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Florida Download SUPPORTING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES Florida Boston FHLBank Atlanta, one of 11 regional banks in the New York Des Moines Chicago FHLBank System, provides funding to help Florida Pittsburgh financial institutions manage liquidity and extend San Francisco Indianapolis Topeka residential and economic development credit to Cincinnati meet the credit needs of their communities. Atlanta FHLBank Atlanta also provides flexible programs Dallas to support affordable housing and economic development activities that benefit low- to moderate-income households and neighborhoods. The Community Investment Program (CIP) provides discounted advances to members making residential loans that benefit low- and moderate-income families. The Economic Development Program (EDP) provides discounted advances to members funding eligible community economic development activities that include projects located in low- or moderate-income areas, projects that create jobs or provide services to low- or moderate-income individuals, and projects that support small businesses The Affordable Housing Program (AHP) provides grant funding and subsidized loans to help members finance home building and home rehabilitation initiatives. Since 1990 the Bank has awarded more than $817 million in grants through the AHP General Fund, and since 1997 the Bank has committed more than $244 million to AHP Homeownership Set-aside products. FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK OF ATLANTA FLORIDA TOTAL ADVANCES TOTAL CIP AND EDP SINCE 2011 SINCE 2010 156 $ 400 MEMBERS 548.7 BILLION 306.6 ADVANCES 200 MILLION $ 2020 43.2 63.4 2019 76.4 0 0 40 80 CIP EDP BILLION $ TOTAL AHP TOTAL AHP TOTAL ESTIMATED GENERAL FUND HOMEOWNERSHIP SET-ASIDE JOBS PRODUCED SINCE 1990 SINCE 1997 THROUGH AHP $145.2 $13.9 SINCE 1990 MILLION MILLION 46,846 21,695 2,235 TOTAL UNITS TOTAL UNITS FHLBank Atlanta, 1475 Peachtree Street, N.E., Atlanta, GA 30309 www.fhlbatl.com All figures as of 12/31/2020 2021 Florida State of Florida Sites Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 1st District - Representative Matt Gaetz Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 2nd District - Representative Neal Dunn Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 3rd District - Representative Kat Cammack Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 4th District - Representative John Rutherford Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 5th District - Representative Al Lawson Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 6th District - Representative Michael Waltz Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 7th District - Representative Stephanie Murphy Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 8th District - Representative Bill Posey Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 9th District - Representative Darren Soto Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 10th District - Representative Val Demings Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 11th District - Representative Dan Webster Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 12th District - Representative Gus Bilirakis Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 13th District - Representative Charlie Crist Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 14th District - Representative Kathy Castor Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 15th District - Representative Scott Franklin Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 16th District - Representative Vern Buchanan Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 17th District - Representative Greg Steube Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 18th District - Representative Brian Mast Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 19th District - Representative Byron Donalds Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 20th District - Representative Alcee Hastings Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 21st District - Representative Lois Frankel Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 22nd District - Representative Ted Deutch Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 23rd District - Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 24th District - Representative Frederica Wilson Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 25th District - Representative Mario Diaz-Balart Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 26th District - Representative Carlos Gimenez Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations 2021 Florida 27th District - Representative Maria Elvira Salazar Sites Congressional District Boundary Affordable Housing Projects (AHP) FHLBank Atlanta Member First-Time Homebuyer (FHP) Locations.
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