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Community News Public Announcements FHLB Des Moines Awards Nearly $9 Million to Support Affordable Housing and Community Development in Washington FHLB Des Moines Awards Nearly $9 Million to Support Affordable Housing and Community Development in Washington Business News Member Announcements Hawaiian Home Lands Lease Addendum Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines is pleased to announce the availability of a lease addendum, which was developed in partnership with the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands. Community News Public Announcements FHLB Des Moines Seeks Appointment for Native, At-Large Advisory Council Position Beginning June 10, 2024, Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines is seeking applications to appoint at-large Affordable Housing Advisory Council position that is designated to represent the affordable housing and community lending needs of Native communities. Community News Public Announcements Nearly $20 Million Awarded Through Member Impact Fund to Support Community Development Federal Home Loan Bank Des Moines joined efforts with 94 members to provide nearly $20 million to hundreds of non-profit or government agencies. Community News Public Announcements FHLB Des Moines Awards $46 Million in Affordable Housing Grants to Benefit 60 Projects The Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2023 Competitive Affordable Housing Program awards. Through a collaborative effort between 43 FHLB Des Moines member financial institutions and local housing organizations, more than $46 million will be awarded. Community News Public Announcements FHLB Des Moines seeks applications for three Affordable Housing Advisory Council positions Through Friday, September 1, 2023, FHLB Des Moines is accepting applications for three open Affordable Housing Advisory Council (Advisory Council) positions designated to represent the affordable housing and/or community lending needs in Idaho, Iowa and Montana. Community News Public Announcements Wyoming Nonprofits Receive $4.6 Million in Grant Funding More than $4.6 million has been awarded to hundreds of nonprofit and government agencies across Wyoming to support affordable housing and community development needs. This state-wide outreach was available through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines (FHLB Des Moines) Member Impact Fund. Community News Public Announcements Nearly $15 Million Awarded Through Member Impact Fund to Support Community Development Federal Home Loan Bank Des Moines joined efforts with 85 members to provide nearly $15 million to hundreds of non-profit or government agencies. This new member-matching grant program is designed to offer eligible organizations critical financial support for affordable housing. Community News Public Announcements Sisseton Wahpeton Housing Authority Celebrates FHLB Des Moines 90th Anniversary The moment a first-time homebuyer signs their mortgage papers and closing documents and a home becomes theirs is an unforgettable experience. FHLB Des Moines has been instrumental in helping the Sisseton Wahpeton Housing Authority create these moments for Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate (SWO) members. Community News Public Announcements Rebuilding Together Celebrates a Key Partnership with FHLB Des Moines Rebuilding Together- St. Louis has been a partner of FHLB Des Moines for over 10 years. The financial assistance we receive through the Affordable Housing Program (AHP) makes an incredible difference in how we achieve our organization's goals. Community News Public Announcements One Roof Community Housing Congratulates FHLB Des Moines 90th Anniversary For One Roof, FHLB Des Moines provides crucial funding that fills gaps for those looking to purchase a home. Community News Public Announcements In the News: Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines Celebrates 90 Years Recently published in the Minnesota Bankers Association News Magazine, Ken Johnson, President/CEO of North Shore Bank shares stories of how local lenders collaborate with FHLB Des Moines and other organizations to help address the shortage of affordable housing in the Twin Ports community.