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All LCEF investor information is private and confidential and is not shared. All household demographic data are provided either by MissionInsite or by your organization.
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No. LCEF consolidation loans currently are not available in some states. A list of states from which LCEF can accept applications is available here.
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No, not at this time. We are able to make loans in 15 states however. See a list of states from which LCEF can accept applications.
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All LCEF home equity loans are fixed-rate mortgages with a one-time disbursement. We currently do not offer a home equity line of credit (HELOC). Rates are based on LCEF’s Cost of Funds, where allowed, plus administrative costs.
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Home equity loans are available to borrowers who own and occupy single-family residences. (Manufactured and mobile homes do not qualify.
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No. LCEF residential loans currently are not available in some states. A list of states from which LCEF can accept applications is available here.
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The purpose of the LCEF-EOF grant program is to encourage and enable entrepreneurial risks, innovation and economic growth among the unique cultural industries of Louisiana. The goal is to increase the earning potential of cultural economy
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LCEF is the Lutheran Church Extension Fund, a unique ministry-through-investment organization that offers Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod members the opportunity to invest their money, earn interest, and help build churches and schools at the same
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LCEF funds economic development grants for Louisiana cultural workers, business or organizations. This means grants are awarded to increase income or earned revenue through a specific, unique opportunity identified by the applicant.
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