What does it take to move from isolated investments to coordinated systems of capital that truly meet community needs?
The invitation-only luncheon will explore key insights from our forthcoming Integrated Capital Research Report, featuring case studies from Navajo Power and Oweesta that demonstrate how braided, flexible capital can strengthen community-led finance and expand pathways to long-term impact.
Building on the report’s findings and participant questions, the conversation will examine one of the field’s most pressing opportunities: the creation of pooled operating capital, loan funds, and shared capacity-building resources. As communities continue to face significant gaps in unrestricted funding, technical assistance, and planning support, coordinated funding strategies have the potential to unlock greater scale and sustainability.
Panelists will discuss how funder networks, investors, and intermediaries can work together to develop these shared resource pools, the infrastructure needed to support them, and the role the T25 community can play in catalyzing partnerships that move these ideas from concept to reality. Together, we’ll explore practical approaches to building more collaborative, responsive, and community-centered capital systems.
*Please note that this event in IN-PERSON (not virtual).
Come ready to share your questions and insights on strategy, advocacy, and language. This 2-hour interactive session will include networking and the co-creation of actionable next steps. Confirmed Indigenous leaders and funds will be announced as they join.
Registraion is subject to approval.