Building Hope Awarded $33 Million in Federal Grant Funding to Benefit Charter School Development
Building Hope , a non-profit foundation dedicated to creating high-quality K-12 charter school opportunities for students through its expertise in real estate, finance and operational services, today announced that Building Hope Finance has been awarded a grant of $33 million through the U.S. Department of Education’s Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities Program.
- Building Hope , a non-profit foundation dedicated to creating high-quality K-12 charter school opportunities for students through its expertise in real estate, finance and operational services, today announced that Building Hope Finance has been awarded a grant of $33 million through the U.S. Department of Education’s Credit Enhancement for Charter School Facilities Program.
- The funding will allow Building Hope to help charter schools access funding necessary to acquire, construct, and renovate facilities at a reasonable cost.
- The grant capital helps charter schools with projects necessary to commence or continue charter school operations by:
Acquiring or leasing property for charter school operations. - As a grant recipient, Building Hope will use the funding to guarantee leases and loans to charter schools and to facilitate financing to charter schools located in Florida, Idaho, Nevada, Texas, and Washington, D.C.
“The proof of the power of this kind of federal investment in charter schools is the work that Building Hope does every day,” said Building Hope Vice President of Finance Lance Helming.