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Innovative Financial Options for Impact Investment Funds Targeting Community Challenges

News release by GreenMoney Journal

facebook icon linkedin icon twitter icon pinterest icon email icon Northampton, MA | October 27, 2021 10:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time

Athletes Panel at the Opal Group Conference in July 2021 in Newport, RI with (left to right) Rick Davis of LOHAS Capital, Udonis Haslem, Shawn Springs, Daniel Puder, Santia Deck, and Tim Hardaway.
Athletes Panel at the Opal Group Conference in July 2021 in Newport, RI with (left to right) Rick Davis of LOHAS Capital, Udonis Haslem, Shawn Springs, Daniel Puder, Santia Deck, and Tim Hardaway.

by Rick Davis of LOHAS Capital 

Financial fundraising for traditional investment funds is trying under the best of circumstances. The degree of difficulty for social and environmental impact funds seeking investment during uncertain times can be far higher. Nonetheless, there are innovative, albeit less traveled, paths to investment that may be well suited for impact funds.

These creative fundraising approaches come as the challenges that communities face are increasing (or, at least, are becoming better recognized), whether those are the issues of localized groups, or communities of underserved populations, or broader social concerns that cut across race, gender, and geography.

A few innovative fundraising options are explored in this article, including: 

Banks (under the Community Reinvestment Act),  Donor-Advised Funds,  and (perhaps most promising) Fiscal Sponsor Programs

Read Rick's informative article herehttps://greenmoney.com/innovative-fundraising-options-for-impact-investment-funds-targeting-community-challenges

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