Communities need assets to succeed: good infrastructure, well-trained workers, inclusive governments, and wealth that can be invested for the future. 

Local impact investments generate financial return for investors while also creating measurable community benefit. Read more.

Yes. Typical investors do not consider community needs and benefits as part of their investing. Read more.

Many place-focused foundations become local impact investors to have more impact than their grant budgets allow. Read more.

Local impact investing is a “whole foundation” undertaking. It requires leadership from the CEO and board. Become a local investor.