Fifth Third Receives $50M Federal New Markets Tax Credits Allocation An affiliate of the Fifth Third Community Development Company, LLC (CDC), the Fifth Third New Markets Development Company is one of 104 community development entities across the U S to receive an award in the $5 billion Treasury fund allocation announced on Sept 19
Susan E. Thomas - WBENC Susan E Thomas serves as President of the Fifth Third Community Development Company (CDC) The CDC invests in low-income housing, historic, and new markets tax credits that support community revitalization and the creation and preservation of affordable housing It also invests in CDFIs and MDI
EBF Partners - CDC OF TAMPA Fifth Third established the Neighborhood Program to support revitalization in nine neighborhoods across the Bank’s footprint, including East Tampa This program will focus on the partnership with CDC of Tampa and other cross-sector collaborations
Fifth Third Awards $16M in New Markets Tax Credits to Community . . . Fifth Third (NASDAQ: FITB) has awarded $16 million in New Markets Tax Credits (NMTCs) to three facilities in Atlanta and Cincinnati that will help spur economic mobility and community revitalization in historically disinvested neighborhoods
Fifth Third Awards $16M in New Markets Tax Credits to Community . . . CINCINNATI— Fifth Third (NASDAQ: FITB) has awarded $16 million in New Markets Tax Credits (NMTCs) to three facilities in Atlanta and Cincinnati that will help spur economic mobility and community revitalization in historically disinvested neighborhoods
Fifth Third Awards $16M in New Markets Tax Credits to Community . . . Fifth Third has awarded the center $5 million in New Markets Tax Credits and invested $3 77 million in equity Owned and operated by nonprofit Talbert House, the center is expected to open in 2025 in Cincinnati’s Avondale neighborhood
Fifth Third Community Development Corp. President Catherine A. Cawthon . . . The CDC, headquartered in Columbus, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fifth Third Bancorp As CDC president, Cawthon was responsible for the complete investment process in low-income housing, historic and new market tax credit projects that support community revitalization