
ALT Graphic from Neighborhood Finance Corporation (NFC) with the NFC logo in the top right corner. Large text in the center reads, “NFC OFFICES ARE CLOSED TODAY!” with “CLOSED” highlighted in teal and the remaining text in purple. The background is light beige with decorative orange, teal, and purple curved shapes in the corners.

ALT Five individuals stand together in front of a Neighborhood Finance Corporation logo displayed on an interior wall. The group is posing for a photo in a brightly lit office setting, wearing casual and business-casual clothing. The image is framed with a purple border featuring house-themed graphics at the top and bottom.

ALT Attendees seated around conference tables during a Des Moines Chamber Breakfast Club event hosted at Neighborhood Finance Corporation. Participants are gathered in a meeting room with coffee cups, water bottles, and light refreshments on the tables. A large NFC history and impact timeline display is visible on the wall behind the group, highlighting the organization's community work and milestones.

ALT Three attendees gathered in a meeting room during a Des Moines Chamber Breakfast Club event hosted at Neighborhood Finance Corporation. Two attendees are seated at conference tables while one attendee is standing nearby. Coffee cups, a water bottle, a mobile phone, and light refreshments are visible on the tables. Part of NFC's organizational timeline display can be seen on the wall.

ALT Promotional flyer for Neighborhood Finance Corporation's "Journey to Homeownership (J2H)" virtual workshop. The flyer features a faded background photo of a classroom-style presentation with attendees seated and a presenter standing near a screen. The NFC logo appears at the top. A speaker section on the right includes headshots and names of Corenne Seward, Certified Personal Financial Coach with the Polk County Financial Empowerment Center, and Bridgett Robinson, NFC Community Outreach Loan Originator (NMLS# 2244064). Event details are prominently displayed: Wednesday, November 18, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, held virtually via Zoom. The Journey to Homeownership logo, NFC website (www.neighborhoodfinance.org), Equal Housing Lender logo, and NMLS numbers for Des Moines and Cedar Rapids are included at the bottom.

ALT Graphic from Neighborhood Finance Corporation featuring the headline “DID YOU KNOW?” in large orange letters. A central text box states that energy upgrades are not just for older homes and lists three benefits with green check marks: improve comfort, lower utility costs, and increase energy efficiency. The NFC logo appears on the left side, a light bulb icon appears near the top right of the text box, and the Equal Housing Lender logo is displayed in the bottom right corner and the Des Moines NMLS #8943 is under the NFC logo. The design uses orange, cream, and dark blue colors with a subtle contour-map background pattern.

ALT Promotional graphic featuring a fogged window with autumn leaves in shades of orange and yellow against a blurred fall background. Large text at the top reads, “Keep the Warm Air Where It Belongs This Fall.” A brown callout box states, “Proper insulation helps keep warm air inside and can improve comfort and energy efficiency.” An orange banner along the bottom reads, “Learn how NFC’s Energy Upgrade Loan can help at neighborhoodfinance.org.” The banner also includes the Equal Housing Lender logo, the Neighborhood Finance Corporation logo, and the text “Des Moines NMLS #8943.”

ALT Three people stand in front of a Neighborhood Finance Corporation wall logo inside an office. The person in the center wears a striped pink, green, and beige cardigan, the man on the left wears a striped button up, and the woman on the right wears a black jacket and blue jeans. The group poses for a photo beneath a large logo featuring illustrated houses on a light-colored wall. The image was taken to commemorate a home purchase loan closing.

ALT Flyer for NFC’s Journey to Homeownership (J2H) class. A red banner across the center states “Class Cancelled.” The flyer features the Neighborhood Finance Corporation (NFC) logo and a faded background photo of a homeownership education class in progress. Event details list Wednesday, November 4, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at Forest Avenue Library in Des Moines. Speaker photos and names are shown for Dan Warfel, Director of Homeownership Services at Greater Des Moines Habitat for Humanity, and Bridgett Robinson, NFC Loan Originator. The Journey to Homeownership logo appears in the lower left corner, and an Equal Housing Lender logo appears in the lower right. A green banner at the bottom reads, “Register & Attend to Be Entered to Win a $30 Gift Card.” Despite the original event information remaining visible, the flyer clearly indicates that the class has been cancelled.

ALT Collage of two photos from a Día de los Muertos cultural celebration held in a gymnasium. In the top photo, a large group of children in colorful traditional dresses and festive costumes pose in front of a floral backdrop while displaying bright yellow skirts and face paint associated with the celebration. In the bottom photo, children perform a dance routine on a gym floor wearing coordinated pink dresses, decorative accessories, and face paint, with additional performers and event decorations visible in the background.

ALT A Día de los Muertos ofrenda (altar) is displayed on a table covered with colorful embroidered textiles and a striped serape-style tablecloth. The altar features framed photographs of loved ones, battery-operated candles, orange marigold flowers, decorative sugar skulls, memorial candles in glass holders, small figurines, and traditional offerings including bread and beverages. The display is arranged in multiple tiers, with additional decorations and artwork visible in the background. Bright colors, floral patterns, and skull motifs throughout the altar reflect traditional Día de los Muertos remembrance customs.

