Three years ago, a small group of artists who had been working together in studio spaces formed a nonprofit collective. With financing from BlueHub, they were able to purchase the studio space they've been using since 2002.
Brockton is ripe for reinvestment, and by teaming up with Trinity Financial, BlueHub is working with the city and its residents to create new assets that will spur economic development.
Lyme Timber Company, owner of subsidiary Lyme Cross City Forest Company, is unique among timber companies. They have a vision of sustainable forestry that focuses on both conservation and community development.
Seniors are the nation’s largest and fastest-growing population, and many are in need of quality affordable housing. A loan from BlueHub allowed POAH to ensure that the 60-unit Emil Jones Jr. Senior Housing development remains an option.
BlueHub co-founded and helped finance the development of WegoWise, a software platform that tracks utilities for multi-family buildings, providing a dynamic tool to help reduce costs and increase energy savings.
The Reinvestment Fund (TRF) & Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)
Family-owned Vicente’s Tropical Market teamed up with Brockton Neighborhood Health Center to provide healthy food and nutrition/cooking classes in an effort to improve patrons’ health.
Every penny counts when creating and maintaining affordable housing. This development tapped into BlueHub’s expertise and financing to add solar panels to its roof, and lower its energy costs.
BlueHub financed the installation of solar panels on the Old Colony public housing development in South Boston, adding a solar element to these new energy-efficient buildings.
