Impact Investing To Support Communities Impact Investing β Kentucky βWhen I tried to say I only wanted to do social investing, and not any conventional investing, they told me I’d starve. I said βNo, I won’t.ββ Years later, with clients…
The Making of an Equitable Community Development Loan Product 2019 Over our years of working in Detroit, we have provided more than $200 million in financing to support projects that deliver social impact. However, we also learned that a majority…
Bringing Community Development Lenders Back to their Civil Rights Roots 2019 Based on a panel discussion at the annual SOCAP conference, a gathering of 3000 social impact investors, this article looks back at the civil-rights roots of the CDFI industry….
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Graduates of our Equitable Development Initiative have the opportunity to re-envision and revitalize their communities while building generational wealth.
The Auburn brought affordable housing, retail options, and jobs to its community, and proved the need for developments of its kind.
In the fifth video of our CEO Conversations video series featuring CDC Small Business Finance CEO Kurt Chillcot and Capital Impact Partners CEO, Ellis Carr, we discuss the opportunity ahead to disrupt the current distribution channels in order to get more capital to underserved communities.
Fruitvale Transit Village is a unique model for centering community development (from social services to retail) around a transit hub. The goal is to expand access, opportunity, and wealth building through employment, ownership, and transportation.
Native American, Latinx, and Black communities are least likely to have quality health care.
Independent grocers can provide their customers with culturally competent food and access to healthy food close to home, which can also help neighbors remain healthy during the pandemic.
