Institutions and individuals can earn a financial, as well as a social, return on their investments through Capital Impact’s social impact investment notes Arlington, VA (July 12, 2018) — Capital Impact Partners, a nonprofit corporation, certified by the U.S. Department of Treasury’s…
August 2, 2022 (Arlington, VA) – Capital Impact Partners announced today that Aflac Incorporated has publicly announced a $15 million investment in Capital Impact Investment Notes (“Notes”). “As a compassionate company that is innately driven by our commitment to the…
Centering our commitment to community-centered value will support hard-working communities to move forward and thrive in the wake of the pandemic Arlington, VA (June 10, 2021) – After pivoting to face the realities that 2020 laid bare, the first quarter…
Capital Impact Partners joins with top CDFI Lenders in bond issued by Community Reinvestment Fund, USA supporting economic development projects Minneapolis, MN/Arlington, VA (September 29, 2016) On behalf of three of the nation’s leading Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI), Community…
Momentus Capital hosted a roundtable discussion highlighting efforts to increase access to capital and wealth building in underestimated communities and small businesses through Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs). The discussion included a variety of government officials, community lenders, public-private coalition…
By Alison Powers, Cooperative & Community Initiatives Manager Co-ops are having a moment. That is to say that cooperatives, which have existed for generations, are currently being recognized for their ability to build economic power for the workers who own…
This blog originally appeared on the SOCAP19 blog. Click here to visit the original post. By Alison Powers, Manager, Cooperative and Community Initiatives Communities of color have experienced historical and structural disinvestment, which has led to an unprecedented racial wealth…
Ensuring that communities do not take steps back in their economic justice journey has and continues to drive our work to support disinvested communities, through new enterprises, programs, and lending initiatives Arlington, VA (March 2, 2021) –2020 was a hard…
This blog also appears on the Nonprofit Finance Fund website. You can read it here. Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) were founded as part of the civil rights movement, to make access to capital more equitable for communities living with…
$52.5 million in financing supports projects in underserved communities across five states Arlington, VA (August 26, 2016)— Capital Impact Partners announced today that it provided $52.5 million in financing to projects delivering social impact for underserved communities across the U.S….
