NMTC Success Stories: Jones Lumber in Natchez, Mississippi
Jones Lumber received an NMTC allocation that funded a mill expansion leading to a 24-hour run time and the creation of additional well-paying, full-time jobs.
The New Markets Tax Credit Program, administered by the US Department of Treasury, encourages investment and job creation in low-income qualified communities.
Eligible projects must be located in New Markets Tax Credit designated areas of higher distress as defined by the CDFI Fund.
Eligible projects may include projects such as the following:
To learn more about the New Markets Tax Credit Program and if a project is located in a qualified area, visit cdfifund.gov/nmtc.
For more information about a project’s eligibility or RCLF’s participation in the NMTC Program, complete the project qualification form below.
Below are two businesses who applied for and received NMTC allocations with Renaissance Community Loan Fund.
Jones Lumber received an NMTC allocation that funded a mill expansion leading to a 24-hour run time and the creation of additional well-paying, full-time jobs.
Habitat for Humanity of the Mississippi Gulf Coast’s ReStore location in Gulfport received an NMTC allocation that funded the purchase, construction, and rehabilitation of their retail store and distribution center.