@capitalimpact builds strong, vibrant communities for underserved people through strategic financing, program incubation & technical assistance.
Detroit, MI
Joined June 2011
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Project by developers Roderick Hardamon, Dr. George R. N’Namdi and Richard Hosey is the latest development funded in part by Invest Detroit and Capital Impact Partners through the Strategic Neighborhood Fund (SNF) initiative.
ALT Project by developers Roderick Hardamon, Dr. George R. N’Namdi and Richard Hosey is the latest development funded in part by Invest Detroit and Capital Impact Partners through the Strategic Neighborhood Fund (SNF) initiative.
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"This is exactly the type of development we strive to finance - Black and Brown developers that truly make up the essence of this city," said Camellia Loojune of Capital Impact Partners. "To date, we've trained over 86 developers of color, many have started their own businesses."
ALT Camellia Loojune, senior loan officer, Capital Impact Partners.
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We're proud to see @DCIDet celebrate its first decade of doing deep, meaningful work in the city we call home. Here's to the next 10! bit.ly/30M0BhT
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"We have our culture, we have our way of life, we have our language. What we’re trying to do is retain it." Warrior Women is a beautiful story of Indigenous people working to retain their culture and sovereignty. Watch: warriorwomenfilm.com/ #NAHM #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth
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.@capitalimpact, we are so proud to support a new chapter for @MarygroveSchool in Detroit! ALong w/ @kresgedetroit @NorthernTrust @McCormackBaron @cinnaire, this school is expanding opportunity for the city's youth dbusiness.com/daily-news/the…
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Real estate developers of color in Detroit: gain access to training, mentorship and financing through @capitalimpact’s Detroit Equitable Development Initiative. Apply through Nov.1 and bring your entrepreneurial spirit to the table! bit.ly/34jhrCM
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Watch the next episode of our new video series, CEO Conversations: Addressing the Wealth Gap at Scale. Hear CEOs Kurt Chilcott & @EllisCarr2’s conversation as they discuss @capitalimpact & @CDC_Loans' mission-driven work to suport community investment: capitalimpact.org/capital-im…
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Tomorrow @8am, be sure to join our CEO @EllisCarr2 for @MIChronicle's Pancakes and Politics Forum IV on Thurs., Sept 24. Tune in to hear about "Rebuilding American Cities through a lens of Equity & Inclusion." Find out how to participate: capitalimpact.org/events/onl…
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Last night, we lost one of our greatest civil rights heroes. Rest in Power, John Lewis. We will continue fighting, getting into "good trouble," to create a world where everyone is equal.
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The events of the past weeks have been incredibly painful to witness. @capitalimpact vehemently condemns the recent injustices that were exacted on Black individuals, and so many others who came before them. Read @EllisCarr2's message capitalimpact.org/capital-im… #BlackLivesMatter
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A new $12.5 million fund from Capital Impact Partners is now accepting applications for $1.5 million to $5 million loans to minority developers. Among the fund's key features are lower equity and DSCR requirements on projects. #DetroitCRE crainsdetroit.com/real-estat… @crainsdetroit
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Placemaking strategies can spur growth and improve quality of life in cities, but they must be used equitably and ensure community involvement. This @SSIReview article
reviews models that can help create placemaking strategies to benefit all residents ssir.org/articles/entry/maki…
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Members of disinvested communities often do not have access to equity to take on loans for personal and #communitydevelopment projects. That makes it harder to access housing and build power w/in communities. #CDFIs like @capitalimpact work to change that nextcity.org/daily/entry/the…
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"True equitable development happens w/ people, not just for people. It’s a/b identifying priorities of the community & working alongside residents to help them achieve their vision for their neighborhoods." Great @MIChronicle piece a/b our EDI initiative! michiganchronicle.com/2019/1…
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Real estate development in #DC is booming, but few developers of color are able to truly participate. That is why we are excited to expand our Equitable Development Initiative to the Washington Metro Area! Our first cohort will begin shortly; meanwhile, check out our kick-off!
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Are you an up-and-coming developer of color Interested in applying for our Equitable Development Initiative in Detroit? You can learn more on Wednesday 11/20. Please register for our webinar. webinars.on24.com/capitalimp…
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#Detroit's revitalization means quality #communitydevelopment that fills residents' needs. @capitalimpact is proud to work w/ @jpmorgan @chase on the Detroit Neighborhoods Fund, which expands multifamily residential & mixed-use developments bit.ly/2KfBOb3 @60Minutes
JPMorgan Chase is using data to invest more efficiently, helping entrepreneurs open businesses in parts of the city that most need their services cbsn.ws/2Q77WRR
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It’s back! Applications for @capitalimpact’s Equitable Development Initiative are now open through December 2nd. If you’re a minority real estate developer living in #Detroit and want to contribute to the city’s revitalization, apply now: bit.ly/2019DetroitEDI
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A study by @Stanford, @Harvard, and @uscensusbureau researchers shows that class alone does not automatically improve outcomes for all racial groups; race itself has a negative impact on economic mobility. Via @thenation: thenation.com/article/what-t…
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Today marks the 64th anniv of the #BrownvsBoard of Education decision to end school segregation. Integrated schools are beneficial for students of all racial & socio-economic backgrounds. #DiverseByDesign #charterschools provide diversity in #education: capitalimpact.org/charter-sc…