NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR LATINO COMMUNITY ASSET BUILDERS
5404 WURZBACH RD, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78238 www.nalcab.org

Total Revenue
$15,710,650
Total Expenses
$14,314,176
Net Assets
$7,001,780

Organizations Filed Purposes: NALCAB strengthens the economy by advancing economic mobility in Latino communities.

Organizational Capacity Building - The Organizational Capacity Building Program builds the systems and capacity of NALCAB Network members, other non- profits, and units of government to implement programs and projects that ultimately advance economic mobility in low and moderate-income communities. The program provides development services to organizations that may potentially borrow from NALCAB and, assists organizations in securing capital investment from other sources. NALCAB implements this work through grant- making, technical assistance, training, and the facilitation of peer-to-peer collaboration. NALCAB provides culturally-relevant training to practitioners in the field of community and economic development by hosting an annual National Training, presenting educational webinars throughout the year, and through the Pete Garcia Community Economic Development Fellowship Program which prepares next-generation leaders. Since 2007 NALCAB has made grants of over $20 million to non-profit organizations and utilized over $10.3 million in federal funding (US HUD and SBA) to provide technical assistance to nonprofits and local/state government agencies (urban and rural). Since 2008, member organizations have secured more than $350 million for their programs as a direct result of NALCAB's support. NALCAB has also provided culturally- relevant training to over 1,000 practitioners and graduated 137 Fellows from the Pete Garcia Fellowship.

Policy and Field-Building - The Policy and Field-Building Program includes research, policy education, and advocacy efforts aimed at influencing private, philanthropic, and governmental investors to responsibly meet the asset-building needs and opportunities in low and moderate-income communities. NALCAB has published numerous reports on topics including small business lending in Latino communities, housing vulnerability and gentrification, and place-based economic development. NALCAB also engages in multiple partnerships in the community development and impact investing fields and supports the policy advocacy efforts of member organizations at the local, state, and federal levels.

Lending and Asset Management - NALCAB is a U.S. Treasury certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) that lends to its non-profit members to provide liquidity for their small business lending, and to support their work as affordable housing developers. NALCAB's lending is supported by funding from private philanthropies as well as specialized funding from US HUD to make loans to rural affordable housing organizations. Through Escalera Community Investments, LLC, NALCAB'S wholly-owned asset management company, NALCAB owns an interest in and manages the NALCAB Catalyst Fund I, LLC, (NCF I) a real estate-focused social impact fund established to preserve and produce housing opportunities affordable to low-income and minority individuals. NCF I targets and operates investments in single-and multi- family projects that provide households with access to employment, quality education, and health care resources, all essential factors for advancing economic mobility. NALCAB also manages the Acceso Loan Fund, LLC (Acceso), a national small business loan fund created in 2019 to support growth-oriented lending to minority-owned businesses nationwide through a network of Latino- led nonprofit business lenders. Acceso helps diverse entrepreneurs in underserved minority business communities scale to a larger size, expanding their revenue, impact on the economy, and ability to provide jobs. NALCAB and eleven NALCAB-network CDFIs are equal co-owners of the fund.

Executives Listed on Filing

Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing

NameTitleHours Per WeekTotal Salary
Noel PoyoExecutive Director40$210,000
Fernando GarciaChief Financial Officer40$123,000
Levar MartinChief Program Officer40$114,500
Raul VazquezDirector1.5$0
Rafael TorresDirector1.5$0
Bea StotzerDirector1.5$0
Isabel Watkins RubioVice Chair1.5$0
Raul RaymundoDirector1.5$0
Fernando LemosBoard Chair3$0
Ruby Azurida-LeeDirector1.5$0
John HerreraTreasurer1.5$0
Luis GranadosSecretary1.5$0
Paulina GonzalezDirector1.5$0
Rose GarciaDirector1.5$0
Larry GarciaTreasurer1.5$0
Janie BarreraDirector1.5$0
Marla BilonickDirector1.5$0
David AdameVice-Chair1.5$0

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