Byron Reed recently joined Momentus Capital as the new Senior Vice President of Business Advising. In his commitment to serve borrowers from underestimated communities, he will lead, manage, advise, and provide strategic direction to the team of business advisors who…
Detroit Revitalization, Community Health Centers and New Markets Tax Credits Are Key Elements of Project Financing in Underserved Communities Arlington, VA (February 12, 2015) – Capital Impact Partners announced today that its 2014 fourth quarter lending to projects in underserved…
By Ellis Carr, President and CEO Last week, we witnessed President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris take the oath of office, signaling a new administration. It is a historic moment for our country.
Fund provides financing for projects that increase access to affordable housing and fresh, healthy foods Detroit, MI/Arlington, VA (July 10, 2014) – Capital Impact Partners and JPMorgan Chase & Co. today announced the launch of the $30 million Detroit Neighborhoods…
As a child Charles Range didn’t mind the slow drive along country roads from his home in urban Richmond, California, to the more rural community of Martinez whenever he or his nine siblings needed medical care. The trek would take…
By Bradford Frost, Director, Detroit Program 2015 was a year of optimism for post-bankruptcy Detroit. We saw significant investments pour in, including the first projects due to the $100 million pledge from JP Morgan Chase. Combined with the $30 million…
By Ellis Carr, President and CEO At Capital Impact Partners, we condemn the recent and ongoing acts of violence against our Asian-American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, and are fervently opposed to any language or thoughts that justify or lend…
Organizations will work with local partners to help small business owners of color recover and emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic Arlington, VA | San Francisco, CA | San Diego, CA (November 30, 2021) – Capital Impact Partners and CDC Small…
A strong local food ecosystem is essential to community health and economic prosperity — and in Washington, D.C., food deserts (areas without full-service grocery stores) in communities living with lower incomes are a significant factor in persistent food insecurity. Building…
The revitalization of underserved, low-income communities requires federal, state, and local public policy initiatives that promote community development. We unite policymakers, industry partners, and other key stakeholders to advance sound public policies that increase access to affordable health care, high-quality…
