In Philadelphia, Agents of Impact reclaim the narrative of American capitalism
Two hundred and fifty years after the founding, 1803 Fund‘s Rukaiyah Adams has a theory about how the American experiment gets finished. The
Dennis Price
Local Economy funds database
Funds investing in local economies
From Philadelphia to San Antonio, Kansas City to Los Angeles, and in cities across the country, community actors are harnessing legal structures and evergreen investment funds to preserve ownership of real estate and fund local businesses in fast-gentrifying neighborhoods.
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Philadelphia’s SustainVC sticks with early stage founders in its third impact fund
If you’re the founder of an early stage company with a strong impact story, Tom Balderston and his team of impact venture capitalists
Roodgally Senatus
How a financial advisor in Boston helps her clients drive local impact
It’s not surprising that many investors in deep-blue Boston are unhappy with current federal policy directives and budget priorities. What may be more
David Bank
Brick by Brick is reclaiming homes from private equity to restore local ownership in the Twin Cities
Private equity real estate firms have been gobbling up single-family homes to turn them into rental units. The nonprofit Brick by Brick is
Roodgally Senatus
Boston Impact Initiative raises $22 million to invest in New England’s small businesses
The Boston Impact Initiative closed its second fund at $22 million, surpassing its $20 million target, to invest in New England based small
Erik Stein
In Portland, the 1803 Fund is rebuilding Black neighborhoods, zip code by zip code
The restoration of Portland’s once-bustling Black community of Albina is moving from vision to action. The 1803 Fund, seeded two years ago with
Roodgally Senatus
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