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It’s the Wrong Question!

How much is your financial return discounted by your mission investment strategy?'

The World Has Changed and So Must We

A New Approach – Like other American foundations, The F. B. Heron Foundation has for years focused on helping families at the bottom of the economic and social scale —

Field Notes: Impact and Risk

Today we’re hearing from others in the field on the tricky relationship between impact and risk.

Solutions for Impact Investors: From Strategy to Implementation

In writing this monograph, our main goal is to provide impact investors with tools to tighten the link between their investment decisions and impact creation.

Equity Advancing Equity: How Community Philanthropy Can Build Racial and Social Equity through Mission Investing

Putting investment portfolios to work for the greater good can unlock opportunity in marginalized communities, especially those with substantial minority or low-income populations. Equity Advancing Equity frames some of the possibilities for the growing practice of mission investing and captures the momentum of a dozen community foundations that are leading the way.

Investing for Social & Environmental Impact: A Design for Catalyzing an Emerging Industry, Executive Summary

This executive summary provides an overview of impact investing and how leaders could accelerate its evolution and increase its ultimate impact in the world.

Maximizing Returns to Colleges and Communities: Handbook on Community Investing

The strategic investment of university endowment funds can improve the quality of life in communities throughout the United States and beyond. This handbook is a guide for college and university administrators, trustees, finance committee members, and all other university stakeholders interested in developing and implementing community investment policies for the institution's endowment.

Mission Stewardship: Aligning Programs, Investments, and Administration to Achieve Impact

An essay by Heron Board Chairman, William M. Dietel.