WASHINGTON – Four Federal Home Loan banks awarded more than $30 million in affordable housing grants to members over the last two weeks–but not a cent of it to their credit union members. Representatives of the FHLBs–in Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Dallas–said the awards were reflective of the applications they received for the funds, and not the result of any bias by the directors, none of whom represent credit unions. The lone FHLB to award funding to credit unions so far this year was the San Francisco Bank, which awarded just over $1 million of its $34.7 million AHP funds to credit union members. The 12 FHLBs are the largest source of affordable housing funding in the country and provided more than $150 million in such grants last year.
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