HAC loans can cover important early costs like buying land, paying for surveys, or covering architectural and environmental fees—expenses that often come up before construction can begin. By offering this type of flexible financing, HAC makes it easier for small towns and local organizations to move housing projects forward.
With loan options for pre-development, land purchase, site work, and even full construction, HAC provides tools that rural communities need to improve housing and living standards. These funds also support the preservation of existing affordable housing and the use of healthy, green building practices.
If your organization is planning an affordable housing project in Southwest Georgia, HAC loans could help bridge the gap until permanent financing is in place.
Southwest Georgia Regional Commission Awarded $750,000 National Park Service Grant To Revitalize Rural Historic Landmarks Across 12 Counties
SWGRC Recognized with Three National IMPACT Awards at NADO Annual Conference
Suzanne Angell Honored with Congressional Recognition for 31 Years of Service
Thomasville Receives $1 Million CDBG Grant for New Domestic Violence Shelter The Southwest Georgia Regional Commission (SWGRC) is proud to have assisted with grant administration for a $1 million Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) awarded to the City of Thomasville to support construction of a new domestic violence shelter for Halcyon Home, Inc.
FEMA Grant Systems Transition: Submit Financial Transactions by November 20
Georgia Funders' Forum Annual Water Workshop Coming up in Macon on October 29th
Georgia Communities Invited to Register for 2027 Bring One for the Chipper
Georgia DNR Seeks Public Input on Outdoor Recreation Opportunities
