The Redevelopment Loan Fund is a permanent facility for faith-based institutional
investors seeking to aid economically disadvantaged and underserved populations in
the wake of natural and human-made disasters.

Loans will be made to nonprofit organizations and community development financial institutions. They will be used for affordable housing, small business development, and community facilities construction and financing.

The Redevelopment Loan Fund is structured to offer both senior and subordinated investment options. Investors will be protected from losses through credit enhancements, including loan loss reserves, net assets (equity), and subordinated debt. Investors benefit from protection via loan loss reserves and risk capital, both grant-funded. Subordinated debt further increases the protection available for senior investors.

The Redevelopment Loan Fund is expected to have at least $10 million invested or placed by the end of 2009.

*The legal name of the Redevelopment Loan Fund is Isaiah Fund, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Jewish Funds for Justice (JFSJ). Isaiah Fund manages and holds all Isaiah Fund investments. The Notes issued by the Isaiah Fund are not obligations of, or in any way guaranteed by, JFSJ.