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SRI-CONNECT

February 4, 2015 By Brian Kaminer

SRI-CONNECT is the global marketplace for SRI & corporate governance research. It is where institutional investors & quoted companies involved in sustainable development meet online.

Sonen Capital

February 4, 2015 By Brian Kaminer

Sonen Capital is a specialized investment management firm dedicated to investors seeking financial returns with lasting social and environmental impact.

Cornerstone Capital Group

January 23, 2015 By Brian Kaminer

Woman-owned financial services firm based in New York offering investment banking and strategic consulting and investment management capabilities.

Green America: Community Investing

January 1, 2014 By Invest with Values

Across America and around the world, many communities lack affordable housing, child care, health care, and jobs that pay a living wage. By putting your money into community development banks, credit unions, and investments, you’ll help people with low incomes lift themselves up economically and make the areas in which we all live more equitable and environmentally sustainable.

Bank Locator

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

ICBA Community Banking Locator – Community banks are the safest, soundest and most secure financial institutions in our nation. Community banks are common sense lenders that follow responsible business practices; are risk averse; and work every day to support their customers, communities and local markets.

National Community Investment Fund

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

The National Community Investment Fund invests private capital in, and facilitates knowledge transfer to, depository institutions that increase access to financial services in underserved communities.

National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions Helps low- and moderate-income people and communities achieve financial independence through credit unions.

National Credit Union Foundation

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

National Credit Union Foundation engages in a variety of activities to help credit unions empower more consumers to save, build assets, and own homes.

BankLocal

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

Banking locally is a simple yet powerful way to support your community. When you deposit money or buy a CD at a community bank or credit union typically a much larger percent of your dollars is reinvested back into the local economy in the form of small business loans, bank employee wages, and bank vendor purchases with other locally owned businesses. Community banks and credit unions are often locally controlled and operated, and they tend to focus on the needs of the businesses and families where the bank operates branches and offices. Lending decisions are made by people who understand the local needs of families, businesses and farmers, and management often resides within the community it serves.

RSF Social Finance

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

RSF Social Finance (RSF) is a pioneering non-profit financial services organization dedicated to transforming the way the world works with money. In partnership with a community of investors and donors, RSF provides capital to non-profit and for-profit social enterprises addressing key issues in the areas of Food & Agriculture, Education & the Arts, and Ecological Stewardship. RSF offers investing, lending and giving services that generate positive social and environmental impact while fostering community and collaboration among participants. Since 1984, RSF has made over $275 million in loans and $100 million in grants to non-profit and for-profit social enterprises in its focus areas.

Community Development Bankers Association

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

Community Development Bankers Association (CDBA) is the national trade association of the community development bank sector. We are the voice and champion of banks and thrifts with a mission of serving low and moderate income communities.

Reimagine Money (RSF Social Finance)

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

RSF Social Finance believes that inquiry and dialogue are essential tools for transforming the way we work with money. We are committed to creating frequent opportunities for our community to engage in exploring the role of money and finance in our lives.

Locavesting

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

Locavesting

RSF Social Finance

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

The RSF Donor Advised Fund is a charitable giving vehicle that allows an individual, group, family, corporation, trust, or foundation to make a tax-deductible contribution to RSF, and then recommend grants from that contribution to qualified non-profit organizations. Donors not only receive an immediate tax deduction and back-office services, they also gain access to RSF

Local Dollars, Local Sense

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

Local Dollars, Local Sense

Calvert Foundation

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

Calvert Foundation enables people to invest for social good. Through the Community Investment Note, they connect individual investors with organizations working around the globe, developing affordable housing, creating jobs, protecting the environment, and working in numerous other ways for the social good.

Calvert Foundation

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

Calvert Foundation enables people to invest for social good. Through the Community Investment Note, we connect individual investors with organizations working around the globe, developing affordable housing, creating jobs, protecting the environment, and working in numerous other ways for the social good.

Break Up with Your Mega Bank

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

Green America’s Break Up With Your Mega-Bank Campaign is helping consumers and investors create and strengthen healthy communities in the U.S. and abroad. As a growing number of people move away from mega-banks and invest in community investing institutions instead, they will help create jobs, housing, and social services in communities that need them most.

BankImpact Database

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

NCIF’s BankImpact database provides access to Social Performance Metrics and financial highlights on all US banks.

Independent Community Bankers of America

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

Independent Community Bankers of America – ICBA The Independent Community Bankers of America®, the nation’s voice for more than 6,500 community banks of all sizes and charter types, is dedicated exclusively to representing the interests of the community banking industry and its membership through effective advocacy, best-in-class education and high-quality products and services.

Green America banking directory and locator

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

Our database contains hundreds of options that are leading community development banking and investing institutions. In addition to banks and credit unions, there are hundreds of loan funds nationally. Loan funds provide high-impact lending to low income communities. Unlike banks and credit unions, their products are not insured, but they have a long track record of successfully protecting investors

Public Banking Institute

January 1, 1970 By Invest with Values

The Public Banking Institute (PBI) was formed in January 2011 as an educational non-profit organization. Its mission is to further the understanding, explore the possibilities, and facilitate the implementation of public banking at all levels — local, regional, state, and national. PBI’s vision is to establish a distributed network of state and local publicly-owned banks that create affordable credit, while providing a sustainable alternative to the current high-risk centralized private banking system.

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