Como socio de confianza con un historial comprobado de estabilidad, rendimiento financiero y una calificación S&P AA-, ofrecemos oportunidades seguras para impulsar un cambio transformador y, al mismo tiempo, cumplir con los objetivos de inversión.
Stories of Impact
Built to Last
“RDF understood the stakes. They recognized homeownership is more than a roof over a family’s head—it’s a pathway to financial stability.”
—Tom Collishaw, President & CEO, Self-Help Enterprises
Self-Help Enterprises has empowered thousands of families to achieve homeownership through hard work and solidarity, building not just houses but stronger communities. With RDF’s support, they overcame complex challenges in Lamont, California, creating stability and opportunity for families in need.
“Kitchen of Purpose is so much more than cooking. It’s about giving people tools to build a better future. Thanks to RDF, we have the space and the stability to keep making that happen.”
—Brian MacNair, CEO, Kitchen of Purpose
Kitchen of Purpose transforms lives through culinary training, entrepreneurship, and food assistance, but the pandemic nearly derailed its mission. With RDF’s flexible support, they stabilized operations and continue to create opportunities—one skill and one meal at a time.
RDF provided us with the financing we needed to purchase a building for our school — a lifeline at a time when banks were hesitant to support charter schools. Their backing not only gave us resources but also credibility.
—Allison Kokkoros, CEO, Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School
When a financial crisis forced the closure of Washington, D.C.’s leading adult education program, its leaders refused to give up. With RDF’s support, the Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School was reborn, growing into a nationally recognized model for adult education and workforce development.
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