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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Now in its second year, the “Keeping It Cool” grants provide cold storage support for local small food businesses and nonprofits to improve access to healthy foods.

The program, sponsored by a grant from the Amazon Housing Equity Fund, supports real estate developers who are focused on bringing more affordable housing to the Washington metropolitan region.

Momentus Securities — a registered broker-dealer and FINRA member — is proud to announce that Jaime Aldama has been named the new President of Momentus Securities, effective April 1, 2024. Mr. Aldama was one of Momentus Securities’ first employees, joining in July 2022 as its Head of Capital Markets.

In its 2024 rankings, The NonProfit Times selected the Momentus Capital branded family of organizations as the #3 large nonprofit, #17 overall.

Ms. Stallings launched programs in the Washington, D.C. area helping community-rooted developers and small business owners receive pivotal financing, training, and mentorship.

For the seventh straight year, Capital Impact Partners has been selected for the ImpactAssets 50 – a free, annual database for investors of private capital fund managers delivering social and environmental impact as well as financial returns.

Under the Secondary Market Program, approved SBA Pool Assemblers are authorized to assemble eligible 7(a) loans and market Guaranteed Loan Pool Certificates (SBA Pools). In addition, SBA Pool Assemblers are granted authority to issue and market interest-only investments on these pools known as COOFs.

This year’s list spotlights the most influential business leaders with the pending revival of Greater Washington top of mind.

Four innovative cooperatives in four cities have received a combined $170,000 in catalytic grant funding the 2023 Co-op Innovation Awards, which aim to increase cooperative development in communities living with low incomes and/or communities of color.