The ImpactAssets 50 is a publicly available, searchable resource of impact investment fund managers who deliver social and environmental impact as well as financial returns March 28, 2023 (Arlington, VA) – For the sixth straight year, Capital Impact Partners has…
Arlington, VA, Chicago, Ill, and Boca Raton, FL (February 12, 2019) – Capital Impact Partners today announced that it has achieved a significant impact investing milestone by selling more than $100 million of Capital Impact Investment Notes through Incapital LLC’s nationwide…
By Diane Borradaile, Chief Lending Officer For generations, systemic racism has kept many people of color from achieving even a basic standard of living, which includes social services that help communities thrive. As we wrote in the first of our…
Catalyzing community engagement and investing in communities of color in regions nationwide is enabling underinvested communities to raise their voices to overcome structural racism and discrimination Arlington, VA (March 13, 2019) – In 2018, Capital Impact Partners invested time and…
By Ellis Carr, President and CEO 2022 is a special year for us at Capital Impact Partners as it marks our 40th anniversary. Four decades of leaning into helping people build communities of opportunity and developing pathways to success. And…
Twelve grantees were awarded funds to support a variety of cold storage-related needs, from refrigerated vans to refrigerators in corner stores. July 19, 2023 (Washington, D.C.) – Capital Impact Partners is pleased to announce the grantees for the inaugural round…
Our board is comprised of cooperative development, philanthropy, education, health care, housing and economic development leaders. Oswaldo AcostaPresident & CEO, CityFirst EnterprisesOswaldo joined CFE in early 2019, bringing his lending, project finance, and entrepreneurial experience to lead the organization’s efforts…
On a summer day in 2013, Juan Reid stood at a bus station in central Pennsylvania, feeling like a stranger in the place where he had spent the last 14 years. He had just been released from the Lewisburg federal…
Iona Duckett, 77, first began noticing issues with her eyesight a few years ago. Everyday tasks such a reading, driving, and even her crocheting hobby started to become more difficult. She went in for a regular check-up, and her doctor…
By Ellis Carr, President and CEO During the 1963 March on Washington for Freedom and Jobs, attendees peacefully and constructively protested for the end of systemic barriers and racial segregation. These barriers kept members of disinvested communities from good-paying jobs…
