We envision a world in which change makers can thrive by having access to the funding needed to fulfill their visions and solve systemic problems. Impact Charitable exists to help close the gaps between the sources of impact-first capital and communities, ventures, and funds who have traditionally faced systemic barriers to accessing critical financial resources.
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We offer a suite of capital-ready philanthropic and investment opportunities, but we specialize in partnering with funders who are looking to meet an unmet need with a creative, new or underutilized tool. Our team partners with bold funders who are looking to disrupt traditional models of philanthropy and investing.
At Impact Charitable, we believe that bringing a range of tools to the table is the best way to catalyze change. Coordinating the use of different forms of financial resources, including grants and investments, supports a larger range of solutions that can tackle problems in different ways. No one organization can solve an issue alone. No one source of capital is the answer to funding solutions.
Impact Charitable has recently established several Direct Cash Assistance projects that provide immediate support for many of our community’s most vulnerable members. There is a growing body of evidence that suggests one of the most effective ways to support people in moving toward economic security is to provide direct cash, and Impact Charitable can be your partner in this work.
Program-Related Investments (PRIs) are powerful and flexible. Through these services, we tailor investment opportunities that meet specific needs of foundations. PRIs allow us to aggregate funds from multiple sources and have a great impact on large-scale social and environmental issues. Oftentimes, foundations do not have the capacity to focus on large-scale initiatives, and so Impact Charitable is here to step in and do the due diligence, monitoring and reporting of these special programs that can have a tremendously positive affect and are custom-tailored to recycle more money back into the overall impact.
We offer a suite of capital-ready philanthropic and investment opportunities, but we specialize in partnering with funders who are looking to meet an unmet need with a creative, new or underutilized tool. Our team partners with bold funders who are looking to disrupt traditional models of philanthropy and investing.
At Impact Charitable, we believe that bringing a range of tools to the table is the best way to catalyze change. Coordinating the use of different forms of financial resources, including grants and investments, supports a larger range of solutions that can tackle problems in different ways. No one organization can solve an issue alone. No one source of capital is the answer to funding solutions.
Impact Charitable has recently established several Direct Cash Assistance projects that provide immediate support for many of our community’s most vulnerable members. There is a growing body of evidence that suggests one of the most effective ways to support people in moving toward economic security is to provide direct cash, and Impact Charitable can be your partner in this work.
Program-Related Investments (PRIs) are powerful and flexible.
Through these services, we tailor investment opportunities that meet specific needs of foundations. PRIs allow us to aggregate funds from multiple sources and have a great impact on large-scale social and environmental issues. Oftentimes, foundations do not have the capacity to focus on large-scale initiatives, and so Impact Charitable is here to step in and do the due diligence, monitoring and reporting of these special programs that can have a tremendously positive affect and are custom-tailored to recycle more money back into the overall impact.
Launched in April 2020, the Left Behind Workers Fund (LBWF) supports undocumented workers in Colorado who suffered job loss during the COVID-19 pandemic (as well as undue financial hardship beyond COVID-19).
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