PARTNERS
Partnering with Organizations
We believe in the power of collective investment—especially when it aligns with the goals and values of community-focused groups. Whether you represent a civic association, a church, or another nonprofit, we invite you to explore how our cooperative structure can serve as a shared investment opportunity that not only benefits individual members but also supports the broader mission of your organization.
Small Contributions, Big Impact
Instead of requiring large sums from a few investors, our model encourages smaller contributions from many people. This approach makes it simpler for members of your organization to pool resources and participate in real estate ownership—an avenue that might feel out of reach when going solo.
A 10% Gift to Your Organization
As part of this partnership, each investor agrees to contribute 10% of their ownership shares directly to the institution itself. Over time, as the property generates income or appreciates in value, the organization gains a steady, long-term revenue stream—resources that can be reinvested in its programs, people, or community outreach.
Mission-Aligned Investments
We want our projects to reflect the values of the groups we work with, whether that means prioritizing affordable housing for families, seniors, or individuals in need, creating welcoming and respectful living conditions for tenants, or exploring possibilities that align with your organization’s goals. Each project can be tailored to support the mission at hand, benefiting both residents and the broader community in the long run.
Stronger Community Bonds
When members of your organization unite to tackle renovations, property decisions, and tenant relations, they’re actively working toward a common purpose. This collaborative effort fosters deeper engagement, encourages mutual support, and ultimately strengthens the ties that hold your community together.
Example: Affordable Housing for Seniors
A local church might choose to address the lack of affordable housing for seniors in its community by uniting members who each contribute a small investment—perhaps $1,000 to $5,000—into a cooperative fund. That fund then purchases a modest multi-unit property, and every investor gifts 10% of their ownership stake to the church itself, creating an additional source of revenue for church programs. Renovations and property management prioritize resident well-being, with monthly rental income covering the mortgage, operating costs, and returns for both individual investors and the church. The church can also integrate this effort into its broader public mission by engaging youth groups to visit residents, delivering holiday gifts, or organizing on-site community events. Seniors benefit from stable, quality housing at rates they can afford, furthering the church’s commitment to serving those in need.
Interested in Learning More?
If your community group or church would like to explore this partnership model, reach out to us. We can work together to shape a project that meets your financial goals, aligns with your values, and ultimately enhances your community. There’s no obligation—just a conversation to see if our cooperative approach is the right fit for you and your members.