$118 MILLION
CLOSED LOANS

40,000
PEOPLE SERVED

2,400
JOBS CREATED

EDUCATION:
5,000 STUDENTS

HEALTHCARE:
23,000 PATIENTS

HEALTHY FOOD:
10,700 CUSTOMERS

DETROIT REVITALIZATION
With $26 million in new financing, our inclusive growth strategy continues to take hold in Detroit. Our partner and local developer Richard Hosey provides an inside look at what it takes to bring new projects online across the city.
Tour Detroit with Richard Hosey

HEALTH CARE
Known for its beautiful vineyards, Napa Valley is also home to thousands of uninsured farmworkers and working poor. Access to health care in this rural area is limited. With its integrated care model, Ole Health serves as a lifeline for thousands most in need.
See Ole’s Team In Action

AFFORDABLE HOUSING
For residents in rural Mead, Washington, homeownership was simply a dream. Through a unique cooperative model, however, residents of this mobile home park banded together to purchase their land and form a true community.
Meet Takesa Village’s New Homeowners

DIGNIFIED AGING
How Federally Qualified Health Centers can better serve our low-income, aging population is a growing question. To help answer, we launched a national conversation with experts from across the country to brainstorm new ideas to help address this important issue.
Join our National Aging Conversation

EDUCATION
KIPP Cooper had a big vision to help Camden, New Jersey’s low-income students from falling farther behind. But that required a big loan! Learn how we teamed up with partner lenders – and the CDFI Fund – to deliver $40+ million in financing.
Witness How A Big Deal Gets Done

HEALTHY FOOD
Kitchen for Good takes imperfect or near-expiration food and turns it into healthy and affordable meals for San Diego residents. Through our ‘game-changing’ small grant, they were able to improve their operations and expand their impact.
Learn How Small Grants Equal Big Impact

S&P AA RATING
Capital Impact earned an “AA” issuer credit rating with a stable outlook from S&P Global. Their analysis recognized our strong asset quality and liquidity, minimal risk profile and consistent growth in loans and assets. This rating bolsters our ability to respond quickly to investment gaps nationwide.

TOP AERIS RATING
Aeris – a comprehensive, third-party analysis of CDFI’s – awarded Capital Impact with its top rating that includes “4 Stars” for Impact Performance; “AAA” for Financial Strength and Performance; and “Policy Plus” for leadership in policy changes impacting disadvantaged people and communities.

Addressing the Challenges of Providing Better Care to Low-Income Elders
As a generation of aging baby boomers, and a corresponding uptick in chronic illnesses, meets rising medical costs in a perfect storm, the medical and social services communities have to face a critical question: How can we best provide care for our nation’s low-income elderly population? Our CEO, Ellis Carr, works to answer this important question.

To Serve all Californians Expanded Health Clinic Capacity is Needed
Federally Qualified Health Centers have long served as the safety net for California’s most vulnerable residents. Yet, as we look into the future, that net is fraying. In this Op-Ed for California’s leading political newspaper, our Chief Lending Officer, Scott Sporte, illustrates how our financing work is helping to support FQHCs and create health equity.

Strategies for Financing the Inclusive Economy Through Coops
Worker-owned companies, social enterprises, and related broad-based ownership models are increasingly seen as highly valuable tools for stemming and reversing rising economic inequality. The Democracy Collaborative examines Capital Impact’s role in providing both technical assistance and financing to food, worker and housing cooperatives.

Investing in Detroit’s Comeback Through Inclusive Growth
2015 was a year of optimism for post-bankruptcy Detroit. New investments. Blight being tackled. Infrastructure coming online. But now the city is at a significant crossroads. In this Op-Ed for Next Billion, Bradford Frost takes an in-depth look at the question: “Will redevelopment in Detroit lead to equitable growth?”

Connecting Big Banking to Community Investment
The Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) system is one of the largest and oldest government-sponsored enterprises devoted to housing. This article examines how Capital Impact is among a select group of CDFI’s leading the way in working with the FHLB to kick start lending on a massive scale in communities where it is needed most.

Capital Impact says ‘Yes’ to Underserved Detroit Communities
With over $150 million deployed into Detroit, Capital Impact has worked with a number of partners to help revitalize the city while also driving social impact. In this Michigan Chronicle profile, Melinda Clemmons, Capital Impact’s senior loan officer, provides an inside look at how she applies our mission-driven approach in her hometown.