AMPLIFYING ASSETS A Message From Capital Impact’s President and CEO and Board Chair Looking back at our journey through 2018, both as an organization and as a country, it is no surprise to us that Merriam-Websterβs βword of the yearβ…
By Olivia Rebanal, Director,Β Inclusive Food Systems Despite positive headlines about the American economy, financial vulnerability is a reality for many people. This was brought into sharp focus during the government shutdown Communities rallied around their members and organizations provided support,…
In this series about community development lending, we aim to shed light on the diverse types of loans we offer, in the hope that it will provide the clarity our borrowers need to make an informed decision about applying for…
Welcome to our Spotlight series where we highlight members of our new enterprise with Capital Impact Partners. Earlier this year we announced the formation of our exciting new enterprise that united Capital Impact Partners and CDC Small Business Finance under…
Minority Business Leaders Award | Ellis Carr: His Passion is Investing in Community 2019 In 2019, Capital Impactβs CEO Ellis Carr was named to theΒ Washington Business Journalβs prestigious Minority Business Leaders list. This profile piece looks at Ellisβ wide ranging…
Dallas becomes the fourth region for Capital Impact Partnersβ Equitable Development Initiative, which helps developers of color overcome systemic issues and lead affordable real estate projects April 7, 2022 (Dallas, TX/Arlington, VA) β A new program will break down the…
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Grants will support equitable lending products, healthy food initiatives, and supportive housing MARCH 3, 2023 (Arlington, VA) β The U.S. Department of the Treasuryβs Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund) announced this week that Capital Impact Partners was awarded…
By Candace Baldwin, Director of Strategy, Aging in Community Making a community a great place to live and work while also supporting the needs of low-income and vulnerable older adults is difficult. It takes patience, planning, and a group effort….
By Katherine Groves & Daniel Ramirez, Loan Originations Team When Tri-City Health Center (TCHC) opened in Fremont, CA in 1970, it was one of just a handful of clinics serving low-income, minority women from Fremont and the neighboring Alameda county…
