About Us
Our Mission
The Neighborhood Community Development Fund provides financing and technical assistance to revitalize underserved communities in Allegheny County. We invest in small businesses, affordable housing, neighborhood commercial real estate, community facilities and energy efficiency to foster economic equity, sustainable opportunities, and racial equity for all.
Financials
Governance
Our Board
Walter Nalducci Esq, Chair
Karen Wiles, Vice-Chair
Derek E. Uber, Treasurer
Allegheny County Housing Authority Board Member
Alan D. Perry, Secretary
The Honorable Bobby Wilson
William Roland
Dorrie Smith- Richie
Keith Wehner
Mark Nussbaum
Linda Hansen
Board Member, Manchester Citizens Corporation
Debbie Reed
Board Member, California Kirkbride Neighbors
Isaac Falvey
Board Member, Community Alliance of Spring Garden and East Deutschtown
Our Partners
Our Team
Rich Newell
Stefani Smith
Danny McGlory
Denise Graham-Shealey
Tiarra Williams
Toya Ivey
Jen Harris
Mark P. Masterson
Chelsea Newcomer
Helena Appiah-Kubi
Andrew Cheeseboro
Allison Howard
Adil Abdulahi
Meghan Napoli
Join Our Team
Position: Loan Officer
We’re growing our team! Neighborhood Community Development Fund is currently looking for a Loan Officer to help support the sustainability and growth of our loan customers. If you’re interested, learn more and apply below.
The Loan Officer is responsible for evaluating and underwriting loan applications for people or businesses and presenting them to a loan review committee for approval. The individual will act as liaison between customers and the organization and will help qualified applicants acquire loans in a timely manner.
Primary responsibilities include: 1) evaluating credit worthiness by processing loan applications and documentation within specified limits; 2) interviewing applicants to determine financial eligibility and feasibility of granting loans; 3) completing loan contracts and counseling clients on policies and restrictions; 4) developing referral networks, suggesting alternate channels and cross-selling products and services to accomplish quotas; 5) Marketing loan products to eligible applicants through social media, seminars, printed materials, sales calls and other methods.
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In accordance with federal law and U. S. Department of the Treasury policy, Neighborhood Community Development Fund is prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. Submit a complaint of discrimination to U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Civil Rights and Equal Opportunity, 1500 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W., Washington, DC 20220, (202) 622-1160 (phone), (202 622-0367 (fax), or email crcomplaints@treasury,gov (email).
Get in Touch
3923 Perrysville Avenue,
Pittsburgh, PA 15214
info@NCD-Fund.org
412-322-0290