Advocating for Policies That Strengthen Communities
The revitalization of communities requires federal, state, and local public policy initiatives that promote community and economic development. We unite policymakers, industry partners, and other key stakeholders to advance sound public policies that increase access to affordable health care, high-quality education, affordable housing, healthy foods, and programs that support small business entrepreneurship.
We are committed to supporting public policy initiatives that help people in low-income communities to age with independence and dignity in age-friendly communities, and remain connected to others.
We are committed to preserving the long-term affordability of housing, helping lower income families become homeowners and building inclusive communities.
We are a founding member of the Charter School Lenders Coalition and advocate for programs that enable students living in low-income communities to gain a high-quality education.
We are a founding member of the Lenders Coalition for Community Health Centers and we support a wide range of policies to expand community-based health care organizations.
We advocate for federal, state, and local legislation that support projects that increase access to healthy and affordable foods in low-income communities.
We educate policymakers about opportunities to support small business owners, developers, and other local leaders and enhance their ability to be engines of job creation and economic activity.
The following federal programs are vital to advancing the mission of Capital Impact Partners. Each program provides unique access to financial resources that can be used to leverage public and private funding for community development investments.
Invests in and builds the capacity of mission-driven CDFIs, empowering them to grow, achieve organizational sustainability, and contribute to the revitalization of their communities.
Enables Community Development Entities to attract private sector investment capital that finances businesses and real estate projects in low-income communities.
Provides financial assistance to CDFIs that invest in businesses involved in the production, distribution, or retail sale of healthy foods in low-income communities.
Provides grants to eligible entities to enhance the credit of charter schools so these schools can access private-sector and other non-federal resources to acquire, construct, and renovate facilities.
Awards grants to CDFIs to attract private capital investments for affordable housing activities whose aggregate project costs are at least ten times the size of the award amount.
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Our policy papers examine the benefits of key government programs, policies, and funding initiatives. This research is supplemented with real-world case studies illustrating how Capital Impact Partners leverages these efforts to further our mission of creating access through our projects in communities across our country.
