Press Releases

Through our continuum of solutions, Momentus Capital is making an impact with communities across the country. We invite you to read our press releases from across the Momentus Capital family of organizations.

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Lenders Cooperative and Ventures Lending Technologies have announced their intent to merge, creating an entity that will deliver best-in-class commercial loan origination and integrated commercial loan servicing capabilities to a wide range of financial institutions.

“This recognition truly belongs to the talented team members throughout the Momentus Capital branded family of organizations,” said Mr. Carr. “We continue to seek out innovative ways of providing a continuum of capital — financial capital, social capital and knowledge capital — that small business owners, real estate developers and the communities they serve need in order to grow and thrive.”

Capital Impact Investment Notes provide investors with an opportunity to fund social impact — aligning their financial goals and personal principles.

These grants will enable Capital Impact Partners to expand its efforts to create new, innovative lending products in the Atlanta Metropolitan area, and expand support for healthy food businesses and supportive housing in its core geographies.

This award will help Capital Impact Partners bring private investors and key partners together to increase access to critical social services in disinvested communities, including health care, education, and healthy foods.

The 10th annual Co-op Innovation Awards provided four innovative organizations in four regions with combined $170,000 in catalytic grant funding. The awards aim to increase cooperative development in disinvested communities. 

The program will help these developers grow their businesses while bringing more affordable housing and other real estate projects to disinvested communities.

Since 1982, this funding has helped provide access to fundamental social services so that all communities have a greater opportunity to thrive.

The grant funding will support the Equitable Development Initiative program for real estate developers, as well as business advising and technical assistance for small business owners.