Capital for People and Land
We organize with movements toward economic liberation, relationships of repair and justice, and regenerative land stewardship.
JFI shifts financial flows toward a just transition by offering infrastructure for community capital projects managed by and for Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and working class communities.
Our Approach.
Community-Led Investing.
We partner with philanthropy and investors to deploy charitable capital, including program-related investments and grants to advance impact-first goals. These goals include climate and environmental justice; economic, racial, and gender justice; regenerative land stewardship; and other elements of a just transition. We resource opportunities led by and redistribute wealth to BIPOC communities. By building pooled investment funds, and facilitating capital from donor advised funds (DAFs), we make it easy to move patient and affordable capital to just transition, land access and stewardship, and community wealth building projects.
Community-Governed Fund Hosting.
We provide infrastructure support for visionary leaders who are reimagining how capital can uplift the practices of the BIPOC working class and other marginalized communities as well as ancestral and next economy wisdom to advance a just transition to regenerative economies. We work with trusted partners to complement our hosting services with: financial, compliance, and legal services; investments, grants and contract management; accounting, audit and valuation; technology infrastructure and support; and other core services for your back office so you can focus on shifting capital to those who have it least.
Restorative, Reparative, and Living Economy Projects.
We support collective organizing, somatic and spiritual approaches, and the practical economic experiments and models needed as we face ecological collapse and economic and social transition.
Our Growing Team.
We come from social, climate, and environmental justice organizing, philanthropy, and nonprofit backgrounds. Our approach is rooted in nuanced accountabilities and relationships with communities, organizations, and social justice leaders that we serve.
Alison Corwin, Director
Alexandra Desautels, Director
Marion Gee, Director of Strategy
Kathryn Gilje, Managing Director
Anand Jahi, Director of Movement Relationships
Alexander W. Saingchin, Director Emeritus
Sabrina Wu, Director
Featured Projects.
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Centering wealth redistribution, the Movement Trust of Just Futures PBC is a model for community wealth-building that demonstrates that we can create a better, more just financial system that doesn’t make the rich even richer. Not to be confused with Just Futures Impact (JFI), Just Futures Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) will provide 55% of its profits to five community-led, social movement organizations via the Movement Trust. JFI serves as the facilitator for the Movement Trust of Just Futures PBC, and the five nonprofit movement owners are: Center for Economic Democracy, Chisholm Legacy Project, National Black Food & Justice Alliance, NDN Collective, and Right To The City Alliance. Learn More.
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A fund centering local community control, non-extractive finance & right relationships, rematriation, and repair, the Just Transition Integrated Capital Fund offers foundations the opportunity move endowed assets to BIPOC and working class controlled funds and grassroots projects through non-extractive financing in the form of 0% loans and catalytic grants. Learn more.
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Somatics of Money supports people and organizations to reimagine and embody a transformative relationship to money—one that is heart-centered, grounded in spirit, and allows us to collectively live in right relationship with ourselves, other beings, and the earth. Learn more.
Just Futures Impact, Inc. is an independent 501(c)(3) organization and is not affiliated with any for-profit entities, including Just Futures, PBC. The use of similar names does not imply any affiliation or endorsement.