By Ellis Carr, President and CEO The idea of “community” often conjures images of a geographic place, a shared space where people congregate. While true, communities can be so much more. Their true potential can manifest itself when they foster…
A veteran of the Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) sector, Scott Sporte has helped shape Capital Impact Partners’ lending priorities and has envisioned innovative pathways for supporting our communities. Scott recently transitioned from his role as Chief Lending Officer to a new…
Program supports greater opportunities for minority real estate developers in Detroit (DETROIT, April 30, 2019) – Capital Impact Partners is pleased to announce the second cohort of participants in its Detroit Equitable Development Initiative (EDI). In the long term, this program aims…
By Candace Robinson, Director, Strategy for Aging in Community, Capital Impact Partners, and Amy Herr, Director, Health Policy, West Health Policy Center This blog originally appeared as a Fast Fact on the Build Healthy Places blog. Read the original blog here….
New program is being launched to increase diversity in Cleveland’s real estate industry and is expected to, in turn, uplift communities of color July 19, 2023 (Cleveland) –– Entrepreneurs of color trying to develop real estate in Cleveland now have…
In its 2023 rankings, The NonProfit Times also honored CDC Small Business Finance as the #17 medium-sized nonprofit and #43 overall April 11, 2023 (Arlington, VA / San Diego, CA) – With a mission that inspires employees — and a…
You can also find this content on the Nonprofit Finance Fund website. Capital Impact Partners and Nonprofit Finance Fund (NFF) are decades-old Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) with long-standing commitments to supporting disinvested communities. In recent years, both organizations have…
Arlington, VA, Chicago, IL, and Delray Beach, FL (August 5, 2021) – Capital Impact Partners today announced that it has achieved a significant impact investing milestone by issuing more than $200 million of Capital Impact Investment Notes (Notes), the net…
In accordance with federal law and U.S. Department of the Treasury policy, Capital Impact Partners does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write to: Department of…
By Nancy O. Andrews, Ellis Carr, Donald Hinkle-Brown and Joe Neri As leaders of four of the nation’s largest nonprofit community development financial institutions (CDFIs) with the mission of investing in low-income communities and entrepreneurs, we ask Congress to protect…
