The Housing Fund for Linn County (HFfLC) is a community-based non-profit organization dedicated to improving quality of life by offering innovative and flexible funding in order to expand affordable housing opportunities within Linn County.
HFfLC Applications: The HFfLC is accepting applications from qualified housing providers needing financial assistance to implement affordable housing projects that will address the mission of the HFfLC. Nonprofit, for-profit and governmental entities are eligible to apply for funding assistance from the fund of the HFfLC for affordable housing projects located within Linn County. Individual citizens are not eligible to apply for assistance from this fund. Affordable housing projects assist households below 80% AMI and address the mission of the Housing Fund for Linn County. |
Contact:
Tracey Achenbach
HFFLC Executive Director ECICOG Community Development & Housing Director 319-289-0072 |
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The Providing Assistance to Community Homeowners (PATCH) Program aims to fill a gap in resources following the Derecho storm. The program will provide support, referrals, and financial assistance to low-to-moderate income Linn County homeowners impacted by the storm.
Please visit the PATCH Program page to learn more and find out how to apply! |
Apply for Funding
The Board of Directors are making up to $160,000 available this application round.
The Board of Directors accepts applications during spring and fall periods.
Contact Tracey Achenbach at tracey.achenbach@ecicog.org if you'd like to submit at other times during the year;
these applications are accepted on a case-by-case basis contingent on funding availability.
The Board of Directors accepts applications during spring and fall periods.
Contact Tracey Achenbach at tracey.achenbach@ecicog.org if you'd like to submit at other times during the year;
these applications are accepted on a case-by-case basis contingent on funding availability.
Board of Directors
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Susan Salter
Chairperson Salter Solutions, L.L.C. Paula Land Vice-Chairperson Catherine McCauley Center Chris Carlson Secretary Retired, Cornell College Tom Treharne Treasurer City of Marion |
Ashley Balius
Linn County Community Services Aaron Baumert Bank Iowa Erika Brighi RSM US LLP Jack Gonder Banker’s Trust Teresa Jensen Ohnward Bank & Trust |
Brenda Neuendorf
Iowa Realty Doug Neumann Cedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance Stephanie Murphy Neighborhood Finance Corporation Hunter Skogman Skogman Homes Joanne Stevens NAI Iowa Realty Commercial Ashley Vanorny City of Cedar Rapids |
