$19.8M in expenses

Lending: encompasses the organization's financing of homes, schools, healthy food retail, healthcare and other projects that benefit low-wealth people and places and is the core lending function of the organization. In 2024, the organization lent $248 million across 20 states, which constructed, rehabilitated or preserved 3,061 homes, 4 health care facilities, 6 food retail and supply chain projects, 12 community facilities, two k-12 schools, and one university. Highlights include using new market tax credits to finance a campus in florida that will provide services to families experiencing homelessness, a revitalizing investment in the hbcu wilberforce university, and a partnership with an experienced developer of community based solar projects across the country.

$2.6M in expenses

Policy solutions: conducts policy, data analysis and social impact analyses that advance reinvestment fund, INC.'s mission and effect system change, on behalf of reinvestment fund, INC. As well as public and philanthropic clients. In 2024, an analysis in d.c. Of early childcare education supply, demand, and shortage was released, a community of practice convened in jacksonville, FL, a critical evaluation of affordable housing in philadelphia was commissioned and utilized by the city, and the first market value analysis for the city of atlanta and the atlanta metro area was released.

$15.2M in expenses

Capacity building & capital access: uses grants and technical assistance to make access to capital more equitable for low-wealth individuals and communities, particularly in the areas of early childhood education, food and social determinants of health, and hbcus. In 2024, the organization provided over $41 million in grants and technical assistance. The organization celebrated 10 years of the fund for quality in philadelphia which is a partnership with public health management corporation and funding from the william penn foundation, and vanguard strong start for kids program.

$568K in expenses

Sustainable development fund ("SDF"): represents an energy-related fund that uses loans, investments and grants to augment the organization's existing energy conservation and community investing efforts. SDF was created by the parties to the peco energy company ("peco energy") restructuring and approved by the pennsylvania public utility commission ("puc") in may 1998.