We are on a mission to build strong, healthy, and more equitable communities.

Reinvestment Fund is a national mission-driven financial institution that creates opportunity for underserved people and places through partnerships. We marshal the capital, analytics, and expertise necessary to build strong, healthy, and more equitable communities.

For more than 30 years, we have been dedicated to supporting all communities with the resources they need to prosper and thrive. Each of our investments is motivated by impact, measured in social and financial returns, and designed to maintain our long track record of meeting our financial commitments—as confirmed by our strong S&P rating.

During these 30 years, the challenges we face have changed significantly, as have the political, social, and economic drivers that so deeply influence the reality of low-income communities and organizations like ours that work to reverse economic and social injustice.

Our plan for the next five years responds to these shifts and positions us for the future by scaling our impact through field-leading capitalization strategies, fine-tuned operations, and powerful new programs that draw on our capital, analytics, and expertise to address today’s most pressing challenges.

We have a strong foundation on which to scale our impact. Nationally, we continue to build and lead coalitions of changemakers who are solving systemic problems that transcend specific geographies. We originated $217.9 million in financing in 2018 alone to meaningfully improve access to good jobs, education, health care, housing, and child care for people across the United States.

Even as we look back at a successful year, it is with sadness that we remember our founder, Jeremy Nowak, whom we lost in 2018. Jeremy was a powerful, insightful, and tireless voice for equity, whose vision and values imbue our work every day.

As we look ahead to the next five years and beyond, we see a future inspired by Jeremy—one where there is room for everyone who shares our values of creating opportunity, delivering quality, and leading with data to make an impact.

Let’s catalyze positive, lasting impact—together.

Don Hinkle-Brown

President and CEO

Mark Zandi

Chairman of the Board

Remembering Jeremy Nowak

 

Jeremy Nowak was a visionary who worked tirelessly to create equitable communities. With Reinvestment Fund, he created an institution that carries that vision through its work. We remember him for his ambitious ideas, uncompromising values, profound humanity, and for always speaking truth to power.

Jeremy was Reinvestment Fund’s founding Executive Director. A community organizer, his ideas shaped not just this organization, but an entire sector devoted to building strong, vibrant communities. Jeremy headed Reinvestment Fund from 1985 to 2011, and during that time, reimagined what it means to organize people, capital, data, and capacity in service of a more equitable future.

Reinvestment Fund is part of Jeremy’s enduring legacy—his words, actions, and ideas permeate every aspect of our work. We invite you to stay connected as we announce new initiatives over the course of the coming year that honor his life’s work.

How We Invest in Communities

 

Old Buildings Reimagined

The long vacant historic Hebrew Orphans Asylum building in West Baltimore is being repurposed into a crisis stabilization center for people with acute addiction crises.

SEE IMPACT
 

A Greener Planet

Five thousand affordable housing units in California get energy efficiency and water conservation improvements, ensuring long-term affordability of the homes and a livable planet.

SEE IMPACT
 

Rebuilding Homes and Neighborhoods

In Atlanta neighborhoods still recovering from the recession, once foreclosed properties are being brought back to use as market affordable, for-sale housing.

SEE IMPACT
 

Reducing Barriers to Expanded Services

New facilities help two food banks increase their capacity to provide fresh, healthy food and expand programming to support people in need as well as volunteers and partners.

SEE IMPACT
 

Better Schools, Greater Opportunities

New investments transform a high school in a district that has gone decades without major capital investments, to create a first-class learning facility for students in a rural Mississippi community.

SEE IMPACT
 

Guiding Equitable Development

City leaders, agencies, community groups, and developers look to analytics to inform a shared strategy for housing development in Dallas that promotes equity and prosperity.

SEE IMPACT

Results & Financials

2018 Impact in Numbers

4,838

permanent Jobs

1.4 million

people positively impacted

2,172

patient visits annually

2.9 million sq. ft.

of commercial real estate & community facility space

95,536 MMBTUs

energy conserved and created annually

704

homes

10,094

educational opportunities for students

23

minority- or women-owned/controlled businesses

Our investments are proudly aligned with the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Financial Summary
Performance, 2011-2018

Transactions

Financing Transactions* Closed in Calendar Year 2018

$217.9 Million


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Our People

Our work is possible because of the talented and dedicated staff & volunteers who push us to think bigger and do better. Meet our leadership and board. We especially celebrate those who make our internal systems stronger. Here are a few of our phenomenal staff and their contributions in 2018.

