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The Neighborhood Economics Common Cents Funds are local, to places where there has been a conference. The funds use the CataCap platform, which is on the $3.5 billion Impact Assets Donor Advised Fund platform.
The Neighborhood Economics Common Cents Funds are local, to places where there has been a conference. The funds use the CataCap platform, which is on the $3.5 billion Impact Assets Donor Advised Fund platform.
The [[Community Equity Fund]] was the first deal on the Neighborhood Economics suite of Common Cents Funds, in this case [[Common Cents Asheville]]. [[Bluenotejunction]] is likely to be the second deal.
the [[Common Cents Fund, Jackson]] is in process.


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Revision as of 08:22, 4 July 2024

The Neighborhood Economics Common Cents Funds are local, to places where there has been a conference. The funds use the CataCap platform, which is on the $3.5 billion Impact Assets Donor Advised Fund platform.

The Community Equity Fund was the first deal on the Neighborhood Economics suite of Common Cents Funds, in this case Common Cents Asheville. Bluenotejunction is likely to be the second deal.

the Common Cents Fund, Jackson is in process.

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