Center for Responsible Lending

302 W Main Street
Durham, NC 27701
2016
$1,250,000.00
General support
2016
$90,000.00
Responsible Lending in NC: Protecting Economic Opportunity project
2016
$10,000.00
Responsible Lending in NC: Protecting Economic Opportunity project
2015
$1,500,000.00
2015
$1,500,000.00
2015
$200,000.00
For Protecting Economic Opportunity Project
2014
$1,225,000.00
For General support to promote fair and affordable access to consumer and mortgage credit for low-income households
2014
$172,500.00
Responsible Lending in North Carolina Project
2013
$211,000.00
Program development; Research For public opinion polling media analysis and an outcomes scorecard to assess the impact of policy and regulatory advocacy on financial services for low- and moderate-income households
2013
$150,000.00
Program development For efforts to eliminate abusive financial practices within the mortgage lending industry
2013
$10,000.00
For Digital media expansion to inform consumers about how to avoid abrusive financial products and practices
2013
$130,000.00
2013
$50,000.00
Program development; Research For research education media outreach and policy advocacy on foreclosure mitigation and implementation of state and federal regulations in the Bay Area
2013
$50,000.00
For general operating support
2013
$30,000.00
For the Center for Responsible Lending to continue to conduct research, develop briefing materials for policymakers, testify at public hearings, and undertake consumer education to build broad public support for reforms
2013
$20,000.00
Responsible Lending in North Carolina
2012
$1,000,000.00
General/operating support; Advocacy; Program development For general support to promote and protect home ownership and family wealth and combat predatory lending with a focus on low-income families communities of color and other economically vulnerable populations
2012
$10,000.00
2012
$900,000.00
Continuing support
2012
$750,000.00
To protect homeownership and family wealth of low and moderate income families by working to eliminate abusive financial practices in the US. CRL pursues its mission through research, technical assistance, coalition-building, litigation and communications. Its focus is on consumer lending – primarily mortgages, high interest loans, credit cards and bank overdrafts.
2012
$50,000.00
2012
$50,000.00
Advocacy; Program development; Research For policy advocacy including media outreach education and research activities around foreclosure mitigation efforts in the Bay Area
2012
$230,000.00
For Responsible Lending in North Carolina
2011
$75,000.00
2011
$100,000.00
General/operating support; Advocacy; Program development To recognize the Center's visionary leadership with a general support grant for education and advocacy to protect homeownership and family wealth by eliminating abusive financial pratices
2011
$1,000,000.00
General/operating support; Continuing support; Advocacy; Program development For general support for education and advocacy to protect homeownership and family wealth by eliminating abusive financial practices
2011
$1,000.00
2011
$900,000.00
Continuing support
2011
$150,000.00
Continuing support; Program development To eliminate abusive financial practices within the mortgage lending industry
2011
$150,000.00
Continuing support; Program development For efforts to eliminate abusive financial practices within the mortgage lending industry
2011
$30,000.00
For anti-predatory lending radio outreach program
2011
$100,000.00
Program development; Research To develop and implement new statewide anti-payday lending strategy
2011
$100,000.00
To develop and implement new statewide anti-payday lending strategy
2011
$45,000.00
Continuing support; Program development; Research To provide research that will help educate public and policymakers about the extent of the foreclosure crisis
2011
$50,000.00
General/operating support; Continuing support For operating revenue
2011
$2,000,000.00
General/operating support For institutional support
2011
$50,000.00
Program development To conduct research increase community-level awareness and improve knowledge base of advocates allies policy makers and news media on the foreclosure crisis and its impact on impoverished Bay Area communities and communities of color
2011
$11,357.00
General/operating support For general support
2010
$1,000,000.00
General/operating support; Advocacy; Program development For general support to protect homeownership and family wealth by working to eliminate abusive financial practices
2010
$1,750,000.00
2010
$150,000.00
Program development To eliminate abusive financial practices within the mortgage lending industry
2010
$25,000.00
Program development; Research To address current and foregoing foreclosure crisis
2010
$50,000.00
General/operating support; Continuing support For general support
2010
$30,000.00
General/operating support For General Operating Support for California Office
2010
$250,000.00
General/operating support For general operating support for work in North Carolina to protect against predatory lending and other financially abusive practices targeting low-income and minority residents
2009
$50,000.00
2009
$1,000,000.00
2009
$10,000.00
Faculty/staff development; Scholarship funds For scholarships for Southern participants to attend a regional training
2009
$100,000.00
Program development; Research For Payday Lending Opinion and Usage Research and Message Development Project
2009
$50,000.00
Continuing support; Program development; Research To provide research that will help educate public and policymakers about extent of the foreclosure crisis
2009
$100,000.00
General/operating support For general support
2009
$35,000.00
Program development For Fight North Carolina Foreclosures
2008
$300,000.00
Program development; Electronic media/online services For website and e-advocacy work
2008
$25,000.00
Program development; Research To address current and foregoing foreclosure crisis
2008
$50,000.00
2008
$500,000.00
Program development For national and state policy advocacy and technical assistance for local entities
2007
$34,500.00
Program development; Research; Technical assistance Toward initiative entitled Community Outreach on Housing Foreclosure and Predatory Lending to reach out to community leaders in selected states to provide research and training for community leaders and policymakers in order to assist existing borrowers and implement lending standards
2007
$1,000,000.00
Program development To advance practical policy solutions that address abusive subprime mortgage practices
2005
$50,000.00
Research To provide general support of research
2003
$100,000.00
Program development To expand ability of Self-Help Federal Credit Union to provide affordable and responsible financial services to lower income people in California
2003
$50,000.00
General/operating support For general support