A lending movement that makes no cents.
To ignite generational advantage for others on the journey of asset ownership.
Nonprofit lending for human flourishing. Through relationship and market-rate lending, we ignite generational advantage for others on the journey of asset ownership. stories of impact are the currency with which we repay investors.
Using solar energy to give all people equal access to opportunity and live in balance with the environment.
The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust conserves and enhances the landscape from Seattle to Central Washington.
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Beautiful. Efficient. Meaningful.
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Elevate Your Journey.
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Continue to choose hope and love over fear and hate.
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Stronger education. Stronger Chicago.
Light impacts everything. Through Watts of Love, "the cycle of poverty is being broken and hope is ignited." - Nancy Economou, Founder of Watts of Love
The Broken are more Evolved.
Building community capacity by collaborating with local and potential stakeholders to create an environment that fosters the tenants for a healthy and vibrant Englewood.
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Inspiring healthy living, economic oportunity, and community empowerment in Englewood.
A lending movement that makes no cents.
Folded Map seeks to educate and on the injustices of urban segregation in Chicago.
E.G. Woode helps entrepreneurs leverage the capital and assets to rebuild commercial corridors within their neighborhood.
Empowering the small business of Greater Englewood.
Beautiful. Efficient. Meaningful.
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“And it gives us hope that this place is a place of healing.”
Elevate Your Journey.
Launch. Lift. Lead.
Continue to choose hope and love over fear and hate.
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Helping veterans and military spouses transition into the civilian workforce
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Heal. Empower. Thrive.
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"I am more than a spectator."
Where families find hope and children are empowered.
Stronger education. Stronger Chicago.
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Girls 4 Science is rooted in girls believing in themselves and their ability to contribute to the community and society at large in a field where women are under-represented.
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Love your city fiercely.
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Imagine a World where ALL youth have equal opportunities for recreation, fitness, and friendship—regardless of their abilities.
The Broken are more Evolved.
Discrimination in the workplace is still unfortunately a reality with a disproportionate impact on the LGBTQ community.
There Really Is A Santa intercepts "Dear Santa" letters and works with Santa to make kids' Christmas wishes come true.
Redwood cultivates hope and restores confidence to help students dramatically improve their literacy skills regardless of socio-economic background or learning differences.
Connecting communities globally. Empowering Artists as leaders locally. Building Solidarity.
Village Minds brings fresh food to those who are unable, with a focus on the elderly.
Youth matters
Providing court involved youth with an off ramp from the prison highway system
Empathy. Equity. Integrity. Accountability.
Building community capacity by collaborating with local and potential stakeholders to create an environment that fosters the tenants for a healthy and vibrant Englewood.
True Believers Community Connections is an organization working to educate, equip, and empower youth in Chicago’s Auburn Gresham and Englewood neighborhoods.
Lights Out Volleyball provides equal access opportunities to the sport of volleyball and advocates for athletes often overlooked, raising the human consciousness of sports and improving our communities.
Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School is a Catholic Jesuit secondary school (grades 9-12) using the Cristo Rey model to serve young men and women.
Inspiring healthy living, economic oportunity, and community empowerment in Englewood.
Chicago Freedom School is an organization on a mission to create new generations of critical and independent thinking young people who use their unique experiences and power to create a just world.
A community of volunteer creatives working to uplift nonprofit organizations by providing need-based design resources.
A summer camp serving kids in Chicago.
Folded Map seeks to educate and on the injustices of urban segregation in Chicago.
One Health Englewood seeks to close the gap of the disproportionately negative health impact of racism to people of color.
Kingdom Avenue sets the bar on how to connect the community with local resources with a focus on the youth.
Imagine Englewood if...re-imagines how to support the youth of Englewood.
E.G. Woode helps entrepreneurs leverage the capital and assets to rebuild commercial corridors within their neighborhood.
Empowering the small business of Greater Englewood.
Cradles to Crayons was founded on the philosophy of sharing and recycling quality children’s items for newborns through age 12.
Serving youth, families, and community members that reside in Chicago's Back of the Yards who are impacted by violence and the criminal justice system.
Using solar energy to give all people equal access to opportunity and live in balance with the environment.
The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust conserves and enhances the landscape from Seattle to Central Washington.
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“Knowledge is power, but only when paired with action.”
