VCC Featured on Pages of Virginia Business Magazine
7/9/2012
Virginia Community Capital (VCC) has been recognized as a non-profit innovator in a similarly named article in this month’s Virginia Business magazine. Writer Donna Gregory interviewed Jane Henderson, VCC President and CEO, in December 2011 and incorporated the material in “Nonprofit innovators: Organizations find creative ways to solve problems,” a feature on three Virginia-based non-profits engaged in the extraordinary.
As the introduction to VCC states: “The reputation of the U.S. banking industry took a beating in the 2008-09 financial crisis. Virginia Community Capital (VCC), a nonprofit community development financial institution, is doing its part to change that.”
The Communications Research Institute in Roanoke and the Virginia Goodwill Network are also profiled in the article. To read the complete article click here.
About Virginia Community Capital:
With offices in Christiansburg and Richmond, Virginia Community Capital (VCC) is dedicated to the prospect of building wealth for all through our lending, savings, and advisory services. As a community development financial institution (CDFI), our mission is to offer innovative, flexible financial products designed to support housing and community development ventures, increase jobs, and encourage sustainable communities. In partnership with our for-profit bank, Community Capital Bank of Virginia (CCB), the non-profit VCC offers loan capital broader and more flexible than bank lending in low- to moderate-income communities in underserved geographies and markets. Learn more at vacommunitycapital.org.