Khaliff Davis

K-12 lending, business development, DEI policy

Michelle Buchanan-Hines

Loan servicing and portfolio management

Theresa Irizarry

Accounting and compliance

Sara Landis

Capitalization, reporting, and communications

Dawn Matthews-Martin

Office management and administration

Kevin Reeves

Impact assessment, research and reporting, DEI policy

Ideas We’re Excited About

 

Healthy Food for All

The Healthy Food Financing Initiative (HFFI), a national grant program, launched in 2018 with an inaugural funding round to provide a total of $1.8 million in direct grants and technical assistance to healthy food retail projects. Established by the 2014 Farm Bill, HFFI is a public-private partnership administered by Reinvestment Fund on behalf of USDA Rural Development. Congress included $1 million in each of fiscal years 2017 and 2018 budgets to launch the HFFI grants program at USDA to support activities that improve access to healthy food in underserved areas, create and preserve quality jobs, and revitalize low-income communities. Grant awardees are expected to be announced in the summer of 2019.

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Preparing Kids to Succeed

Our youngest children—from birth to age 5—need enriching educational experiences that prepare them to build relationships, learn in school, and graduate ready for college or careers. At Reinvestment Fund, we strive to ensure that every child—no matter what neighborhood they live in or where their family works—has the opportunity to get the best possible start in life through a high-quality early childhood education. Our early learning investment strategy—driven by smart data and collaborative partnerships—increases the availability and quality of child care in the exact places where families need it most. And we pair our investments with on-the-ground technical assistance to increase the availability, quality, and sustainability of early learning centers for every child in every neighborhood.

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Scaling Access to Capital

To build strong, healthy, and more equitable communities for years to come, Reinvestment Fund is creating more opportunities for impact-driven investors—from insurers to institutional investors to endowment managers—to partner with us to put their resources to work. One such solution is RF Impact Advisers (RFIA), a nonprofit Pennsylvania-registered investment advisor wholly owned by Reinvestment Fund. RFIA allows eligible investors to invest in private funds that focus on specific asset classes or toward specific impact goals, rather than invest in Reinvestment Fund’s broader portfolio. It has two pilot funds currently in action investing in clean energy and in pay for success projects.

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Investors & Supporters

We couldn’t do all this without our investors and supporters. We are grateful to our many investors who include individuals, faith-based institutions, financial institutions, government, and philanthropy. We are proud to say that one half of Reinvestment Fund staff are also investors.

INVEST with us today.

