15,600+
children
served in childcare facilities
Impact
Going Above and Beyond
We seek to go beyond simply tracking what was built with the dollars we’ve invested, to get to the unique role we have played and the community change we have supported. We collect robust information about our lending and the communities we serve which allows us to understand the answers to three key questions:
What are we doing to build healthy communities where low income people live and work?
Who benefits from our products, from our services, and from our policy work?
How well are we achieving our goals and the goals of our partners and stakeholders?
By the numbers
Since 1985, BCC has provided more than $1 billion in financing to projects and businesses that provide affordable housing, good jobs, and new opportunities for underserved people and communities.
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197,700+
patients
served in healthcare facilities
-
21,500+
units
of affordable housing built,
preserved, or enhanced -
13,000+
jobs
created or retained in low-income communities
-
$9.3+
Billion
in additional investment leveraged
-
1,000+
Evictions
foreclosure-related evictions prevented
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34,600+
students
served in schools & youth programs
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4.9+
Million
sq. ft. of real estate & facilities
-
41.3+
Million
Kwh of solar power per year
By the numbers
Since 1985, BlueHub Capital has provided more than $2 billion in financing to projects and businesses that provide affordable housing, good jobs, and new opportunities for underserved people and communities.
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15,600+
children
served in childcare facilities
-
197,700+
patients
served in healthcare facilities
-
21,500+
units
of affordable housing built,
preserved, or enhanced -
13,000+
jobs
created or retained in low-income communities
-
$9.3+
Billion
in additional investment leveraged
-
1,000+
Evictions
foreclosure-related evictions prevented
-
34,600+
students
served in schools & youth programs
-
4.9+
Million
sq. ft. of real estate & facilities
-
41.3+
Million
Kwh of solar power per year
Coast-to-coast Impact
Since 1985, BlueHub Capital has invested more than $2 billion to support organizations and businesses that benefit underserved communities across the US. Analysis of our activities in these communities allows us to:
- Capture the unique value of a CDFI’s role in the communities in which we work
- Spur innovation in the development of new markets, networks, instruments and new ways to connect to resources
- Expand the capital available in low-income communities, beyond providing a method for the re-allocation of capital
- Support evaluation, marketing, capitalization and policy formation
Coast to Coast Impact - 28 states
Alabama
California
Connecticut
District Of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
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Our Impact
Healthy Food
Vicente's Tropical Market
Brockton, Massachusetts
Foreclosure Relief
BlueHub SUN: Randy B.
Spencer, Massachusetts
Commercial Real Estate
Swift Factory Redevelopment
North Hartford, Connecticut
Foreclosure Relief
BlueHub SUN: Lisa S.
Jessup, Maryland
Foreclosure Relief
BlueHub SUN: Ed and Paula G.
Springfield, Massachusetts
Schools & Childcare
Great Oaks School
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Schools & Childcare
Aspire East Academy
Memphis, Tennessee
Affordable Housing
Lippitt Mill
West Warwick, Rhode Island
Foreclosure Relief
BlueHub SUN: Wendell and Patricia
Worcester, Massachusetts
Green Initiatives
Solar on St. Polycarp
Somerville, Massachusetts
Healthcare Facilities
Lowell Community Health Center
Lowell, Massachusetts
Schools & Childcare
Bridge Boston Charter School
Boston, Massachusetts
Foreclosure Relief
BlueHub SUN: Nancy and Mark G.
Lindenhurst, Illinois
Affordable Housing
Oxbow Urban
Boston, Massachusetts
Foreclosure Relief
Direct Action for Rights and Equality
Providence, Rhode Island
Foreclosure Relief
BlueHub SUN: Denise and Jose R.
Fitchburg, Massachusetts
Affordable Housing
Cable Mills
Williamstown, Massachusetts
Affordable Housing
Harris Mill
Coventry, Rhode Island
Affordable Housing
Healing Abuse, Working for Change
Salem, Massaachusetts
Green Initiatives
Green & Healthy Homes
Baltimore, Maryland
Schools & Childcare
The Leaguers
Newark, New Jersey
Schools & Childcare
Ascend Learning
Brooklyn, New York
Green Initiatives
Community Action for Better Housing
New Bedford, Massachusetts
Affordable Housing
Highland Woods
Williamstown, Massachusetts
Green Initiatives
Mill Street Solar
Gardner, Massachusetts
Affordable Housing
Amos House
Providence, Rhode Island
Affordable Housing
777 Main Street
Hartford, Connecticut
Schools & Childcare
Heketi Charter School
Bronx, New York
Affordable Housing
Valley Brook Village
Lyons, New Jersey
Schools & Childcare
MATCH School
Boston, Massachusetts
Schools & Childcare
Boston Collegiate School
Boston, Massachusetts
Small Business Financing
CASTion
Worcester, Massachusetts
Affordable Housing
Mount Pleasant Homes
Boston, Massachusetts
Green Initiatives
Union Crossing Solar
Lawrence, Massachusetts
Commercial Real Estate
Bornstein & Pearl Food Production Center
Boston, Massachusetts
Small Business Financing
Zipcar
Boston, Massachusetts
New Markets Tax Credit
Sweet Potato Processing Plant
Delhi, Louisiana
New Markets Tax Credit
Forestland Group
West Virginia
Foreclosure Relief
BlueHub SUN: Phil and Lauren B.
Blackstone, Massachusetts
Green Initiatives
WegoWise
Boston, Massachusetts
Green Initiatives
Old Colony Solar
South Boston, Massachusetts
Green Initiatives
Adams Court Solar
Mattapan, Massachusetts
Healthcare Facilities
Mary's Center
Washington, D.C.
Commercial Real Estate
L.P. Athol Hydropower
Athol, Massachusetts
Commercial Real Estate
Enterprise Building
Brockton, Massachusetts
Green Initiatives
Greater Boston Food Bank Solar
Boston, Massachusetts
Schools & Childcare
KIPP Academy
Lynn, Massachusetts
Schools & Childcare
E.L. Haynes School
Washington, D.C.
Affordable Housing
Firehouse Place
Hamilton, Massachusetts