About Alaska CDC
Founded in 1979, Alaska Community Development Corporation (Alaska CDC) is a non-profit corporation dedicated to improving the lives of Alaskans by working with communities, individuals, and other organizations. Our mission is to educate and assist low- and moderate-income Alaskans in the acquisition, energy conservation and the retrofitting of their affordable housing.
Since inception, Alaska CDC has managed the expenditure of over $150 million. Alaska CDC has completed weatherization on more than 11,700 low-income homes and 560 Public Housing units; rehabilitated over 320 low-income homes; made accessibility improvement to the homes of over 600 Seniors and Mental Health Trust beneficiaries; and provided technical assistance and oversaw the construction on 98 new homes for low-income families in the Mat-Su Borough under the USDA Mutual Self-Help Housing Program. Alaska CDC has also assisted over 450 low and very low-income homebuyers with home purchase through the HOME Opportunity Program homebuyer assistance.
Alaska CDC works in cooperation with, and/or receives funding from Alaska Housing Finance Corporation; the State of Alaska; U.S. Department of Energy; the Low-Income Home Heating Program; U.S. Department of Agriculture; and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. We also work with local community governments, tribal organizations, and other community support and service organizations.
Alaska CDC is a direct provider of housing and energy efficiency programs throughout much of Alaska including Southeast, South-central, Copper River Valley and Bristol Bay.
Alaska CDC’s office is located in Palmer and we provide the following low-income housing assistance programs: Low-Income Weatherization Assistance; Senior Accessibility Modifications; Mental Health Trust Housing Accessibility Modifications; USDA Mutual Self-Help Housing; Home Opportunity Program—Homebuyer Assistance; and USDA Rural Development 502 home loan packaging.
Watch a video about us HERE!
Since inception, Alaska CDC has managed the expenditure of over $150 million. Alaska CDC has completed weatherization on more than 11,700 low-income homes and 560 Public Housing units; rehabilitated over 320 low-income homes; made accessibility improvement to the homes of over 600 Seniors and Mental Health Trust beneficiaries; and provided technical assistance and oversaw the construction on 98 new homes for low-income families in the Mat-Su Borough under the USDA Mutual Self-Help Housing Program. Alaska CDC has also assisted over 450 low and very low-income homebuyers with home purchase through the HOME Opportunity Program homebuyer assistance.
Alaska CDC works in cooperation with, and/or receives funding from Alaska Housing Finance Corporation; the State of Alaska; U.S. Department of Energy; the Low-Income Home Heating Program; U.S. Department of Agriculture; and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. We also work with local community governments, tribal organizations, and other community support and service organizations.
Alaska CDC is a direct provider of housing and energy efficiency programs throughout much of Alaska including Southeast, South-central, Copper River Valley and Bristol Bay.
Alaska CDC’s office is located in Palmer and we provide the following low-income housing assistance programs: Low-Income Weatherization Assistance; Senior Accessibility Modifications; Mental Health Trust Housing Accessibility Modifications; USDA Mutual Self-Help Housing; Home Opportunity Program—Homebuyer Assistance; and USDA Rural Development 502 home loan packaging.
Watch a video about us HERE!
Alaska CDC is a state licensed mortgage broker.
Alaska CDC - NMLS# 358478
Phyllis Schafer - NMLS# 280771
Lori Tice - NMLS# 1137092
Alaska CDC - NMLS# 358478
Phyllis Schafer - NMLS# 280771
Lori Tice - NMLS# 1137092