Founded in 1981 by Chicana garment workers in Chamizal, La Mujer Obrera’s partnership with Texas Mezzanine Fund brought a financial restructuring that stabilized its work and funded women’s initiatives, proving that targeted financing can drive community progress.
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Paul Quinn College, the creator of the Urban Work College Model and one of the nation's most innovative colleges, broke ground on its first new building on campus in 40 years, with support from NMTC financing.
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The design and construction of the very first stand-alone Boys and Girls Club. This new facility provides social and educational development, recreational, and nutritional support, as well as life coaching services for 250 children and teens each day.
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BYK USA, Inc. utilized a $10 million New Markets Tax Credit allocation—facilitated by Texas Mezzanine Fund—to modernize its Gonzales, Texas facility, replacing aging machinery and reconfiguring plant layout to improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions. This investment created 165 permanent full-time jobs and 47 construction positions, demonstrating how mission-aligned financing can revitalize rural manufacturing and strengthen local economies.
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ChildSafe leveraged $25.3 million in New Markets Tax Credit financing—structured in part by Texas Mezzanine Fund—to build a state-of-the-art facility offering therapy rooms, forensic interview spaces, and outdoor play areas tailored to child survivors of abuse. This mission-aligned investment created 65 full-time jobs and expanded ChildSafe’s capacity to deliver trauma-informed care, strengthening San Antonio’s social fabric.
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Housing Channel’s partnership with Texas Mezzanine Fund has enabled the nonprofit to acquire and rehabilitate distressed properties at scale, increasing affordable homeownership opportunities while eliminating blight across North Texas neighborhoods. By leveraging TMF’s mission-aligned financing, Housing Channel has stabilized carrying costs and accelerated renovation timelines, passing savings directly to low- and moderate-income families.
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Williams Chicken’s Pathway to Owners program turns long-term managers into franchise partners, fulfilling founder Hiawatha Williams’s vision of internal ownership. Texas Mezzanine Fund underwrites and supports this expansion.
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The VA McAllen Outpatient Clinic—an 80,000-square-foot, $31 million facility serving over 500 veterans daily—was developed by The Boyer Company and financed through Texas Mezzanine Fund’s New Markets Tax Credit program. TMF’s mission-aligned capital enabled below-market financing, accelerating construction and expanding critical VA healthcare services in South Texas.
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Texas Mezzanine Fund and National New Markets Fund provided $13 million and $14 million NMTC loans, respectively, to help finance a $28.3 million expansion project. This project will double the overall facility to 204,000 sq. ft., more than double the food storage capacity, and triple the cold storage space available for healthy fresh and frozen foods. A new pavilion will be constructed for new community service programs and weekly farmer’s markets.
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