INDIVIDUALS

Investors and equity contributors as of December 31, 2018
  • Adina Abramowitz
  • Carolyn T. Adams
  • Lucetta Sharp Alderfer *
  • Ruth Nelson Allen
  • Andrea R. Allon
  • Suzanne Anastasi Aloi
  • Linda Lee Alter
  • Linda S. Altman
  • Marynell Anderson
  • Marcia L. Angerman
  • Elizabeth Daniels Anton
  • Johanna M. Berrigan and Mary Beth Appel
  • Robert L. Archie, Jr.
  • Ina Elfant Asher
  • Peter Askey
  • John and Ellen Asma
  • Burt Atherton
  • Elizabeth Augustine
  • Constance Autumn
  • Daniel E. and Marcy K. Bacine
  • John K. Ball
  • Olivia Grace Bance and Nyya Wellington Bance
  • James R. Banks
  • Richard S. Barkley
  • Natalie K. Barndt
  • Sharon Barr
  • David W. and Pearl Bartelt
  • The Rt. Rev. Allen L. and Jerriette K. Bartlett
  • Ruth Batts
  • Todd, Ariella & Mira Baylson
  • Paul W. Beach, Jr.
  • Cathy J. and Saul A. Behar
  • Joan H. Behr
  • Teri Bell
  • H. Gerald Nanos and Laura E. Beider
  • Gordon C. and Ruth P. Bennett
  • Ruth S. Bennett *
  • Charles J. and Mary Ann C. Bentz
  • Lawrence H. Berger
  • Paul and Joan Bergsteinsson
  • Toni Seidl and Richard L. Berkman
  • Fred Beste
  • Jane Robin Bilger
  • Allen D. Black
  • Bart Blatsein
  • Elayne Blender
  • Amy E. Farrell and John D. Bloom
  • Cheryl and Elson O. Blunt
  • Alden and Linda Blyth
  • James F. Bodine
  • Stuart E. Bogom
  • Lila Booth
  • Edith F. Borie
  • Peter Borie *
  • Raphael Bostic
  • David L. and Marjorie C. Bowler
  • David Thomas Bradley
  • Margaret Berger Bradley
  • Noah B. Bradley
  • Sallie Carpenter Brooke
  • Norma B. Brooks and Joshua Brooks
  • Robert Brooks
  • William R. and Nancy Brosius
  • Robert J. and Judith G. Bruce
  • Benjamin David Burenstein
  • David H. and Geraldine F. Burton
  • John A. Burton IV
  • Daniel B. Butler
  • Mary M. Butler
  • Peter L. Buttenweiser
  • Stacey L. Butterfield
  • Miriam Byron
  • Catherine M. Califano
  • James and Barbara Calkins
  • Mark F. Campbell and Lileng Tan
  • Geoffrey E. Campen
  • Pearl M. Carpel
  • Charles A. Carter, III
  • Howard M. Casper
  • Lee A. Casper *
  • Edward F. and Joan H. Cassidy
  • Carla C. Castillo
  • Susan Catherwood
  • John T. Cavanaugh II
  • Kevin J. Cavanaugh
  • Kay A. Cavis and Laurie A. Cavis
  • Harry E. Cerino
  • Stephen P. Chawaga and Laura Novo
  • Jenny W. Chen
  • Jean-Marc Choukroun
  • Sandra J. Choukroun
  • Jolley Bruce Christman
  • Carroll H. and Joseph V.F. Clay III
  • C. Sean Closkey
  • Helen J. Closkey
  • John M. Closkey
  • M. Pilar Closkey
  • Robert Hogan Closkey
  • Isaac H. and Barbara M. Clothier IV
  • Teri Bell
  • Michelle Buchanan-Hines
  • Wendy S. Buckwalter Coffman
  • Thomas and Michele Coghlan
  • Angela H. Coghlan
  • Benjamin Cohen
  • Burton and Linda Cohen
  • David Cohen
  • Fred Cohen
  • Milton Cohen
  • Stephen L. and Ivy L. Cohn
  • John L. Colborn
  • Rebekah Beth Cook-Mack
  • Robert L. and Michelle H. Cooney, Jr.
  • Randall Copeland
  • Betsy S. Corkran
  • Matthew T. and Elizabeth Corso
  • Robert Coughlin
  • Isabel P. Cox-Johnson
  • Kristin A. S. Crandall
  • Anthony B. Creamer III
  • Andrew Crerand
  • Andrew J. Crist
  • Michael A. Crist
  • Michael M. Crist
  • Paula S. Crist
  • Lea M. Csala
  • Marian B. Dalke
  • Richard A. D’Amico
  • Ralph Cook and Mary Daniel
  • Joann Rosen and Ronald Daniels
  • Frank F. and Ann G. Davidoff
  • Betty Davis
  • Nancy Davis
  • Ellen Deacon
  • Carrie L. DeBehake
  • Jacqueline DeCarlo
  • Fred T. Dedrick
  • Linda DeJure
  • Jeffrey Dekro
  • Jose Alfredo and Ingrid F. Dela-Pena
  • Eleanor Denoun
  • Dana Devon
  • Barbara Dinsmore
