CDE: Capital Impact Partners

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Project Profiles and Stories

Investment allows neighbors to gain access to the dental care that they need, have an affordable place to call home, and a place to gather as a community.
Investment allows neighbors to gain access to the dental care that they need, have an affordable place to call home, and a place to gather as a community.

Capital Impact Partners and Chase provided NMTC financing to Urban Health Plan (UHP), via its support corporation, The Foundation for Urban Health and Well Being, Inc. to expand their existing

This project serves the most vulnerable homeless people through a wide array of social, medical, and mental assistance. It will also provide 59 “Tiny Homes”, which will be permanent housing.

Capital Impact Partners provided NMTC financing to an Asian owned business that distributes fresh seafood. The financing was available through Capital Impact Partner’s Healthy Communities Fund. The project financed the

Center for Transforming Lives announces double-capacity expansion to change the landscape for women and children
The continued construction of 85M sq. ft. of pharmacy, FQHC and education space.

Capital Impact Partners provided loans totaling $8.4 million ($8.7 million NMTC allocation) for the renovation and expansion of an approximately 6,000 sq. ft. building into an approximately 23,300 sq. ft.

Construction and permanent financing for a seafood processing plant located in Platinum, Alaska

Ground-up construction of 4 Green House homes with skilled nursing care

NMTC financing supported a Community Health Center, supporting low or no cost healthcare services.

Construction of a mixed-use development that brings healthy foods to a federally-designated food desert.
NMTC financing helped support expanded counseling, substance abuse and other health service programs to tens of thousands of low-income residents.

The Joshua House Federally Qualified Health Center is a new facility that will be operated by the Los Angeles Christian Health Centers (LACHC) and housed in the first three stories

Coastal Bend Food Bank, a nonprofit providing emergency food assistance across an eleven-county service area in South Texas, constructed an approximately 108,200 sq. ft. warehouse and distribution center to increase

financing helped support the creation of a student-run farm, garden, orchard, farmer’s market, and teacher training center. The project increased enrollment to 625 local students with the new campus.

2 buildings of multi-tenanted spaces including retail market space, light industrial, office and community facility healthcare space

NMTC financing for a Retirement home and health clinic
NMTC financing to construct a new 27,000 sq. ft. facility, which includes versatile classrooms, confidential meeting spaces, and a community gathering area
NMTC financing supported the construction of the Match Charter Public School
A NMTC transaction supported the purchase and development of a third healthy food retail site, and to develop warehouse capacity that allowed the market to provide healthy, freshly-prepared foods to
Financing for a federally qualified health center.
Financing for the construction of a community health center.
Financing for a school serving refugee students and their families in the grades K-9.
New headquarters for a social service organization offering early childhood education, youth and parent engagement programs, healthy food, and other services. Also located on site - The Commons, Community Of
Construction of a state of the art community health center facility serving one of San Francisco's poorest districts.
Meals on Wheels San Francisco works to make sure no homebound senior in the City goes hungry.
The Child Development Center is one of the many successful programs administered by Healy-Murphy Center.
The construction of a new 35,000 sq. ft. medical, dental, and pharmacy facility by Advance Community Health adjacent to its existing 13,100 sq. ft. Rock Quarry Health Clinic in Raleigh,
Financing for a community health care facility.
A $7.1 million loan from Capital Impact Partners helped North County Health Services purchase and renovate a new 12,000-sq. ft. health center to replace its aging facility in Oceanside, a
The construction of a non-profit primary and preventive health care facility for the farmworkers and low-income service workers of Napa and Sonoma counties.
The acquisition and adaptive reuse of a historic mill complex to create a new 100,000 Federally-Qualified Health Center.
In 2014, Capital Impact Partners worked in partnership with the Loveland Housing Authority to open Colorado’s first ever GREEN HOUSE Project.
A 52,000 sq. ft. medical office building anchored by the MLKCH Community Medical Group.
Construction of three new facilities to help a FQHC serve more patients.