Awarded Grants & Program
Related Investments

This program related investment provides 4th Dimension Sobriety, Inc. a loan to acquire a building located in the Riverwest neighborhood to provide a sober-living environment for men and women in Milwaukee.

This program related investment provides a fixed low interest loan to bridge delayed funding, stabilize operations, and reduce interest costs, ensuring uninterrupted arts programming for children in Milwaukee.

This program related investment provides the organization access to a guaranteed line of credit to cover its cash flow needs.

This program related investment provides a low-interest loan to expedite the first phase of building PlayaRaya, a splash and sport park for special needs and physically disabled individuals, ensuring the project progresses towards opening by spring 2026.

This Program Related Investment provides a loan to City On A Hill, Inc. to establish a new dental clinic and refurbish the existing medical clinic, expanding its capacity to provide essential healthcare services to a larger segment of Milwaukee's near Westside community.

This program related investment provides venture capital for early-stage startups primarily located in Milwaukee County with an emphasis on low-to-moderate income communities, including minority-owned early-stage startups.

This program related investment provides General Capital Group a loan to redevelop the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library into a mixed-use property in Milwaukee's Harambee neighborhood, including 91 units of affordable housing and an 18,000-square foot community facility in the underserved and economically depressed Harambee neighborhood.

This Program Related Investment provides a loan to the Good News Project, Inc. for the purpose of paying off the organization's mortgage and construction loans allowing the organization to expand its health equipment lending program.

This program related investment provides, HIR Wellness Institute, Inc., access to a line of credit to cover its cashflow needs and assist in the execution of a substantial federal contract.