As part of a series of comments from C3 funding partners, Blue Haven Initiative explains its support for C3 and for field-building, while also pointing to opportunities for impact investors, particularly family offices, to support […]
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In the third of a series of comments from some of C3’s newest partners, Builders Vision offers insight on C3 and what is needed from impact investors at this moment. Why join C3? At Builders
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In the second of a series of comments from some of C3’s newest partners, Soros Economic Development Fund offers insight on C3 and on what is needed from impact investors at this moment. Why join
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2025 has presented a new set of challenges (and opportunities) for investors, fund managers and organizations focused on impact. We asked some of C3’s newest partners to offer their insight on how impact investors should
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The Catalytic Capital Consortium (C3) is moving forward with a new chapter of work to expand the flow of catalytic capital for funds, initiatives, and enterprises addressing the world’s most pressing challenges. We are doubling
For catalytic capital leaders, climate impact and social impact are often intersecting objectives. In the U.S., that awareness is acute right now, as the federal Environmental Protection Agency and a range of community investment
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In a new blog for Mission Investors Exchange (MIE), C3’s Urmi Sengupta takes a look at how and why philanthropic investors use catalytic capital to drive progress on key impact objectives. “While many kinds of
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