A catalytic fund providing revenue-based growth capital to nonprofits with earned income strategies, strengthening financial resilience, advancing sustainability, and deepening community impact.
Fund for Jobs Worth Owning from the ICA Group is a nonprofit, mission-driven community lender serving worker-owned businesses that create high quality jobs. The Fund for Jobs Worth Owning changes workers’ lives by building institutions that center worker voice, grow worker wealth, and build worker power.
They seek to bridge capital and community by addressing both land injustice and climate resilience. It is grounded in a commitment to transition land ownership and control into mission-aligned stewardship models while delivering modest, mission-aligned financial returns. The Southern Resilient LAND Fund is a joint venture between the Croatan Institute and Rural Beacon Initiative.
People’s Network for Land & Liberation Fund’s mission is to decommodify the land to reestablish the right relationship with the earth and all of their relatives and relations. They aim to advance democratic ownership of the means of production and liberatory social relationships.
Memphis Futures Fund invests in businesses and real assets that leverage Memphis’s cultural innovation as a driver of economic growth. By pairing culture with aligned capital and local ownership, we build enterprises that generate long-term value and keep wealth rooted in the community.
Moore Philanthropy and its collaborative partner, Moore Impact, address the lack of investment in communities of color by ensuring changemakers can access the support and financial tools to create systemic change, build influence, and foster generational wealth.
HMCIC funds social enterprises and community-owned and controlled real estate developments led by historically marginalized groups building solidarity economy ecosystem infrastructure, increasing community resilience, and/or showcasing community cultural wealth in order to transform the economy in the Deep South to meet community needs & redress historical harms.
The GES Investment Fund exists to redistribute power and resources by funding community-led programs and projects that disrupt inequity and foster generational well-being in Globeville, Elyria, and Swansea.
Turtle Island Community Capital is deploying blended capital to support Indigenous, Latinx and BIPOC entrepreneurs and community infrastructure across the Northeast. Through integrated grants, technical assistance, and low-cost loans, TICC finances clean energy, local enterprise, and cultural economy projects that strengthen economic sovereignty and regional resilience.
1st Sovereign Capital (1SVC) is an Indigenous-led investment platform working to transform how capital flows into Native economies. By expanding access to venture capital and angel investment networks, 1SVC backs Native founders building companies rooted in culture, community, and long-term prosperity. Through a venture fund, an Indigenous angel investor network, and partnerships with philanthropic and institutional capital, 1SVC mobilizes new investment pathways for Native-led innovation. 1SVC is part of a growing movement to reclaim financial power in supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs as they build businesses, generate generational wealth, and shape the future of their communities and the global economy.