Capital in service of community
We make values-aligned investments in enterprises advancing community wealth, shared ownership, racial and economic justice, and regenerative ways of working. Our patient capital helps business leaders grow without sacrificing their mission or long‑term vision.
Capital isn’t neutral
We invest in enterprises using business as a tool to build more equitable and community-centered systems. That means looking beyond short-term returns to consider who benefits from the work, how power is shared, and whether growth strengthens or compromises the original mission.
our investment priorities
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Enterprises that help people build, retain, and benefit from wealth, particularly in communities that have historically been excluded from traditional systems of ownership and investment.
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Businesses exploring cooperative, employee-owned, community-owned, or other structures that distribute decision-making power and economic value more broadly.
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Organizations addressing the systems, barriers, and market conditions that continue to produce unequal outcomes and building practical alternatives in their place.
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Enterprises designed to strengthen the people, communities, and environments they depend on rather than extracting from them for short-term gain.
Patient capital for long term work
Many businesses building a more just economy are not well served by conventional investment terms. We aim to provide capital that gives leaders room to make thoughtful decisions, strengthen their foundations, and grow at a pace that serves the work, not just the expectations of an investor.
Building toward a better future?
Tell us about the business, the community it serves, and what the next stage of its work requires. We’re interested in enterprises with a strong sense of purpose, a practical path forward, and a thoughtful understanding of how value and power should be shared.