  • Francis C. Dinsmore
  • Ray Diver
  • George Dixon
  • William Dobkowski
  • Margaret M. Doud
  • Emily Dowdal
  • Peter J. and Jennifer D. Duskey
  • Aaron R. Eisenstat
  • Ben N. Eisenstat
  • Noel E. Eisenstat
  • Edward and Elizabeth Ellers
  • Paul S. and Mary Lynn H. Ellis
  • James S. and Wendy M. Emrich
  • Roger Payne Enloe *
  • Jane Erickson
  • Ollie M. Ervin
  • Jeremy G. Evans
  • William H. and Anne Constant Ewing
  • Jennifer and Christian Fassbender
  • Michael and Helen Feinberg
  • Rabbi Jennifer E. Feldman
  • Janet L. Filante
  • Marcia M. Finisdore
  • Dina Fink
  • Graham Finney
  • Mrs. Graham Finney
  • Jeanne B. Fisher
  • John Fisher
  • Peter E. and Margaret W. Fleming
  • Mrs. Phyllys B. Fleming
  • James T. Fleming
  • Otto Sam Folin
  • Diane Freaney
  • Joseph Freedman
  • Shannon Frese
  • Clients of Fresh Pond Capital
  • Dayle Friedman
  • Elizabeth Fry
  • Robert E. Fry
  • Michael J. Furey
  • Lisa R. Gaffney
  • Charles and Barbara Gandy
  • Bruce Garland
  • Daniel K. Garofalo and Felicity H. Paxton
  • Carissa Gendrachi
  • Mary R. Gibbs
  • Timothy F. and Katherine Gillespie
  • Eva Gladstein
  • Jeffrey Lawrence Dunoff and Theresa Glennon
  • Amy Joy Goldberg
  • Steven A. Goldfield
  • Mary L. Goldman
  • Otha and Diane Goldman
  • Michael & Jill Goldman
  • Abraham S. Goldstein
  • Ira J. Goldstein
  • Noah S. Goldstein
  • Daniel F. Gordon
  • Jeff Gordon
  • Michael Gordon
  • Sophia Barringer Gordon
  • Scott Gordon
  • Edward J. Gracely
  • Arnie Graf
  • Marshal and Tamar E. Granor
  • Patricia Griffin
  • Leonard E. and Sally Grossman
  • David Haas
  • Phyllis Haas
  • Phoebe A. Haddon
  • Richard A. and Constance C. Haggard
  • Debra J. Hansen
  • John M. and Randi S. Harris
  • Nicole Vance Harris
  • Donald V. and Esther M. Harrison
  • Konrad Palmer and Judith Edquist Hartl
  • Jeremiah J. Hayes
  • Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Heier
  • Edward S. and Mary W. Herman
  • Joseph A. and Elizabeth A. Herwig
  • Stanley T. Hibberd, III
  • M. Amanda High
  • P. David Hill
  • Theodore L. Hill, III
  • David and Anne Hilton
  • Christopher M. Hinkle-Brown
  • Donald R. Hinkle-Brown
  • Nancy Wagner-Hislip and Brian Hislip
  • Tara Elisabeth Hislip
  • Jill Horn
  • Farah M. Jimenez and David L. Hyman
  • Desmond Todd Hudson
  • Linda Hulsey
  • Sam Byron Hulsey
  • Jesse L. Hunting
  • Howard and Mary Hurtig
  • Nathan Irons
  • Jane Jackson
  • Jeffrey Robert Jaeger
  • Scott M. and Yardley R. Jenkins
  • Dana Lynn Johnson
  • Robert W. Johnson
  • Viki Bok and Dewitt C. Jones, IV
  • J. Parry and Elise Jones
  • Khalilah Jones and Nia & Kayla Jones
  • Brian J. Jordan
  • Amanda B. Joseph
  • Claire Louise Jurkowski
  • Brandon Kane
  • Jerry Kaplan
  • Daniel Katzenberg
  • Stephen L. Kazanjian
  • Robert E. and Margot W. Keith, Jr.
  • Morris and Anne Kellett
  • Barbara Ann Kelley
  • Frances P. Kellogg *
  • Howard Kellogg *
  • Arlene Kelly
  • William B. Kelly III
  • Edward A. Kennedy
  • Michael F. Kennedy
  • Sharon A. Kershbaum
  • Theodore W. Kheel
  • Christina Kind
  • Justin P. and Mary W. Klein
  • Sue Ellen Klein
  • Kenneth L. and Eve Biskind Klothen
  • Andrea Knox
  • George A. Korein
  • Donald W. and Vicki W. Kramer
  • Nancy Fuchs-Kreimer and Seth Kreimer
  • Sara J. Landis and Adam B. Garber
  • Earl W. and Mary E. Laney
  • Bernard S. Langer
  • Rebecca F. and Richard T. Lauer
  • J.P. Lawrence
  • Steven S. Lazin
  • James O. and Eleanor D. Lee
  • Scott Burris and Margaret S. Lee
  • Mary C. LeFever
  • Roy J. Lehman III
  • Barbara Wertz-Leiden and Charles Leiden
