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Central Community Housing Trust Grant
Organization - Central Community Housing Trust
Grant Amount - $1,500,000
Foundation - MacArthur Foundation
Grant Purpose - program-Related Investment to support preservation of affordable rental housing in Minnesota as part of the Window of Opportunity: Preserving Affordable Rental Housing initiative.
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Mercy Housing Lakefront - $1,750,000 from the MacArthur Foundation - a program-related investment to support preservation of affordable rental housing in the Chicago area as part of the Window of Opportunity: Preserving Affordable Rental Housing initiative.
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