Kachuwa Impact Fund is honored to be recognized by the Impact Finance Center and Denver Business Journal in the 2025 Who's Who of Impact Investing. This initiative celebrates individuals and organizations who are mobilizing capital for good and who are making significant contributions to impact investing. Kachuwa's President, Blake Jones, was highlighted this year, and Kachuwa's Treasurer, Lizette Peña, was highlighted last year in the 2024 Who's Who of Impact Investing.
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Sender One Climbing, a leading Southern California climbing gym operator, recently partnered with Kachuwa Impact Fund to purchase their commercial building at 11220 Hindry Avenue in Los Angeles. Sender One has occupied the building since 2017 and only had two years remaining on their lease when the owner put it up for sale earlier this year. Sender One wants to stay in the building long-term but lacks the capital to purchase the building themselves, so they partnered with Kachuwa Impact Fund to purchase it. Using Kachuwa's shared ownership real estate model, Sender One will earn an ownership stake in the building over time. Sender One is led by its co-founder and CEO, Alice Kao.
Find more details here in the press release.
Representatives of four funds from the Transformative 25 ("T25") will be speaking at a webinar about Democratizing Finance at 9:00am MT on April 16, 2025.
Join the T25 Funds for a webinar and conversation about who participates in finance and how to make it accessible to all. Chris Miller of National Coalition for Community Capital will guide a discussion with fund leaders featuring:
Will Harris, Working Capital for Community Needs (WCCN)
Pecolia Majigo, REAL People’s Fund
Blake Jones, Kachuwa Impact Fund
Luis Costa, Popular Financing for the Production of Healthy Foods (FINAPOP)
Click here to register and to learn more about the event.
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