WE INVEST TO CREATE THRIVING COMMUNITIES OF OPPORTUNITY ACROSS THE U.S.
WHO IS LISC STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS?
LISC Strategic Investment (SI) is LISC’s national business group charged with leading LISC managed impact investment funds, community investment accelerators, and venture fund investments. We invest to effect significant impact in communities of opportunity across the US and secure significant financial returns.
Our diverse leadership team is driven by the confidence that capital can be used to make a difference for people across the US. We put our 120+ years of combined experience to work determinedly to ensure our investments make sustained impact.
LISC Fund Management, LLC (LFM) is the legal entity that serves as the manager of LISC's pooled investment vehicles on behalf of LISC. These innovative investment vehicles, allow for partners to engage with LISC in new ways.
OUR PARENT COMPANY
LOCAL INITIATIVES SUPPORT CORPORATION
The Local Initiatives Support Corporation, known as LISC, is one of the US’s largest Community Development Finance Institutions (CDFI). Since 1979, LISC has been supporting projects and programs to revitalize communities and bring greater economic opportunity to residents.
Through LISC’s 38 local offices, a rural program that reaches more than 2,400 counties in 49 states, and LISC-founded affiliates and entities, we work with a vast network of community-based partners to make investments in housing, businesses, jobs, education, safety and health.
COLLECTIVELY WE AFFECT CHANGE
LISC SI works alongside LISC local offices, LISC subject matter experts, and LISC affiliate companies to develop, execute, and manage impact funds, community investment accelerators, and venture fund investments.
WE ARE ONE LISC
The investment pools sponsored by LISC are available only to eligible investors, are offered only pursuant to their official offering documents, and are managed by LISC Fund Management, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of LISC. LISC Fund Management is an investment adviser registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”). Registration of an investment adviser with the SEC does not imply any level of skill or training. Please visit the SEC’s website at www.adviserinfo.sec.gov to see LISC Fund Management’s Form ADV, which contains important disclosures, including further disclosures about material conflicts of interest, risks, and limitations associated with LISC Fund Management.