HCC to Host Webinar on New Markets Tax Credits for Community Facilities

MADISON, Wis. - EntSun -- Hope Community Capital (HCC) invites community development leaders, nonprofit and Tribal organizations, housing partners, and other interested stakeholders to register for New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) 101 for Community Facilities, to be held on June 17, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. CT. This introductory webinar will examine how NMTC financing can advance community-serving developments and catalytic development initiatives by clarifying key concepts related to eligibility, capital stack strategy, underwriting, and project preparedness.

Presented by Sierra Johnson, VP of HCC's New Markets Tax Credits Practice, the session is designed to offer a clear and practical understanding of project competitiveness, transaction structure, and readiness considerations.

Early registration is encouraged. Registration for all sessions is free. Webinar videos and resources will be posted on HCC's Resource page after the event has concluded, along with other practical tools for immediate use.

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To see further details and secure your place, please visit: https://events.zoom.us/ev/AhxkVCQ_tEcYgqZbqpvR0gw3QMOWUbS9bTsIVbcnzQh1fQjbHH55~ApbZ6hcDgWL20Tuj1bXCVeQpQQp0NvrwUFi-9K5ZcN7rSGNjOh7lxp5Vpg

HCC Resources: https://hopecommunitycapital.com/resources/

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Founded in 2016, Hope Community Capital is a Madison-headquartered, B Corp–certified national consultancy that has helped advance community facilities, housing, and education projects across Wisconsin and beyond by navigating complex financing structures. Its work has supported multimillion-dollar developments that expand access to childcare, youth programs, and healthy community spaces.