Our intention is to become a tech-enabled financial services company that stands with the community to create jobs, quality affordable housing, and essential services for communities across the country.
Affordable Housing Preservation Project Comes to Fruition with Mission-Centric Capital When a new apartment complex came up for sale in a rapidly gentrifying suburb of San Francisco, Kate Comfort Harr of HIP Housing knew she had to preserve it as…
Washington, DC (January 31, 2013) -NCB Capital Impact (Capital Impact) announced today that it had again received the highest rating from the CDFI Assessment and Rating Service (CARSâ„¢) for 2012. For the fourth straight year, Capital Impact received an AAA…
Health Centers Addressing the Layered Medical Needs of Older Adults Urban Health Plan | Hudson Headwaters – New York As Marcelina got older, she struggled to keep her diabetes under control. After being hospitalized for diabetic complications, she was referred…
Across the Momentus Capital branded family of organizations, we know that to maximize our impact, we need to first understand it. Building and sustaining healthy, inclusive, and equitable communities requires capital and resources – but without measuring outcomes, it’s impossible…
Capital Impact Partners and CDC Small Business Finance create Momentus Capital to inclusively and equitably transform the financial services sector 2022 Ellis Carr, president and CEO of the Momentus Capital branded family of companies, spoke with the AFRO, a Black-focused…
Natalie Gunn, Chief Financial Officer Capital Impact Partners ended 2016 in an extremely strong financial position with unrestricted net assets increasing by $2.4 million. As illustrated in our 2016 Annual Report, our loan portfolio grew by $26 million or 15%,…
Shattering Ceilings: Three Female Leaders Making a Difference for Communities For many years, Jane Garcia found herself to be one of the only women in the boardroom. She not only fought against this bias but became a tireless champion for…
Op-ed: Michigan Deserves a Better Food Future Terry Simonette, La June Montgomery Tabron, Oran B. Hesterman, and Rich PirogJune 2015 Though food and agriculture contribute $100 billion annually to Michigan’s economy, too many of its low-income and rural residents lack…