ALT Two participants pose together at a Día de los Muertos celebration in a gymnasium. One participant wears a black outfit accented with a red floral headpiece and red beaded necklace. The other participant wears colorful traditional clothing with floral embroidery, decorative face paint inspired by Día de los Muertos traditions, and an elaborate orange and red floral headpiece with feather accents. In the background, part of a memorial altar with candles and photographs is visible, along with event signage and wall decorations.

ALT Halloween-themed NFC promotional graphic featuring a black haunted house and bare tree on a hill against an orange sky with clouds, bats, and a full moon. Four carved jack-o'-lantern pumpkins sit in the foreground. Text reads: “Looking to Make Your Home Boo-tiful and Want to Save Up to $15,000? Call NFC Today 515-246-0010.” The Neighborhood Finance Corporation logo appears at the bottom center. The equal housing lender logo is in the bottom right corner and the Des Moines NMLS #8943 and Cedar Rapids NMLS #1757818.

ALT Graphic from Neighborhood Finance Corporation showing the front porch and exterior of a home. Large orange text reads, “Looking to Lower Energy Costs?” A callout box states, “NFC’s Energy Upgrade Loan can help finance eligible energy efficient improvements to your home.” The Neighborhood Finance Corporation logo appears in the upper right corner, and an Equal Housing Lender logo is displayed in the lower right corner. NeighborhoodFinance.org is listed at the bottom.

ALT Graphic from Neighborhood Finance Corporation featuring the roofline and exterior of a home. The heading reads, “Common Qualifying Projects.” A list of eligible energy improvement projects is displayed with matching icons: Solar, Insulation, Windows & Doors, Roofing, and HVAC & Electrical. The Neighborhood Finance Corporation logo appears at the top, a navigation arrow icon appears near the bottom right, and NeighborhoodFinance.org is shown at the bottom. Equal Housing Lender information and NMLS numbers for Des Moines and Cedar Rapids are included near the bottom of the graphic. Equal Housing Lender logo is displayed in the bottom left corner.

ALT Graphic from Neighborhood Finance Corporation featuring a home exterior in the background. The headline reads, “Benefits of Energy Upgrades.” Three highlighted benefits are listed: “Improve Year-round Comfort,” “Lower Utility Bills,” and “Increase Energy Efficiency.” The Neighborhood Finance Corporation logo appears at the top of the graphic. NeighborhoodFinance.org is displayed at the bottom left, and NMLS numbers for Des Moines and Cedar Rapids appear at the bottom right. Equal Housing Lender logo is displayed in the top right corner.

ALT Graphic from Neighborhood Finance Corporation featuring a close-up view of a home's exterior and roofline. The headline reads, “Explore the NFC Energy Upgrade Loan at neighborhoodfinance.org.” The Neighborhood Finance Corporation logo appears at the top of the graphic. An Equal Housing Lender logo is displayed in the lower right corner. NMLS numbers for Des Moines and Cedar Rapids are listed near the bottom. The graphic encourages homeowners to visit NeighborhoodFinance.org to learn more about financing eligible energy-efficient home improvements.

ALT Graphic with the left side showing a house partially visible behind a vibrant orange tree with autumn leaves against a clear blue sky. The right side features a purple text box with the headline “Make Your Home More Comfortable This Fall” and a checklist that includes replacing drafty windows and doors, upgrading HVAC systems, adding insulation to improve efficiency, and financing needed home repairs. A teal banner along the bottom reads “Explore financing options for eligible home improvements at neighborhoodfinance.org” and includes the Neighborhood Finance Corporation logo. The equal housing lender logo is in the top right corner. The Des Moines NMLS #8943 and Cedar Rapids NMLS #1757818 are on the bottom banner.

ALT Two people stand in front of a Neighborhood Finance Corporation wall logo. One person is wearing a light pink button-down shirt and dark pants, while the other is wearing a yellow Iowa Hawkeyes T-shirt and khaki shorts. The photo was taken indoors against a white wall featuring the NFC logo and stylized neighborhood house artwork.

ALT Promotional graphic from Neighborhood Finance Corporation featuring a residential home with a large tree and green lawn in the background. An NFC yard sign advertising up to $15,000 in forgivable loan funding and the phone number 515-246-0010 is displayed in the foreground. Centered on the image is a white speech-bubble graphic with the NFC logo, colorful question mark icons, and the headline, "Did you know?" The graphic states, "Some homebuyers may qualify with as little as 1-3% down when working with NFC." Additional text reads, "Learn more at neighborhoodfinance.org." The design uses NFC brand colors, including purple, orange, and teal accents.

ALT Flyer for NFC’s Journey to Homeownership (J2H) class. The background shows a homeownership education class with attendees seated at tables while a presenter stands near a screen. The large text reads “NFC’s Journey to Homeownership (J2H).” Event details include: Wednesday, November 4, from 6:00–8:00 PM at Forest Avenue Library in Des Moines. A sidebar titled “Our Speakers” features headshots and names of Dan Warfel, Director of Homeownership Services at Greater Des Moines Habitat for Humanity, and Bridgett Robinson, NFC Loan Originator (NMLS #2244064). The Journey to Homeownership logo appears in the lower left corner, and the Neighborhood Finance Corporation logo and website, www.neighborhoodfinance.org, are included. The banner across the bottom reads register and attend to be entered to win a $30 giftcard.



