CDFIs support BIPOC-owned, women-owned, startups, low-income borrowers, and other communities experiencing persistent difficulty obtaining loans or funding.
55+ Michigan CDFIs
Michigan is home to more than 55 certified CDFIs with 47 headquartered in Michigan, including 16 loan funds, 30 credit unions, and one CDFI bank.
$1.2 Billion+
In FY 2022 alone, Michigan CDFIs deployed more than $1.3 billion. These funds helped create jobs, affordable housing, financial health, and opportunity for all.*
*US Dept of Treasury, 2022
41,000+
Jobs Created & Retained*
26M
Square feet of real estate redevelopment*
$1.53B
In PPP loans for Michigan businesses and nonprofits**
<2%
Average default rate*
*Represents data from the US Department of Treasury 2005-2022
**Represents data from the SBA for the PPP 2020/2021
As of 2022, Michigan CDFIs have continued to make a positive impact on Michigan's economy.
Data provided by the CDFI Fund, US Department of Treasury through TLR reporting through FY 2022.
$5.6B
In loans deployed
$1.78B
In NMTC investments, supporting 175 projects
41,000+
Permanent jobs created
59,000+
Number of unique loans
27M
Square feet of real estate developed
25,000
Small or micro-businesses supported
16,000+
Housing units developed, 72% of which are affordable
27,000+
Unique Consumer loans
2023 Loan Fund Data
The following represents a snapshot of Michigan’s CDFI FY 2023 data as reported by 12 of the 16 Michigan-based CDFI nonprofit loan funds, one credit union coalition member, and 3 multi-state CDFI loans funds with a long history of investing in Michigan.
Data sourced and compiled by Public Policy Associates.
In 2023, Michigan CDFIs funded 684 projects and businesses. These figures are based on loan fund data only. Of these projects and businesses, there were:
58%
BIPOC-owned
50%
Women-owned
55%
Low-income borrowers
34%
Startup companies
No Data Found
There are 50+ CDFIs that are making an impact all across Michigan.
Michigan CDFIs are invested in communities across the state. With over 50 CDFIs making their home here, these CDFIs are supporting small businesses, affordable housing, and job creation.
This means that no matter where you are in Michigan, you will have access to capital and resources in your own community.