  • Monica Letzring
  • Paul R. Levy
  • David G. Lewis
  • Arthur Liehosotner
  • Charisse R. Lillie
  • Beth and David Lipson
  • Ellen A. Lloyd
  • John S. and Florence H. Lloyd
  • Geoffrey Elliot and Margaret Neisser Lobenstine
  • Trinita Logue
  • Marina Lotocki *
  • Thomas A. Love and Gregory DeShields
  • James J. and Kathleen G. Lynch
  • Allan Mallach
  • Linda P. Manzo
  • Jonathan H. Marshall
  • Anthony M. Maruca and Jennifer R. Vail
  • Rachel Falkove-Masch and Michael J. Masch
  • Carolyn J. Mather and Ariel Matthew Hoenig
  • Charles Mather, III
  • Sharmain W. Matlock-Turner
  • Dawn Matthews-Martin
  • Katherine Maus
  • Sarah Linden Maus
  • Eloisa Mayr
  • Bradley Sheeks and Patricia McBee
  • Michael D. McClary
  • Thomas L. McClellan
  • James E. McCullough
  • Maggie B. McCullough
  • Timothy P. McCullough
  • Linda J. McJunkin and Norman L. Johnson
  • Anne Kind McKenna
  • Marc and Laura McKenna
  • Marie K. McKenna
  • Robert McLean
  • Marita C. McManus
  • Henry McNeil
  • Letitia McPhedran
  • Joseph E. and Susannah C. McQuillan
  • Judith S. Memberg
  • Samuel M. and Cecile K. Merion
  • Molly R. Merriman
  • Sylvia L. Metzler
  • Vivian Middleman
  • John E. and Faith B. Midwood
  • Lydia Y. B. Midwood
  • Ervin Miller *
  • Joyce E. Miller
  • Michael Martin Mills
  • Betsy Minnich
  • R. Vonetta Moore
  • Thomas W. and Anne H. T. Moore
  • Sara Moran
  • Alan E. and Amy V. Morrison
  • Betty Mosley
  • Savannah W. Mudd and Jenifer A. Mudd
  • Stephen P. Mullin
  • Mulubwa Munkanta
  • Katharine D. Myers
  • Elizabeth A. Nash and Salvatore Pappalardo
  • Veronica Nash-Pappalardo
  • Ann Neale
  • Lathrop B. Nelson
  • Pamela B. Nelson
  • Sara Nerken
  • Harriet B. Newburger
  • Elizabeth Nordell
  • Michael Norton
  • Edward Nowak
  • Jeremy Nowak *
  • Donna and Joseph Nuccio
  • Elizabeth Anne O’Donnell
  • Evan O’Donnell
  • Suzanne P. O’Grady
  • Jane O’Neill *
  • Karen E. Orso
  • Kimberly C. and Carl Oxholm
  • Sara Susan Palmer
  • Patricia A. Patrizi
  • Edward P. Pelius
  • Charles and Annette Penniman
  • Edward Perkins
  • Andrew I. Philipsborn and Jane R. Bilger
  • Dorothy and Robert Philipson
  • Leah Pillsbury
  • Valerie G. Piper
  • Dr. Stanley A. and Susan L. Plotkin
  • Ruth E. B. Podolin
  • Robert Pollack
  • Kate A. Poole
  • Elizabeth Poulin
  • John E. and Anne Bowen Poulin
  • Joan M. Powell
  • Andrew M. Rachlin
  • Allyson B. Randolph
  • Susan C. Rassas
  • Henry T. Reath
  • Ruth Reed
  • Myra Reichel
  • Charles J. and Elizabeth Reichelt
  • Lisa Renstrom
  • Diana VK Resek
  • Nicolas P. and Joan M. Retsinas
  • Willard C. Richan
  • Jeff Richardson
  • Hershel J. and Elizabeth R. Richman
  • Carol A. Rice
  • Leonard Rieser
  • Jay and Gretchen Riley
  • Charles G. and Nancy O. Roach
  • George B. Roberts, Jr.
  • Howard H. and Joan C. Roberts
  • Marcia Rogers
  • Keith L. Rolland
  • Timothy Roseboro
  • Ronald Daniels and Joanne Rosen
  • Beth Rosenbaum
  • Philip D. Rosenberg
  • Julia K. Rosenwald *
  • Katrina H. Rouse
  • Daphne C. Rowe
  • David Rudovsky, Esq.
  • Evangeline Rush
  • Arthur and Abby K. Ryan
  • The Rev. E. Kyle Saint Clair
  • Guillermo Salas, Jr.
  • Nancy M. Brokaw and David H. Sanders
  • Marian Sanders
  • Robert G. Sanders
  • Joseph V. and Barbara A. Sarcinello
  • Andrew Whalen Saul
  • David Schech
  • Susan M. Hight and Cecilia Schickel
  • Steven M. and Lisa K. Schnell
  • Lawrence and Jane E. Schofer
  • William Mitchell
    and Arleen Griffeth Schotanus
  • Eric D. Schwartz *
  • Marc Schwartz
  • Michael R. Schwartz
  • Cherie Scudder
