Adobe Capital, founded in 2012 and based in Mexico City, creates social and environmental impact by investing in impactful early- and growth-stage enterprises in Latin America.
The California Endowment’s goal with the FreshWorks Fund is to increase the availability of healthy food options in areas where there is limited access, particularly low-income communities.
Peak II engages in equipment finance lending in Tanzania.
Civic Builders aims to provide affordable charter school real estate, and it has done this by providing protection to more senior investors investing in dozens of schools nationwide.
Via FlexCAP, Habitat for Humanity International’s (HFHI) goal was to build more homes for low-income families by attracting commercial sources of capital.
The Community Finance Fund for Social Entrepreneurs (CFFSE) provides financial services for low-income populations in Australia.
Healthy Neighborhoods promotes community revitalization through property acquisitions and renovations in distressed Baltimore neighborhoods.
The Collaborative for Healthy Communities lends to federally qualified health centers, which provide healthcare to medically underserved communities.
M-PIRE was a collaborative pilot between the New York City Energy Efficiency Corporation (NYCEEC) and Fannie Mae that helped Fannie Mae develop green mortgage products.
HPET supports access to affordable and sustainable housing through property acquisitions throughout the United States.
The Global Impact Investing Network, together with Intellecap, published The Landscape for Impact Investing in Southeast Asia, a comprehensive…