Black and brown-owned businesses struggle to access financing during normal times; COVID-19 has and will continue to compound their ability to support themselves and their communities, which could lead many to close.
Sam Shina has committed to offering high-quality, healthy food to his community.
Community health centers have worked extremely hard to meet the medical needs of their communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The California Primary Care Association (CPCA) Annual Conference will take place October 27 and 28 at the Long Beach Convention Center. CPCA represents more than 1,150 not-for-profit Community Health Centers and Regional Clinic Associations who provide comprehensive, quality health…
A Rational Way to Weigh Affordable Housing October 2015 Inclusionary growth is critical to Capital Impact’s mission to build strong, vibrant communities. That pathway, however, can be complicated. This Dallas Observer article highlights how a new calculator developed through the…
Op-Ed: Capital Magnet Fund Creates ‘Bang for the Buck’ in Affordable HousingTerry Simonette, Nancy O. Andrews, Don Hinkle-Brown, and Joe Neri January 2015 The Capital Magnet Fund is a valuable program created by the U.S. Treasury that leverages private capital…
Opinion: Equitable revitalization critical to Detroit’s future 2021 In this opinion piece, CEO Ellis Carr talks about how Capital Impact Partners and CDC Small Business Finance have come together to focus on building equitable communities for all Detroiters. Read More
Building Communities Through Equitable, Affordable Housing Casamira: Detroit, MI | Worthington Woods: Washington, D.C. | Depot Community Apartments: Hayward, CA It was a dark day in Washington, D.C. when Ronnie Jamison and his neighbors learned that their apartment building was…
Op-Ed: Capital Magnet Fund Creates ‘Bang for the Buck’ in Affordable HousingTerry Simonette, Nancy O. Andrews, Don Hinkle-Brown, and Joe Neri January 2015 The Capital Magnet Fund is a valuable program created by the U.S. Treasury that leverages private capital…
By Ashlee Cunningham, Senior Specialist, Housing and Community Development In Detroit, long-term disinvestment in the city’s neighborhoods has led to unequitable barriers to opportunity. Systemic racism and disenfranchisement limited opportunities for many Detroiters, more than 80 percent of whom are…