  • Daniel Segal
  • Stephen and Patricia Segal
  • Frank F. Furstenberg and Nina Segre
  • Julia Serbulov
  • William Serow *
  • Frederick T. Seving, Jr.
  • John W. and Gertrude B. Seybold
  • Catherine N. Shelton
  • Ruth L. Sigal
  • Jeanne B. and Fred C. Shotwell
  • Simran Sidhu and Ravi Acharya
  • Robert Siewell
  • Robert Simpson
  • Cassandra Sims
  • Kathryn T. Sipp
  • Raymond Skinner
  • Jerome D. Smalley
  • John A. and Marie L. Smart
  • Anthony E. Smith
  • Frederick (Fritz) Z. Smith
  • Jane Smith
  • Patricia L Smith and Elbert Sampson
  • Amanda W. Smoot
  • Adam & Heather Soloff
  • Matt Soloff
  • Jonathan Roberts Snipes
  • Edward L. and Gail W. Snitzer
  • E. Morgan and Matthew Spade
  • Julie Spahr
  • Leon Sperow *
  • Peter Sperry
  • Tad Sperry
  • Howard Spodek
  • Dylan J. Steinberg
    and Amey A. Hutchins
  • Patti and Steve Steinour
  • Nancy Steketee
  • Bruce M. and Carolyn K. Stephens
  • Christopher Michael Sterman
  • Jacob M.V. Sterman
  • Sara Vernon Sterman
  • Tabitha Grace Vernon Sterman
  • David and Dorothy Stevens
  • Leonard and Kathleen Stevens
  • James M. Stewart
  • Patricia Stewart
  • Craig Stock
  • Gene Bishop and Andrew Stone
  • Michael Horn and Susan Storb
  • Catherine Walker Stradley
  • William J. T. Strahan
  • John S. Summers
  • Elizabeth and Julian Sur
  • Clients of the Sustainability Group, part of Loring Wolcott & Coolidge Trust
  • Meghan Swan
  • Warren and Harriet Swartzbeck
  • Christina M. and Adam T. Szczepanski
  • Kathleen Ross and Daniel Szyld
  • Susan Best and Francis Talarowski
  • Lois Tandy
  • Ann N. Greene and The Very Rev. Robert L. Tate
  • Joshua Tauberer
  • Richard K. and Phyllis B. Taylor
  • Eva M. Abbott and Van C. Temple
  • Kara J. Tennis
  • David Teutsch and Betsy Platkin Teutsch
  • Robin Thacke
  • Lydia H. Thomas Residuary Trust
  • Thomas McK. and Patricia R. Thomas
  • Trudie P. Thomas
  • Andrea M. Thomas-Reynolds
  • Sara C. W. Thompson *
  • Wirt L. Thompson, Jr. *
  • David B. Thornburgh
  • Craig T. and Dana Toedtman
  • Jane Toll
  • Drew Humphries and Daniel P. Tompkins
  • Wayne C. and Marilyn S. Townley
  • Clients of Trillium Asset Management
  • James Trimble
  • Nadine Trimble
  • John W. Turner
  • Margarita Rose and Robert Tuttle
  • Michael E. Tyler
  • Kimberly Tynan
  • Paul M. and Martha C. Van Cleve
  • Robert E. and Alice J. Vernon
  • M. Patricia West Vernon and Thomas M. Vernon, M.D.
  • Clients of Veris Wealth Partners
  • Kavita Vijayan and Krish & Leela Santosh
  • Charles Auguste Philippe von Hemert *
  • Bertha Von Moschzisker *
  • Sandeep Wadhwa and Lara Jakubowski
  • Geraldine Wang
  • Paula M. and Herbert S. Waxman, MD
  • John C. Weidman
  • Abigail Weinberg
  • Cheryl Linda Weiss
  • Patricia Wellenbach
  • Patricia P.B. Wells *
  • Raymond Welsh
  • John A. Westrum
  • Mariellan Whelan
  • Margaret B. Lehr and Thomas K. Whitford
  • Judith Ann Wicks
  • Bridget S. and Gregory A. Wiedeman
  • Kim A. Nunnally Williams
  • Denise A. Williams-Shannon
  • Alan L. Wilson
  • Amy J. Wilson
  • Cynthia A. Galan and Curtis J. Wilson Jr.
  • Dr. Lindley and Joyce Winston
  • Robert and Caryl Wolf
  • The Rev. and Mrs. William H. Wood III
  • Robert J. Woodruff and Lucy W. Duff
  • Elizabeth Woodward
  • D.L. Wormley
  • Elizabeth Johnson Wray
  • David W. and Celia M. Wright
  • Paul Yeakel
  • Mark M. Zandi
  • Adam Zeff and Cheryl Anne Bettigole
  • Derek M. Ziegler and Gili Ronen
  • Stephen J. Kaufman and Sydelle Zove
  • Gail Zukerman
  • With thanks to our Financial Supporters who wish to remain anonymous
  • * Deceased

