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Corporate Giving

Since 2003, thousands of Freddie Mac volunteers have worked to build homes in this Northeast Washington neighborhood.

Freddie Mac's Corporate Giving program complements Freddie Mac's mission to support the housing market. The contributions we make to nonprofit organizations help families find affordable homes and stay in their homes, and strengthen communities. We concentrate our community investments in Freddie Mac's backyard, the National Capital Region.

Our investments in organizations like D.C. Habitat for Humanity and Rebuilding Together help build new homes and better lives for children and their families. We partner with organizations like the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments to prevent foreclosures and improve the quality of life in our region.

Our contributions also help provide counseling to homeowners in distress, financial literacy programs for young people and adults, shelter for homeless individuals and families, as well as a wealth of other services to stabilize our communities.

Freddie Mac and DC Habitat are making the dream of affordable homeownership come true for one more local family.

Freddie Mac and DC Habitat are making the dream of affordable homeownership come true for one more local family. U.S. Postal Service carrier Nakia Hargrove and her four children are moving out of their public housing apartment in to their new home, with support from Habitat, Freddie Mac and Freddie Mac employee volunteers. Read the story.

Our army of employee volunteers extends the value of our funding and brings benefits to the community.

2009 Nonprofit Spending

  • Freddie Mac Charitable Contributions – $2,254,403
  • Freddie Mac Foundation
    • Grants – $11,290,847
    • Contributions – $826,640
  • Total Enterprise Charitable Giving – $14,371,890

*These contributions from Freddie Mac (the "Corporation") and the Freddie Mac Foundation (the "Foundation") are charitable, non-business related contributions to tax exempt organizations. Payments for which the Corporation or Foundation receive any goods or services in exchange for contributions are not included. Also, Corporation payments to non-profit industry associations are not included.

The Foundation makes contributions from its endowment and does not receive funding from the Corporation. Please see the links on this website, and the Foundation's website, for the list of recipient organizations.

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