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Community Investment Corporation

Tucson, AZ
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cictucson.com

    • Mission

    The mission of Community Investment Corporation is to secure strategic investments in our communities that serve a public purpose, enhance employment opportunities and leverage our capital and capacity to help small business and nonprofit organizations thrive and succeed.

    About Us

    Community Investment Corporation (CIC) was founded in 1996 as a non-profit 501(c)3 to offer and enhance community development services throughout Arizona. Programs have evolved throughout the years and the core services offered are: Municipal Bond - Post Issuance Compliance Management for Charter Schools (national program), Small Business/Non Profit Short Term Lending, Pima/Tucson Homebuyer’s Solution and City of Tucson/Pima County Down Payment Assistance Programs for low income homebuyers (Program Administrator).

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    • Community Development

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