Nonprofit counseling agencies in Virginia will have more money available to use to help people avoid foreclosure as a result of the release of $50,000 in grant money by Virginia Attorney General Bill Mims.
He estimated that the fund, which was created from a settlement with the Countrywide Financial Corp., will benefit approximately 250 families.
"In this difficult economic climate, an unprecedented number of families are struggling to make ends meet," he said. "I am pleased that these funds from the Countrywide settlement will provide a real benefit to Virginia families in danger of losing their homes to foreclosure."
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The donation will supplement funds allocated by the Virginia Housing Development Authority and the Department of Housing and Community Development. VHDA will administer the grant program.
Portal
Signings
Passageways LLC said it has signed eight new portal customers in the past fiscal quarter, including its first credit union client in Canada.
The $660 million United Communities CU in Essex, Ontario, will use the West Lafayette, Ind., company's employee portal. The new U.S. credit union customers are the $716 million Fox Communities CU in Appleton, Wis., the $344 million Missoula FCU in Missoula, Mont., the $262 million ELGA CU in Burton, Mich., and the $2.6 billion Hudson Valley FCU in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
The other three are community banks. Each of the new clients will be using Passageways' new portal framework, P4, which includes new navigation, start page, layout, tool part and theme options. –[email protected]
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