Capital Impact is still driven by its mission to expand community development through investment in what our neighbors identify as their needs. We continue to work in partnership with communities and organizations to achieve equity and inclusion.
We are committed to adressing poverty and creating equity, and that is no different during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our annual report stories show how we work with communities to create opportunity.
Combatting disparity within District communities empowers marginalized individuals and creates a path to shared prosperity. A pillar of Capital Impact’s work, healthy food is a vital element of a successful future.
Greater Washington Partnership CEO J.B. Holston and Capital Impact Partners President and CEO Ellis Carr will discuss inclusive growth, Community Development Financial Institutions, and economic empowerment in underserved communities.
Watch Ellis and Antony’s conversation about how the financial industry, esp. CDFIs, can transform community development by putting the community on top.
The needs of communities are as great as ever. Now is the time to focus on supporting economic, social, and racial justice that will help communities thrive.
Build with community needs in mind, the new headquarters of Martha’s Table includes ample space to hold community events.
Putting the needs and opinions of our communities first is a critical element of ensuring that innovation benefits underinvested communities.
Since the Great Recession, several Detroit neighborhoods have seen investment, with mixed-use and multifamily buildings revitalizing communities.
The decline of industry and financial crises took a great toll on Detroit. Affordable housing is a critical resource for residents experiencing economic hardship and allows community members to participate in the economic vibrancy of revitalizing areas.
