Overview
- ECE Programs Grants and resources available for Early Childhood Education projects
- HBCU Brilliance Initiative Targeted financial support for Historically Black Colleges and Universities
- Food Systems Programs Food justice grants serving Philadelphia and the national HFFI program
- PA Coronavirus Small Business Assistance Program
- Social Determinants of Health Initiatives including national Invest Health and regional Building Healthier, More Equitable Communities in NJ
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Overview
- About our Financing Investing in projects that are both targeted and transformative
- Loan Products Financing for a variety of project needs
- Clean Energy Loans Financing for a broad variety of projects from solar to energy-efficient retrofits
- Small Scale Developers Financing that supports small scale housing developers
- New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) Leveraging private-sector equity and loan capital investment
- Pay for Success Aligning public investment and high impact services
- Growing Diverse Housing Developers An initiative to create racially equitable, affordable, adequate housing solutions
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OVERVIEW
- What we do & how we work A commitment to build strong, healthy, more equitable communities
- Where we work National reach with offices in Atlanta and Philadelphia
- Mission & Values What guides us as an organization
- Background Our founding, history and our industry
- Work with us Current career opportunities
- Governance Meet our Board of Directors
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INVEST
- How to Invest Invest in people and communities
- Promissory Notes Options for individuals starting at $1,000
- Make an Impact Investment Program-related investments, mission-related investments and private debt offerings
- PhilaImpact Fund Investments toward enhancing the greater Philadelphia region
- Our Investors Meet some of our investors and hear why they invest in us
- Resources Impact and financial information
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Overview
OVERVIEW
- Policy Solutions Supporting data-driven, strategic decision-making and investment to strengthen communities
- Market Value Analysis An analytic tool to guide neighborhood revitalization and equitable development strategies
- Limited Supermarket Analysis A tool to understand and address inequitable access to fresh and healthy food
- Housing Research and Analysis Quantitative and qualitative analyses on topics such as fair housing and eviction and foreclosure prevention
- Early Childhood Education Analytics Data-driven approaches to reducing gaps in access to high quality early learning
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Capacity Building
Building Healthier, More Equitable Communities (BHEC)
The Building Healthier, More Equitable Communities (BHEC) initiative aims to address the social determinants of health through changes to the built environment and the community investment system in selected New Jersey cities, including support for efforts around equitable recovery from the current health and economic crisis.
A New Initiative
Reinvestment Fund is leading this new initiative, with funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), to support cross-sector collaboration in four cities. The initiative will work with local-, regional- and state-level organizations over three years to: create cross-sector learning communities; spur change to systems and policies to improve health and well-being; and advance community-driven, data-informed development. BHEC will provide financial resources, technical assistance, coordination of peer gatherings, and targeted trainings.
The COVID-19 crisis has further highlighted how the social determinants of health and the built environment impact health and well-being. BHEC will meet cities where they are in terms of recovery in brick-and-mortar development (e.g., affordable homes or healthy food retail), authentic community engagement, and changes to the community investment system throughout the initiative.
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