designed to be straightforward and relationship-driven. It typically begins with an initial conversation to understand an investor’s interests and assess general alignment. From there, the investment team shares information about Clearinghouse CDFI’s investment structure and reporting practices, allowing investors to evaluate fit at their own pace. As discussions continue, terms and documentation are reviewed based on investor needs and internal requirements, with ongoing reporting and engagement throughout the life of the investment.

How do Clearinghouse CDFI investments fit within institutional portfolios?

Clearinghouse CDFI investments are generally considered as part of an institution’s broader investment strategy. Investors often view these investments as complementary to other holdings, especially when they are seeking stable, long-term capital deployment with community benefit. How an investment fits within a specific portfolio depends on the investor’s objectives and internal guidelines.

What types of reporting do investors receive? 

Investors receive regular reporting that provides insight into financial performance and portfolio-level community outcomes. Reporting formats and frequency may vary based on investment structure and investor needs.

How does Clearinghouse CDFI approach risk and capital stewardship?

Clearinghouse CDFI takes a long-term view of risk and capital stewardship. The organization focuses on careful underwriting and ongoing attention to its portfolio, with the aim of protecting investor capital while supporting responsible lending activity. This approach reflects a balance between financial discipline and the practical realities of lending in diverse communities.

How do community outcomes factor into Clearinghouse CDFI’s investment model?

Community outcomes are considered alongside financial performance across Clearinghouse CDFI’s lending and investment activities. These outcomes reflect how capital supports access to services and economic activity in the communities Clearinghouse CDFI serves.

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