Impact in Action: A Letter from CapShift CEO Adam Rein
capshift-dev2024-09-16T20:23:27+00:00I am thrilled to share with you the remarkable milestones we have achieved together this year under the banner of "Impact in Action."
I am thrilled to share with you the remarkable milestones we have achieved together this year under the banner of "Impact in Action."
Impact investing can unlock capital for improved health outcomes and equity, filling the gaps left by traditional funding sources and creating incentives for scalable and sustainable solutions. Part of CapShift’s 2024 impact report
Climate change is the biggest challenge of our time. We need bold ideas that can transform the way we produce and consume energy, food, materials, and everything else. Part of CapShift’s 2024 impact report.
This year, CapShift launched the Research Engine, designed to empower financial advisors to proactively discover impact investments and present tailored opportunities before clients even ask. Part of CapShift’s 2024 impact report.
Investing in affordable housing is a comprehensive intervention that can help to alleviate the housing affordability crisis. Impact investments can increase access to housing and homeownership opportunities, reduce homelessness, and more.
In addition to using your gym membership and flossing more, what about setting a goal for 2024 to put your dollars to work as a catalyst for a better future? Each year we like to take a moment to reflect on what we hope the coming year will bring and ways that we can get there.
In Israel and Gaza alike, nonprofits and community activists have an increased need for medical support for hospitals treating those impacted by the current crisis, aid for refugees and displaced families, financial assistance for victims and their families, as well as psychological supports and mental health resources for impacted children and communities.
It is hard not to leave Climate Week with a mix of inspiration, information overload, and exhaustion. We have been putting the puzzle pieces in place to truly rise to the challenge of tackling this crisis. Now, it's time to get back to work.
Nonprofits and mission aligned for-profits often early in their exploration of recoverable grants often ask us how to get started. After supporting donors in over 100 recoverable grants, we at CapShift encourage nonprofits to consider these steps when starting to raise recoverable grant capital.
Recoverable grants can be a transformative tool to catalyze positive change in the global food and agriculture system. We’re sharing how they can be used to bridge timing gaps, provide low-cost capital, and scale catalytic innovation in the industry.
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