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A dynamic, hands-on organization, Community Resource Group (CRG) works in rural areas to expand the opportunities for families to build assets, improve their lives, and strengthen their communities. Our work focuses on the basics: safe drinking water, affordable housing, manufactured home park ownership and access to credit.
For more than thirty years, CRG has successfully crafted innovative solutions and programs across the southern United States, giving rural communities and hardworking families a hand in building a better future. 
A family’s biggest asset is their home. From new home construction and home improvement loans to cooperative ownership of manufactured home parks, CRG helps families build a future.
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Everyone deserves safe drinking water! CRG helps rural communities plan, finance, construct, and manage water and wastewater facilities—every community’s most important asset.
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Access to credit is a key to building assets. As a Community Development Financial Institution, CRG’s social purpose lending supports their work in water and wastewater, housing, and transportation.
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"No one would lend us money to fix our roof – CRG did!"
- Miguel & Maria Salazar
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"We keep investing in Community Resource Group for one reason. They deliver results."
- George McCarthy, Ford Foundation
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CRG CEO takes part in "Rural Summit"
John Squires, Chief Executive Officer of Community Resource Group, was among several Arkansas delegates invited by U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln to take part in the "Rural Summit" on Capitol Hill on April 28. The summit focused on creating jobs for Rural America through economic development. Squires joined leaders of other Arkansas-based nonprofits, as well as former President Clinton, to discuss ways to assist the economies of rural areas."I have never been prouder to be an Arkansan than I was today," Squires is quoted in Lincoln's press release as saying.
Click here to read more.
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Community Resource Group is headquartered in Fayetteville, Arkansas and currently serves the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas.
Click on a state for contact information.
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