Beautiful. Efficient. Meaningful.
“And it gives us hope that this place is a place of healing.”
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Planting seeds in young people to save lives and change eternities.
Elevate Your Journey.
Launch. Lift. Lead.
Continue to choose hope and love over fear and hate.
Helping veterans and military spouses transition into the civilian workforce
Operation Save the Lost is an organization that provides Jiobit Tracking Devices to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Heal. Empower. Thrive.
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Books for a better life.
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Transforming lives through sports.
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One life at a time.
"I am more than a spectator."
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15 million premature babies are born each year, and families faced with those circumstances experience a roller coaster of emotions and challenges.
Where families find hope and children are empowered.
Stronger education. Stronger Chicago.
Girls 4 Science is rooted in girls believing in themselves and their ability to contribute to the community and society at large in a field where women are under-represented.
Love your city fiercely.
Imagine a World where ALL youth have equal opportunities for recreation, fitness, and friendship—regardless of their abilities.
Light impacts everything. Through Watts of Love, "the cycle of poverty is being broken and hope is ignited." - Nancy Economou, Founder of Watts of Love
The Broken are more Evolved.
Discrimination in the workplace is still unfortunately a reality with a disproportionate impact on the LGBTQ community.
There Really Is A Santa intercepts "Dear Santa" letters and works with Santa to make kids' Christmas wishes come true.
Redwood cultivates hope and restores confidence to help students dramatically improve their literacy skills regardless of socio-economic background or learning differences.
Connecting communities globally. Empowering Artists as leaders locally. Building Solidarity.
Village Minds brings fresh food to those who are unable, with a focus on the elderly.
Youth matters
Providing court involved youth with an off ramp from the prison highway system
Empathy. Equity. Integrity. Accountability.
Building community capacity by collaborating with local and potential stakeholders to create an environment that fosters the tenants for a healthy and vibrant Englewood.
True Believers Community Connections is an organization working to educate, equip, and empower youth in Chicago’s Auburn Gresham and Englewood neighborhoods.
In this episode we interview Erica Chomsky-Adelson, Founder & Executive Director of Culture Aid NOLA. Culture Aid NOLA distributes free, fresh, no barrier, no stigma groceries in New Orleans. Feed the people. Serve the culture.
Ever wondered what the difference between equality and equity is? Or what inclusion looks like in the workforce? Or how to recognize our biases? In this episode we answer these questions and many other topics with Dr. Domonic Rollins, Equity Transformation Specialist at Courageous Conversation.
Lights Out Volleyball provides equal access opportunities to the sport of volleyball and advocates for athletes often overlooked, raising the human consciousness of sports and improving our communities.
Serving families of color in Evanston by providing mentorship programs, academic supports, discovery opportunities and real world experiences.
Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School is a Catholic Jesuit secondary school (grades 9-12) using the Cristo Rey model to serve young men and women.
Herren Project is a national nonprofit organization providing free resources and support for the treatment, recovery and prevention of substance use disorder.
Inspiring healthy living, economic oportunity, and community empowerment in Englewood.
Chicago Freedom School is an organization on a mission to create new generations of critical and independent thinking young people who use their unique experiences and power to create a just world.
A community of volunteer creatives working to uplift nonprofit organizations by providing need-based design resources.
Serving individuals with autism spectrum disorders and their families.
A summer camp serving kids in Chicago.
A lending movement that makes no cents.
Folded Map seeks to educate and on the injustices of urban segregation in Chicago.
One Health Englewood seeks to close the gap of the disproportionately negative health impact of racism to people of color.
Kingdom Avenue sets the bar on how to connect the community with local resources with a focus on the youth.
Imagine Englewood if...re-imagines how to support the youth of Englewood.
E.G. Woode helps entrepreneurs leverage the capital and assets to rebuild commercial corridors within their neighborhood.
Empowering the small business of Greater Englewood.
G.O.A.L.S. is a catalyst for change in the lives of at-risk and underprivileged youth, ages 8-18 that live in the Chicagoland area.
Cradles to Crayons was founded on the philosophy of sharing and recycling quality children’s items for newborns through age 12.
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Hip hop is around the world and if we don't take this back now, it is either going to destroy our community or it is going to save our community.
Serving youth, families, and community members that reside in Chicago's Back of the Yards who are impacted by violence and the criminal justice system.