Faith-based Institutions

Investors and equity contributors as of December 31, 2018
  • All Hallows Church
  • Arch Street United Methodist Church
  • Archdiocese of Baltimore
  • The ASSOCIATED: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore
  • Atlantic-Midwest Province of the School Sisters of Notre Dame
  • Augustinians
  • Baltimore Hebrew Congregation
  • Bensalem Presbyterian Church
  • Bon Secours Health System, Inc.
  • Brandywine Deanery, Episcopal Diocese of PA
  • Brown Memorial Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
  • Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church Foundation
  • Bucks Deanery
  • Cathedral Church of the Saviour
  • Catholic Health Initiatives
  • Central Philadelphia Monthly Meeting
  • Christ Church in Philadelphia
  • Church of St. Asaph
  • Church of the Good Samaritan
  • Church of the Holy Trinity, Rittenhouse Square
  • Church of the Messiah
  • Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word
  • Congregation of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
  • The Daughters of Charity
  • Daughters of Our Lady of Mercy
  • Dominican Sisters of Peace
  • Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania
  • Episcopal Urban Caucus
  • First United Methodist Church of Germantown
  • FSC DENA Endowment Trust
  • Germantown Jewish Centre
  • Grace Episcopal Church
  • Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart
  • Haddonfield Friends Meeting
  • IHM Congregation Charitable Trust
  • Jewish Employment & Vocational Service
  • Mennonite Mutual Aid Community Development Investment, Inc.
  • Mercy Catholic Medical Center
  • Missionary Servants of The Most Blessed Trinity
  • Pennypack Deanery
  • Presbytery of Philadelphia
  • Religious of the Assumption North American Province
  • St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church (West Vincent)
  • St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church (Yardley)
  • St. Francis-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church
  • St. Isaac Jogues of Valley Forge
  • St. James Episcopal Church, Langhorne
  • St. James Episcopal Church of Kingsessing
  • St. Joseph’s Society of the Sacred Heart
  • St. John’s Episcopal Church
  • St. Mary’s Church at the Cathedral
  • St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Altar Guild
  • St. Mary’s Medical Center
  • St. Peter’s Church in the Great Valley
  • St. Peter’s Church of Philadelphia Endowment Fund
  • St. Thomas of Villanova Church
  • Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth
  • Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia
  • Sisters of St. Joseph
  • Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament
  • Society of the Holy Child Jesus
  • Solebury Monthly Meeting
  • Swarthmore Friends Meeting
  • Trinity Episcopal Church, Swarthmore
  • Trinity Health
  • Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
  • TZEDEC Economic Development Fund of The Jewish Funds for Justice
  • Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Shelter Rock
  • VAAD: Board of Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia

Financial Institutions

Investors and equity contributors as of December 31, 2018
  • Amboy National Bank
  • The Baltimore Fund, LLC
  • Banc of America Community Development Corporation
  • Bank of America
  • BB&T Bank
  • Beneficial Savings Bank
  • The Bryn Mawr Trust Company
  • Capital One
  • Chase Manhattan Bank
  • Chase New Markets Corporation
  • Citibank
  • Citicorp USA, Inc.
  • Citigroup CCDE, Inc.
  • Citizens Bank of PA
  • Customers Bank
  • Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas
  • Robert W. Deutsch Foundation
  • Eagle National Bank
  • Fannie Mae
  • Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh
  • Fox Chase Bank
  • HSBC Bank USA
  • ING Bank
  • JPMorgan Chase Community Development Group
  • JPMorgan Chase Bank NA
  • Liberty Bell Bank
  • M&T Bank
  • MBNA Community Development Corporation
  • Mellon Bank
  • Mercantile - Safe Deposit and Trust Company
  • Merrill Lynch
  • MetLife Bank
  • Morgan Stanley
  • National Cooperative Bank
  • National Penn Bank
  • Northern Trust
  • NCB Capital Impact
  • PNC Bank NA
  • PNC Community Partners, Inc.
  • Progress Bank
  • Provident Bank
  • Republic First Bank
  • Regions Bank
  • Rosedale Federal Savings and Loan Association
  • Santander Bank
  • Second Federal Savings and Loan
  • Susquehanna Patriot Bank
  • TD Bank, NA
  • TransCapital
  • United Bank
  • Univest Bank and Trust
  • US Bank Community Development Corporation
  • Wells Fargo Regional Community Development Corporation
  • Wells Fargo
  • Woori America Bank
  • Woodforest Bank

Foundations

Investors and equity contributors as of December 31, 2018
  • The Aaron and Lille Strauss Foundation
  • The Allen Hilles Fund
  • Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer Foundation
  • AmazonSmile Foundation
  • The Annie E. Casey Foundation
  • Arthur L. and Geraldine L. Schneeberg Foundation
  • The Bainum Family Foundation
  • The Baltimore Community Foundation, Inc.
  • Barra Foundation
  • The Elaine & Vincent Bell Foundation
  • Bread and Roses Community Fund
  • Calvert Social Investment Foundation
  • The Charlesmead Foundation
  • Claneil Foundation, Inc.
  • The Coleman Foundation
  • Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta
  • Community Foundation of New Jersey
  • Cordish Family Fund
  • The Douty Foundation
  • The Drumcliff Foundation
  • The F. B. Heron Foundation
  • The Ford Foundation
  • France-Merrick Foundation
  • The Fund for Change
  • George Soros Open Society Institute
  • Gunst Charitable Foundation
  • Hoffberger Family Fund
  • Hoffberger Foundation
  • Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation
  • JCDRP Foundation
  • Jessie Ball duPont Fund
  • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
  • The Kresge Foundation
  • Living Cities Catalyst Fund LLC
  • The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
  • Lawrence M. and Ellen A. Macks Family Fund
  • Louise D. and Morton J. Macks Family Foundation
  • The Morris Goldseker Foundation of Maryland
  • Children of Harvey M. and Lyn P. Meyerhoff Philanthropic Fund
  • Nathan Speare Foundation
  • The New York Community Trust
  • The Osprey Foundation
  • The Patricia Kind Family Foundation
  • The Pew Charitable Trusts
  • The Philadelphia Foundation
  • Phoebe W. Haas Charitable Trust
  • The Leo & Peggy Pierce Family Foundation
  • Pink House Foundation
  • PNC Foundation
  • The Presbyterian Foundation for Philadelphia
  • Prudential Community Resources, Social Investment
  • Prudential Foundation
  • The Rockefeller Foundation
  • Rolins-Luetkemeyer Foundation, Inc.
  • Samuel S. Fels Fund
  • The Rouse Company Foundation
  • The Schiro Fund
  • The Shelter Foundation
  • Sherman Family Foundation
  • Task Foundation, Inc.
  • Thomas Scattergood Behavioral Health Foundation
  • T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation
  • Triskeles Foundation
  • The Vera I. Heinz Endowment Fund
  • van Ameringen Foundation, Inc
  • Walter P. Harris Foundation
  • Wells Fargo Foundation
  • William Penn Foundation
  • The Zanvyl and Isabelle Kreiger Fund

