Building thriving communities is a key pillar at Capital Impact Partners. We are delighted to announce the closing of a $1.4 million loan to create an affordable housing development in Denton, Texas. The project will create 88 housing units for individuals living with an income between 30-80% of the Area Median Income. Capital Impact Partners provided early-stage financing that played a critical role in getting deals like this off the ground. Learn more about our lending that delivers social impact:  https://lnkd.in/gS4cPrim Thank you to our team members who made this happen 🎉: Sarah Ransome, Geeta D., Carolyn Colaianni, Christine Price, Joanna Villanueva, Cheryl Ferguson, Sydnee Freeman, Will Robison, Daniel Hanna, Shobna Dhewant, Mindy Christensen, Masouda Omar #AffordableHousing #SocialImpact

Capital Impact Partners has been financing charter schools for decades and has invested more than $1 billion in financing charter schools across the country. Our financing and contributions to complex capital stacks and revenue streams have supported the construction of new charter school locations and the expansion of educational opportunities. If you need financing for facility purchases, expansions, working capital, New Market Tax Credits, or more for your charter school, we are here for you! We offer the financing to help you build your next project: https://bit.ly/4fciV5d Reach out to our staff with any inquiries – we are here to help you succeed!: Eric M. Relos , Seth Whetzel, Will Robison, Ryan Guyton, Sydnee Freeman, FAITH OHAI, and Theresa Nantor #CDFIs #educationfinancing #chartereducation #schoolfinancing #charterschoolfinance

We are humbled to share that Ellis Carr, president and CEO of Capital Impact Partners and CDC Small Business Finance - part of the Momentus Capital branded family of organizations - has been named Washington Business Journal’s #Power100 list for the second consecutive year! This recognition highlights the importance of innovation in driving capital into underestimated communities. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gMuKgatj

Indigenous communities experience significant healthcare disparities. These disparities often result in higher rates of illness, disability, and shorter life expectancies for Indigenous individuals. This is why Capital Impact Partners is proud to support Native American Health Center's latest health care center. Supported by New Markets Tax Credits, this project enabled the construction of a 14,000-square-foot health and cultural center in the Fruitvale neighborhood of Oakland, CA. The cultural center will host gatherings and provide services rooted in Native American traditions. Learn more about how Native American Health Center supports CA’s Native Population and other underserved communities: https://lnkd.in/gJnGh_h #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

Today, and every day, we honor our veterans for their courage and commitment to our country. As we observe #VeteransDay, we reflect on the importance of helping veteran entrepreneurs access the capital and opportunities they deserve, which is a core part of our mission at the Momentus Capital branded family of organizations. Wishing you a happy #VeteransDay.

Capital Impact Partners is pleased to announce the closure of a $6 million loan for a supportive housing development in Atlanta that provides a HousingFirst model for individuals living with homelessness, including wraparound services to help build a sustainable path out of homelessness. Primary care and behavioral health services will be made available in an area of Atlanta that faces a shortage of primary care and mental health care providers. We are committed to creating meaningful change within our communities. Learn more about how our lending can help your organization deliver community impact: https://lnkd.in/gS4cPrim Thank you to our dedicated staff who made this loan possible:  Sarina Trethewey, Will Robison, Jennifer Dexter, Cheryl Ferguson, Daniel Hanna, Shobna Dhewant, Mindy Christensen, Masouda Omar   #AffordableHousing #SocialImpact

In 2015, Capital Impact Partners established the Co-op Innovation Award to assist cooperatives in transforming communities living with low incomes into strong and vibrant areas of opportunity across the country. As we celebrate 10 years of impact, we are proud to recognize the support we’ve provided to 30 co-op innovators. We have distributed more than $1 million in grants, which the awardees have successfully leveraged to secure more than $13 million in additional funding from foundations, investors, and government agencies. Learn more about the Co-op Innovation Award here: https://bit.ly/4edJl69

Capital Impact Partners has financed more than 50% of California’s Federally Qualified Health Centers. If you’re looking for support on facility purchases, expansions, or utilizing New Market Tax Credits — let’s connect! Your community health center deserves the best. We can offer financing to help you build your next project: https://bit.ly/3YC2edk Reach out to our team with any inquiries:  Eric M. Relos and Theresa Nantor

The Momentus Capital branded family of organizations proudly honors Native American Heritage Month! We celebrate the rich heritage, culture, and entrepreneurial spirit of Indigenous communities. Stay tuned as we highlight stories of resilience, innovation, and community impact. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #CommunityImpact #CulturalCelebration

Are you looking to build a community health center or expand a health care system? Where traditional lenders see risk, Capital Impact Partners sees an opportunity to support health care centers and to help communities thrive. We understand that fostering community health is complex and requires various layers of financing and collaboration to bring projects to fruition. Our experience with complex projects and complicated stacks will help you achieve your goals.  Learn more about the financing we offer to help you build your next project: https://bit.ly/3YC2edk Reach out to our team with any inquiries:  Eric M. Relos, Theresa Nantor, Sarah Ransome, Sydnee Freeman, Seth Whetzel, FAITH OHAI, Ryan Guyton