Portfolio & Borrowers
Partners for the Common Good is a catalytic force in community development finance, strategically deploying capital to improve the lives of individuals, families, and communities both domestically and internationally.
Through targeted financing, we support a diverse array of high-impact projects—ranging from affordable multifamily and single-family housing developments to charter schools in underperforming districts, community-based healthcare centers, and critical social service infrastructure in economically distressed areas.
Our international lending supports microfinance institutions that extend access to capital in underserved global markets, further amplifying our reach and impact.
As of December 31, 2023, our active loan portfolio reflects our mission-driven priorities:
- 53% allocated to affordable housing, addressing the growing national crisis in housing availability and affordability;
- 36% directed toward community facilities—including schools, clinics, and social service hubs—that provide essential services in low-income neighborhoods;
- 10% invested in commercial real estate projects that stimulate economic revitalization and job creation;
- 1% supporting international microfinance institutions working to expand financial inclusion in developing regions;
- and less than 1% in working capital loans designed to support the liquidity needs of mission-aligned organizations.
of projects addressed environmental and climate sustainability
of projects supported individuals with disabilities
of loans went to women-led borrowers
Communities Served
In 2019, Humanmade launched its $2.5 million open‑access makerspace—backed by a $1.3 million loan and Partners' $300,000 participation—equipping former TechShop members and underserved San Franciscans with tools and training.
Partners’ borrowers focus on serving the most economically disadvantaged areas in the U.S. In 2023, 15 projects originated in census tracts meeting the CDFI Fund’s Investment Area criteria, while 10 projects were located in census tracts meeting the stricter New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) Severely Distressed criteria. Additionally, four projects each were situated in Persistent Poverty Counties and Qualified Opportunity Zones. On average, census tracts with Partners-financed projects exhibited a 20.4% poverty rate and an 11.99% unemployment rate, both more than double the national average.
Loan Type: Affordable For-Sale Housing Construction Total Development Cost: $35,150,000 Times leveraged: 32.2x Loan at a Glance: Partners, along with...
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Loan Type: Acquisition/Construction - Charter School Total Development Cost: $3,089,471 Times leveraged: 3.09x Loan at a Glance: Partners provided $1...
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Partners provided a $250,000 loan to Vita Green Impact Programme Designated Activity Company (Vita Green). The loan will fund projects focused on safe...
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Partners, along with the Community Loan Fund of New Jersey, Leviticus 25:23 Alternative Fund, and Capital Impact Partners, increased an existing $11...
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This loan funded the purchase of three parcels of land for the Vista Heights project, a 214-unit low-income housing development in Murrieta, CA. This...
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The project is a 54-unit multifamily property that provides affordable housing for senior citizens in Charles County, MD.
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In collaboration with Community Vision (CV), Partners contributed $2.5 million to a $7.6 million NMTC source loan that is financing the acquisition...
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PCG Capital contributed $1MM in a $2MM pari passu participation with Coastal Enterprises, Inc. (CEI) to Green Coast Enterprise (GCE) to fund the...
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PCG Capital and Community Bank of the Bay (CBB) collaborated to deliver two loans for two separate facilities for Lao Family Community Development...
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PCG Capital provided $1,500,000 in concert with Reinvestment Fund to develop The Skills Center’s (TSC) permanent headquarters and additional non...
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PCG Capital worked with Clearinghouse CDFI (CCDFI) to deliver a $1,000,000 loan as part of a $19 million finance package to support the acquisition of...
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