Corporate, Civic, and Government

Investors and equity contributors as of December 31, 2018
  • 1260 Housing Development Corporation
  • Amalgamated Abstract Company of Pennsylvania, Inc.
  • Archon Group, LP
  • Brophy & Reilly LLC
  • Bucks County Housing Group
  • Capital Alpha Partners
  • College of Notre Dame of Maryland
  • Columbus Property Management
  • Commons & Commons LLP
  • Community Design Collaborative of AIA Philadelphia
  • Community Development Financial Institutions Fund
  • Cooke & Bieler, Inc.
  • Crozer-Keystone Health System
  • Customized Energy Solutions Ltd.
  • DLA Piper US, LLC
  • Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
  • Fair Housing Council of Suburban Philadelphia
  • Frontiers International Philadelphia Club
  • Hispanic Association of Contractors & Enterprises
  • Housing Partnership Fund, Inc.
  • Howard County General Hospital
  • International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
  • Johns Hopkins University
  • John Hancock
  • Legg Mason, Inc.
  • Living Cities Catalyst Fund LLC
  • The McLean Contributionship
  • Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development
  • Metropolitan Career Center
  • Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
  • Monarch Community Development Fund, LLC
  • New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency
  • New Society Publishers
  • North Philadelphia Financial Partnership
  • Northeast American Construction
  • Neptune Township
  • Opportunity Finance Network
  • Page Mark Communications
  • Paine Webber
  • Panama Street Fund
  • Pennsylvania Community Development Bank
  • Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development
  • The Philadelphia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects
  • The Philadelphia Contributionship
  • Philadelphia Parent Child Center
  • Philadelphia Workforce Development Corporation
  • Polis Holding Group, LLC
  • The Pyramid Development Group
  • The Prudential Insurance Company of America
  • Regional Council of Neighborhood Organizations
  • Rotary Club of Swarthmore
  • Safeguard Scientifics, Inc.
  • St. Joseph’s University
  • S.M. Jenkins & Co.
  • TRF NMTC Fund IV, LP
  • U. S. Department of the Treasury - Small Business Lending Fund
  • U.S. Trust Company
  • The University of Pennsylvania
  • Verizon
  • V. Lamar Wilson Associates, Inc.
  • Walnut Thompson, LP
  • Westrum Urban Opportunity, LP
  • Widener University
  • William M. Mercer, Inc.
  • W.S. Cumby and Son, Inc.

Grants AND Contracts

Grants & Contracts CY 2018
  • Bainum Family Foundation
  • Baltimore City Department of Housing & Community Development
  • Bank of America
  • The Buhl Foundation
  • City of Bethlehem
  • Community Development Loan and Investment Fund, Inc.
  • Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
  • Franklin County
  • The Heinz Endowments
  • Housing Equality Center of Pennsylvania
  • Imagine Downtown Inc
  • Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership
  • Institute of Museum and Library Services
  • Jessie Ball DuPont Fund
  • JP Morgan Chase Bank
  • The Kresge Foundation
  • Lehigh Valley Planning Commission
  • New Orleans Redevelopment Authority
  • Oak Foundation
  • PA Department of Environmental Protection
  • Public Health Management Corporation
  • Richmond Memorial Health Foundation
  • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
  • The School District of Philadelphia
  • Steel Rivers Council of Governments
  • The Vanguard Group, Inc.
  • U.S. Department of Agriculture
  • U.S. Department of Education
  • U.S. Department of the Treasury CDFI Fund
  • Vanguard Strong Start for Kids Program™
  • Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC
  • Wells Fargo Regional Foundation
  • West Penn Power
  • William Penn Foundation