Two years after launching an innovative loan fund in collaboration with leaders of color in the Tucson business community, Community Investment Corporation (CIC) and
A $100,000 investment has been made to support at least 10 Southern Arizona small business entrepreneurs who are Black, Indigenous or people of color.
by Kimber Lanning, Andre Whittington, and Danny Knee As our country prepares to spend billions of dollars in new funding on environmental efforts, America
Photo credit: Kylee Musslewhite with permission from Frozen Delight Delicious frozen yogurt, ice cream, and boba may draw you to Frozen Delight, but the
Desert Sky Produce in southern Arizona Courtesy of Local First Arizona When John Benedict drove from Philadelphia to rural southern Arizona five years ago
After 15 wonderful years, Yolie is ready for a new adventure! Community Investment Corporation (CIC) is emotionally conflicted to announce that Yolanda McCarty will
Regal Fierce Media Wins Spark Award from the Better Business Bureau Serving Southern Arizona Community Investment Corporation (CIC) is thrilled to announce and celebrate
National Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies honors Essential Workers Housing Fund with Presitigous Award of Single-Family Excellence From left: Patty Gonzalez, Director of
Tucson-area small businesses unable to get traditional commercial loans can tap a new source of capital, thanks to two local nonprofit organizations. The Tucson-based
MySchoolsTucson Has Launched and Needs Your Feedback! TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – Finding the perfect school for your little one just got a lot
Local Nonprofit launches School Locator and Educational Resource MySchoolsTucson.org. Needs feedback from the community. Community Investment Corporation developed and launched an online platform to
Tucson Small Business to Have Access to $500,000 in Revenue-Based Financing Through Innovative Nonprofit Partnership Community Investment Corporation partners with Startup Tucson, Common Future
