Bring together government officials and impacted communities to prioritize investments in transportation.

Invest in new ideas that increase transportation options and access for persons below 50% AMI.

Use your influence as a funder to encourage innovative cross-sector approaches to the constantly evolving violence in low-income communities.

Promote community safety and justice practices that achieve intended benefits for impacted communities.

Work with community members, developers, and local government on solutions that prevent displacement of residents and ensure affordable housing for those living below 50% AMI.

Invest in low-risk opportunities for buyers below 50% AMI who would not otherwise be able to access credit and other resources to buy a home.

Eviction prevention is far more cost-efficient (for the jurisdictions more so than families, themselves) than finding housing and other support for families that have been evicted.

Invest in partnerships for mixed income residences that have a holistic social service model.

Invest in creative housing solutions. Examples include building housing out of shipping containers, pre-fab tiny houses and 3D printed homes for those seeking an alternative to homelessness.

Work with your Board members' networks to build innovative partnerships aimed at increasing health resources in low-income communities.

Work in cross-sector partnerships with those dedicated to financial empowerment for individuals living below 50% AMI.

Build partnerships with schools and businesses to create opportunities for students who have developed specific professional interests.

Bring together business, faith, and other sectors to create new child care centers responsive to the needs of those living below the below 50% AMI.

Support child care centers in low-income communities where non-traditional schedules or extra hours are needed.

Host forums to help organizations and social enterprises share impact and best practices, and to identify service gaps.

Invest in partnerships for mixed income residences that have a holistic social service model.

Research and support non-traditional options that can reduce the burdensome nature of child care.