Since 1978, the Portfolio Advisory Board’s Community Investment Fund has made 411 community investments totaling more than $19 million. These community investments work to promote social, economic and environmental justice, including development in low-income and minority communities. We share with you a list of current community investments in our portfolio.

Commercial/Facilities Development

• Institute of Women Today, Chicago, IL
• Portland YouthBuilders, Portland, OR
• Red Tomato, Oké USA Fruit, Canton, MA

Community Banks

• Fonkoze Capital LLC
• Native American Bank, Browning MT
• Southern Development BanCorporation, Arkadelphia, AR

Community Credit Unions

• Appalachian Federal Credit Union, Berea KY
• First Delta Federal Credit Union, Marks, MS
• Hope Community Credit Union, New Orleans, LA
• Latino Community Credit Union, Durham, NC
• Mission Area Federal Credit Union, San Francisco, CA
• National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions, New York, NY
• Northeast Community Credit Union, San Francisco, CA
• Sisseton-Wahpeton Federal Credit Union, Agency Village, SD

Community Services/Organizing

• Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, London, KY
• RCAP Solutions Financial Services, Gardner, MA

Cooperatives Businesses

• Colors Restaurant, New York, NY

Housing — Direct

• Avalon Housing, Ann Arbor, MI
  Cornerstone, Inc., Washington, DC
• New Hope Community Development, Detroit, MI
• Sacred Heart Southern Missions, Walls, MS
• St. Ambrose Housing, Baltimore, MD

Housing — Intermediaries

• Avenue Community Dev. Corporation, Houston, TX
• Clackamas Community Land Trust, Milwaukie, OR
• Frontier Housing Trust Fund, Morehead, KY
• Michigan Housing Trust Fund, Lansing, MI
• Portland Community Land Trust, Portland, OR
• Southern Mutual Help Association, New Iberia, LA
• Working in Neighborhoods, Cincinnati, OH

Domestic Loan Funds

• ACCION Texas, Inc., San Antonio, TX
• Chicago Community Loan Fund, Chicago, IL
• Commonwealth Revolving Loan Fund, Kent, OH
• Community Financial Resource Center, Los Angeles, CA
• Cooperative Fund of New England, Hartford, CT and Wilmington, NC
• Cornerstone Corporation for Shared Equity, Cincinnati, OH
• Detroit Midtown MicroEnterprise, Detroit, MI
• First Nations OWEESTA, Corp., Rapid City, SD
• Genesis Fund, Inc. Damariscotta, ME
• Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund, New Haven, CT
• Isaiah Fund, LLC, Philadelphia, PA
• LEAF (Local Enterprise Assistance Fund), Boston, MA
• Leviticus 25:23 Community Fund, Inc, Yonkers, NY
• The Loan Fund (formerly New Mexico Loan Fund), Albuquerque, NM
• Mountain Biz Capital (formerly Mountain Micro Enterprise), Asheville, NC
• New Hampshire Community Loan Fund, Concord NH
• Northcountry Co-Op Development Fund, Minneapolis, MN
• Open Door Housing Fund, Silver Springs, MD
• Partners for the Common Good, San Antonio, TX
• The Resurrection Project, Chicago, IL
• San Luis Obispo County Housing Trust Fund, San Luis Obispo, CA

International Loan Funds

• Finca Capital Fund, Washington, DC (23 countries worldwide)
• Fonkoze, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
• Global Partnerships, Seattle, WA (Latin America)
• Katalysis Bootstrap Fund, Stockton, CA (Central America)
• Oikocredit USA, Washington, DC (Asia, Africa, Latin America, Caribbean)
• Oikocredit (formerly EDCS), Amersfoort, The Netherlands
• Root Capital (formerly Ecologic Finance), Cambridge, MA (Central America)
• Shared Interest, New York, NY (South Africa)
• Sostenica, Westchester, PA (Nicaragua)
• WCCN/NICA Fund, Madison, WI (Nicaragua)