Capital Impact Partners, one of the Momentus Capital branded family of companies, receives regular media coverage for its work to transform how capital and investments flow into communities to provide people access to the capital and opportunities they deserve.
That coverage, compiled on this page, includes our efforts with local leaders and key organizations to deliver critical social services, helping diverse developers grow their businesses, and other important programs and initiatives.
If you are a member of the media and have a press inquiry, please reach out to David Greisman at dgreisman@capitalimpact.org.
2024
Capital Impact Partners was among those providing funding to help buildings be substantially rehabilitated under the Affordable Neighborhood Cooperative Program, which selects qualified developers to rehabilitate distressed New York City-owned and occupied multifamily properties, to create affordable cooperatives for households living with low- and moderate incomes.
2024
Stallings oversees signature programs that support small business owners and real estate developers across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. She was one of 25 outstanding business and nonprofit leaders recognized by the Washington Business Journal.
2024
Capital Impact Partners and Morningstar Foundation awarded $700,000 in grants to 22 food businesses and nonprofits, including $52,000 for three businesses in Arlington, Virginia, to support their efforts in providing healthy food to food-insecure families in their communities.
2024
Capital Impact Partners announced a $20,000 grant to The Montana Food Hub, which will be a cooperative focused on northcentral Montana’s Golden Triangle.
2024
“This does not look like what you think of when you say affordable mixed-use housing,” said Damon Hodge of Capital Impact Partners, one of the funders of the development. “This looks like high-quality, market-rate attainable housing for the people of Detroit. We need more of this type of development that really shines positively on the city and that tenants would be proud to call home.”
2024
“We’re focused on bringing more workforce housing to Austin,” said Chris Affinito, president and founder of Notional Development Partners. “Rising rents have forced many people to live in the suburbs and have long commutes into town. Our teachers, medical workers, first responders and others who serve such important roles for our community deserve to be able to live in our community.” Funding for this project is from Capital Impact Partners, a national nonprofit lender.
