The stimulus section includes:

The $12 billion for the CDFI program including $9 billion in emergency Treasury Department capital investments to CDFIs and Minority Depository Institutions to support lending in low-income and underserved communities. Of the $9 billion, $4 billion will be set aside for institutions with under $2 billion in assets, of which $2 billion must go to institutions with under $500 million in total assets.
$3 billion in emergency support for the CDFI program to provide services such as technical assistance.
An extension of CLF provisions contained in previous stimulus legislation; it would extend the CLF's borrowing authority from 12 times its capital to 16 times its capital.
A continuation of the TDR provision, which will allow financial institutions, including credit unions, to suspend regular accounting procedures for loan assistance for a borrower that the bank normally would not consider.

The FY 21 omnibus appropriations section includes:

$270 million for the CDFI program. The House had called for $273.5 million for the program, while the Senate bill included $262 million. In its statement on the FY21 appropriations bills, the Trump Administration had said it continues to oppose CDFI funding.
$1.5 million for the NCUA's Community Development Revolving Loan Fund. The Senate had proposed no funding for the program, while the House bill included $2 million for it.
A provision that drops a House plan for a pilot program testing postal banking.

House Financial Services Chairwoman Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) said she was pleased with the CDFI provisions in the stimulus measure.

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Final Stimulus, Spending Bill Includes Big Boost for CDFIs, Extension of CLF Provisions