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Funding from FHLBank Pittsburgh helps members to build successful communities throughout the region.
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Helping You and Your Organization Engage in Policy Debates
FHLBank Pittsburgh's Public Policy Network (PPN) is a coalition of housing, economic development and financial industry advocates.
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Investing in Our Region
Founded as a cooperative by Congress in 1932, we assure the flow of credit to our members and support their housing finance and community lending businesses. Our products and services enhance our membership's ability to conduct business and vitalize their communities.
Data as of March 31, 2026 | *as of Dec. 31, 2025
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DELAWARE MEMBERS
207
PENNSYLVANIA MEMBERS
50
WEST VIRGINIA MEMBERS
279
Member Institutions
~247
Employees Strong
$83.8b
Total Assets
$683.65m*
Affordable Housing Program Grants Annually Since 1990
158
Banks and Thrifts
3
CDFI's
70
Credit Unions
48
Insurance Companies
Affordable Housing Advisory Council
The 15-member Affordable Housing Advisory Council (Advisory Council) advises FHLBank Pittsburgh on its affordable housing and community development products and initiatives.
On behalf of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh’s (FHLBank) Affordable Housing Advisory Council (Advisory Council), we are honored to share the impact that FHLBank, its member financial institutions, and our community partners made in our communities in 2025. FHLBank made funding available in partnership with FHLBank members to expand the affordable housing supply, assist first-time homebuyers, support small businesses, and prepare communities for the future.
Community Spotlights
MVB Bank Uses AHP to Renovate Historic Building into Women's Housing
In 2025, Wolfe Osborn Place was able to open its doors after receiving an Affordable Housing Program (AHP) grant from FHLBank through its member financial institution, MVB Bank. Wolfe Osborn Place provides safe apartment housing and a supportive community for women recovering from substance use disorder. They offer their residents access to case management, financial literacy classes and recovery resources.
FHLBank Celebrates Three New Homeowners in Erie, Pennsylvania, with Erie Federal Credit Union and Marquette Savings Bank
"My mom said, 'Look at my daughter in her new house,'" said Jasmine, one of the three new homeowners celebrated at Sisters of Saint Joseph Neighborhood Network’s (SSJNN) Genesis Celebration in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Artisans' Bank Uses Banking On Business to Expand a Community Hub in Milford, Delaware
After Jennifer McEntire took on additional responsibilities to care for her parents, daughter and granddaughter, she knew that she wouldn’t be able to continue her full-time job as a teacher. She needed a career that would allow her to create her own schedule to fit the needs of her family. McEntire saw this as an opportunity to create a community hub in Milford, Delaware.
Washington Heights, Delaware, Sees the Impact of Nine Years in the Blueprint Communities® Initiative
Since Washington Heights, in Wilmington, Delaware, joined FHLBank's Blueprint Communities initiative (Blueprint) in 2016, they have been able to develop and implement their neighborhood revitalization plan based on the needs of the residents.
Community Products
Community-focused products.
FHLBank’s community products support affordable housing, small businesses and other related economic development efforts.
Data as of Dec. 31, 2025
Affordable Housing Program (AHP)
- 1,082 homes supported
- $61.3 million awarded to 51 projects creating 1,082 affordable homes
Banking On Business (BOB)
- 981 Jobs preserved or created
- $11.1 million committed to 71 businesses creating/retaining 981 jobs
Community Lending Program (CLP)
- 536.5 million committed for 62 commitments to our members, helping to support 665 housing units and 3,005 jobs
Home4Good
- 110 Projects Supported
- FHLBank's $6 million, and the Housing Finance Agencies' $2.4 million awarded funds to 110 projects
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