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The Community Investing Toolkit for the Faith Community, recently released by the Social Investment Forum, was developed to address the growing demand from religious investors for a community investing resource focused on the faith community.  The guide grew out of a 2007 roundtable discussion of 25 representatives from various religious institutions. 

Calvert Social Investment Foundation Calvert Foundation manages more than $200 million raised from thousands of caring investors who want to lift people out of poverty while earning a financial return on investment. While invested, their dollars are hard at work revitalizing poor communities around the world. Learn more at www.calvertfoundation.org or by calling 800.248.0337. Back to Top

DB Climate Change Advisors (DBCCA) DB Climate Change Advisors is Deutsche Asset Management's institutional and alternatives business in climate change. This business encompasses a suite of products covering a range of asset classes with investments across the climate change theme. The business features an industry-leading investment research team, with staff in New York and London. Back to Top

Hope Community Credit Union HOPE (Hope Community Credit Union) is a low-income designated, community development credit union that converts federally insured deposits into financial services for low-wealth communities across the Mid South. HOPE's membership consists of over 27,000 members, including low-income residents, socially-responsible individuals and hundreds of congregations, nonprofits, banks, corporations, and mission-driven organizations. Back to Top

Intel Intel is the world's largest semiconductor chip maker, developing advanced digital technology and components for the computing and communications industries. A common mission directs our efforts: to delight our customers, employees, and shareholders by relentlessly delivering advancements that become essential to the way people work and live. At Intel, it's about using that technology to make life better. www.intel.com/go/responsibility Back to Top

Milberg LLP Milberg LLP is the largest New York City-based law firm representing investors in class actions resulting from corporate securities fraud, corporate governance, derivative, and transactional litigation. Supported by a professional staff of investigators, forensic accountants, financial analysts, economic modeling experts, and paralegals, Milberg seeks to obtain optimal results for investors. Back to Top

Moxy Vote LLC Our mission is to utilize technology to increase participation in the corporate governance process. Moxy Vote seeks to give individual shareholders a voice once again in the boardrooms of the public companies they own, and to give advocates the tools to inform and mobilize people to vote their proxies. Back to Top

Self-Help Credit Union Self-Help celebrates 30 years of providing credit to underserved women, people of color, rural residents, and low-wealth families. Our federally insured CDs, IRAs, and Money Market accounts support our mortgage and small business lending and pay competitive interest rates. Visit www.self-help.org to improve lives, and your bottom line. Back to Top

ShoreBank ShoreBank, America's first and leading community development and environmental banking corporation, targets its resources to help create opportunities for economic equity for low wealth families. ShoreBank is committed to building vibrant communities by providing credit and other financial services for home ownership, small business development and loans that support the environment. Back to Top

Trillium Asset Management Nearly three decades focusing exclusively on sustainable and responsible investing. Equity, balanced, and fixed income portfolios for high net worth families, individuals, and institutions. Demonstrated record of competitive investment performance, and deep commitment to environmental sustainability, social justice, and human rights. Co-founder of the Social Investment Forum and Ceres. Back to Top