Programs
FINANCING
Housing Programs
For Kids Only Afterschool, Revere

TRAINING
Children's Investment Fund
Building Stronger Centers Training Institute, 2014

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Commonwealth Workforce Coalition
Catholic Charities, Lynn

Welcome

All children deserve the opportunity to learn and develop in well-designed learning spaces. We all understand that clean, safe and healthy environments are an important component of successful teaching and learning.

For over 25 years, Children’s Investment Fund has been providing technical expertise and financing to non-profit child care centers planning to improve or expand their facilities. Our primary goal is to increase the supply and quality of child care facilities in Massachusetts. We offer high quality training programs, access to professional consultants and funding to pay for predevelopment expenses, acquisition of property and permanent financing.

We are excited to share with you the launch of our new website. If you are a non-profit organization, we look forward to helping you turn your vision of high quality space into a reality.

Theresa Jordan
Director of Children's Facilities Finance
Carl Sussman
Board President, Children's Investment Fund
“This process has been long and hard but completely worthwhile. Our building at 58 Berkeley Street is complete and is an amazing facility. I would like to thank the Children's Investment Fund. We could not have done this without their support.”
Leo DelaneyCEO, Ellis Memorial
Announcements
  • CEDAC Spring 2017 Newsletter

    Spring 2017 has been busy on all fronts.  In this newsletter, you’ll learn more about the recent Building Stronger Centers training we held and the 14th Annual Sharing Skills~Building Connections conference.  Additionally, you can read about the Housing Bond Bills that have been filed, including the version that Governor Baker and Lieutenant Governor Polito unveiled in April, which proposes a reauthorization of over $1.3 billion in housing programs and includes $216 million for supportive housing production.  Finally, you’ll get a chance to meet Program Associate Jaclyn Pacejo and understand how she helps strengthen neighborhoods across the Commonwealth. Read Newsletter  

  • Read Now: 2016 Annual Report

    Dear Friends, We are pleased to share with you the latest annual report from the Community Economic Development Assistance Corporation (CEDAC). This annual report highlights the success of Massachusetts as a national leader in community development and the role that CEDAC’s unique lending model has had in that success. We are proud of the Commonwealth and of the positive impact that we are able to have on individuals, families, and children that are served by our non-profit partners. The report includes examples of the continued commitment that the both CEDAC and the Baker-Polito administration have made to support affordable housing, high quality child care, and workforce development. It is difficult to share all of the good work that CEDAC, Children's Investment Fund and Commonwealth Workforce Coalition do on a yearly basis. So this year, we’ve looked to data and visuals to create a dynamic and easy to digest report to tell our story. The success of our efforts relies on effective relationships with many public and private partners, and we thank you for your contributions and collaboration. Please enjoy Annual Report 2016. We look forward to hearing your feedback. Sincerely, Roger Herzog Executive Director, CEDAC

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CIF News
Child Care of Berkshires Plans $1.75M Renovation of Haskins School
iBerkshires / Jun 10, 2017
The historic Sarah T. Haskins School is about to get a $1.75 million facelift and modernization to better serve Child Care of the Berkshires and its programs. The bulk of the funding, a $1 million grant from the state...
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