Eligible deployment pathways
Three vectors for community wealth.
Full-spectrum capital means matching the instrument to the stage. A cooperative buying its building and a first-time BIPOC fund manager raising an anchor commitment need different money, on different terms, with different definitions of return.
Track 01
Impact-driven companies & regenerative infrastructure
Direct underwriting of businesses creating tangible local economic value, preserving jobs, and reducing corporate extraction from the places they operate in.
Instruments
- Subordinated debt
- Soft loans
- Working capital credit facilities
- Structured equity participation
Track 02
Cooperatives, shared assets & place-based infrastructure
Shifting land, housing, and commercial infrastructure out of speculative markets and returning them permanently to local communities.
Instruments
- Long-term recoverable grants
- Program-related investments (PRIs)
- Low-yield financing lines for community land trusts
- Capital for worker-owned enterprises
Track 03
Emerging BIPOC fund managers & community finance
Capitalizing the next wave of movement-rooted general partners, community wealth-building funds, and regional Community Development Financial Institutions.
Instruments
- Anchor LP investments
- Seed fund capitalization
- Blended-finance philanthropic pooling
Charitable-purpose review
Every pathway clears the same bar.
Whichever instrument a project needs, the deployment is only executed after charitable-purpose intent review, due diligence, and administrative verification by the sponsoring entity.
Two doors into the same watershed.
Bring charitable capital that is ready to move, or bring a community raise that needs full-spectrum capital. Both start with a short intake and a conversation.