Starting out two decades ago serving the state of Michigan as a small, nonprofit affordable housing investment organization, GLCF is now a full-service community development finance institution serving the Midwest. GLCF employs over fifty professionals who help manage the organizations work across its footprint which, in addition to Michigan, now includes Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, upstate New York and Minnesota. (See Our History, attached).

Great Lakes Capital Fund is excited to announce the celebration of our 20th anniversary. Be sure to join us for the festivities. Expected and Tentative Guests include Kali Fox of U.S. Senator Stabenow’s office, Mayor Virg Bernero, State Senator Gretchen Whitmer and State Representative Andy Schor.

Great Lakes Capital Fund has been named one of Michigan’s 2012 “Cool Places to Work” by Crain’s Detroit Business. The Lansing-based nonprofit community development finance organization, also known as CapFund, or GLCF, was one of only two companies in Lansing and the mid-Michigan area to make the list.

Today, partners across public and private sectors joined the greater Indianapolis community to honor Indy veterans in an unprecedented way: breaking ground on the City’s first permanent supportive housing facility for homeless veterans.

Today, Ivy Tech Community College opened doors to its newest Indianapolis learning facility: the Ivy Tech Corporate College and Culinary Center. The new Corporate College will house job training, culinary arts—including a student run bakery and fine dining restaurant—an online learning center, high-tech conference space and other services.