In light of recent events, the RCLF Family is going to listen, learn and advocate for the inclusion of People of Color in our communities. As a mission driven organization, we will continue to serve the underserved communities, building equity and relationships and providing needed financial education and resources.
Renaissance was recognized by the Small Business Administration for increasing its lending in rural parts of the state by at least 5%.
Alecia Alley, Renaissance’s new Staff Accountant, comes to us with over 15 years of experience in Accounting & Finance.
Renaissance currently partners with Housing Authorities within the State of Mississippi, so that participants in the voucher programs can pursue the dream of homeownership.
Murky Water BBQ was named Young Entrepreneurs of the Year by the Small Business Administration.
The newest member of Renaissance’s Board of Directors is Zell Long of Tupelo, the Chief Executive Officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi.
Kimberly LaRosa, President & CEO, and Chuck Wall, CFO, visited Washington, DC where they had successful meetings with our delegates discussing Renaissance’s programs and economic development in Mississippi.
Renaissance Community Loan Fund officials proudly celebrated the ribbon cutting of its new 10,000 square foot corporate office at 8917 Lorraine Road in Gulfport.
Congratulations to mother and daughter, Allie and Sandra Williams, who are first time homebuyers! The Williams purchased their new home with their Section 8 Voucher from North Delta Regional Housing Authority (NDRHA) and financing from Renaissance Community Loan Fund.
