A Pattern of Partnership

BlueHub Capital | 2022 Annual Report
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Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you.
RUTH BADER GINSBURG

A Cycle of Partnership

It takes a variety of stakeholders working together to build healthy communities.

It takes a variety of stakeholders working together to build healthy communities.

1

  • National and Regional Banks
  • Individual Investors
  • Foundations and Nonprofits
  • Federal Government
  • Donors
  • Religious Organizations
  • Other Financial and Private Institutions
  • Wealth Managers
2

  • Peer Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs)
  • Community Development Entities
  • Philanthropy
  • Federal, State and City Governments
  • Community Development Funders
  • National, Regional and Local Banks
  • Other Financial Institutions
3

  • Peer CDFIs
  • Development Consultants
  • State and Municipal Agencies
  • Current and Past Borrowers and Clients
  • Elected Officials
  • Attorneys General Offices
  • Housing Counselors
  • Bankruptcy Attorneys
  • Advocacy Groups, Particularly Housing and Immigration
4

  • Large and small real estate developers
  • Community-based nonprofits
  • Social enterprises
  • Businesses in low-income communities
  • Community development corporations
  • Families facing foreclosure
  • Immigrants seeking citizenship
5

Housing
Educational
Facilities
Grocery Stores
Commercial
Real Estate
Community
Facilities
Childcare
Centers
Healthcare
Facilities
Arts and
Culture Facilities
Job
Creation
Expanded Access
to Affordable
Clean Energy
Residential
Mortgage
Loans
Citizenship
Fees
6

Healthier communities where low-income people live and work.

Letter To Our 2022 Partners

The partnerships we have forged across the financial, community development, mortgage, energy and immigration industries are key to the work we do. They span the people and organizations that invest in us, those that invest with us and those in which we invest. To honor these critical partnerships, we have made them central to this year’s annual report.

Read the full letter
Elyse D. Cherry
CEO, BlueHub Capital

Partnered to Accelerate Citizenship

One Percent for America (OPA) connects immigrants and supporters, with the goal of removing financial barriers to citizenship.

Partnered for Community Growth

The renaissance of Nubian Square brings together government, nonprofits and developers to realize the community’s vision.

Partnered to Keep Arts Integral

Elected officials, businesspeople and local residents unite to promote the arts both for personal well-being and economic development.

Partnered for Transformative Education

Educators collaborate with community groups and colleges to boost high school graduation rates and help students set a solid foundation for their futures.

Partnered for Homeownership Retention

When homeowners face foreclosure, BlueHub SUN becomes their ally on the path to financial health.

Partnered for Climate Resiliency

What if environmental justice communities led the way in electric vehicle adoption? An innovative new pilot program is poised to make that a reality.

2022 BlueHub by the Numbers

*As of 12/31/2022 unless otherwise indicated
31.3K+

Units of affordable housing built, preserved or enhanced

460+

Loans made to immigrants seeking citizenship (as of 3/31/2023)

1,000+

Foreclosure-related evictions prevented

Cumulative Lending/
Investment by State

*As of 12/31/2022
> $100M
$50M–$100M
$1M–$50M
< $1M
Map of United States and which states BlueHub lends in.

About BlueHub Capital

BlueHub Capital and its affiliates use innovative financial tools and deploy capital to support projects that make communities more vibrant places to live. BlueHub Loan Fund helps connect low-income communities, many of them communities of color, with flexible financing to generate equitable and inclusive economic opportunity.

See our List of 2022 Partners

our mission

Our mission is to build healthy communities where low-income people live and work.