Helping Minority Developers Shape the Future of Their Communities Equitable Development Initiative – Detroit, Michigan Too often minority real estate developers are not part of shaping the future of their communities. With our new initiative, developers like Alisha, Chase and…
Equipping Developers to Build Their CommunitiesGrowing Diverse Housing Developers: Video Series Learn more about the Growing Diverse Housing Developers program and the impact it has been creating for diverse developers and the communities they serve, through the words of GDHD…
New Investment Initiative Launches to Create Age-Friendly Communities October 2015 When Capital Impact joined with the AARP Foundation and Calvert Foundation, a first-of-its-kind investment initiative was launched to help create age-friendly communities for low-income individuals 50 and older. This Chronicle…
JPMorgan Chase says $34M already committed to Detroit May 2015 One year after JPMorgan Chase committed $100 million in Detroit – including $30 million to help Capital Impact launch the Detroit Neighborhood Fund – the Detroit News took a look…
New Lending Industry Alliance to Bolster Underserved Communities 2020 With a focus on economic empowerment, equitable wealth creation, and connecting institutional capital to communities of color, Capital Impact’s CEO Ellis Carr describes how the organization’s new alliance with CDC Small…
Plotting out an exam room at Axis Community Health.
Supplying quality food to a community is a valued commodity, one that can determine health, educational, and other outcomes for individuals and families.
With the coming school year looking like it will be digital for many areas, students of color who have less access to computer or internet access will be at a greater disadvantage.
ROC USA has helped communities preserve the affordability of their housing and helped community members achieve homeownership.
