Capital
Our goal is to build wealth for all stakeholders in our portfolio companies – owners, management, and employees. We employ a hands-on, value-added investing approach that involves both investing capital as well as working closely with management to insure that capital is deployed in an optimal manner for the successful execution of a long term growth strategy.
Equity Investing
Pacific Community Ventures, an innovative nonprofit organization, is affiliated with three double bottom line investment funds (Pacific Community Management). Our investment funds provide capital and hands-on guidance to high growth California businesses that bring significant economic gains to lower-income employees as well as deliver exceptional financial returns to business owners and to our investors. By investing resources through both our nonprofit programs and our funds, we are creating lasting economic and social change by increasing the number and quality of jobs provided to California's economically underserved areas.
Visit www.pcvfund.com for more information about Pacific Community Ventures investment funds.
Latest News and Publications
April 11, 2012
Sharing is Caring
I’m not going to lie: I’m not great at sharing. Growing up in a busy household with four siblings and a menagerie of pets had me scrambling for the spotlight, the last bit of mac n’ cheese and most importantly, the front seat in my mom’s minivan. And yes, I definitely made a line down the middle of my bedroom with blue painter’s tape to keep my older sister away from my Beanie Babies collection. However, with people sharing everything from offices to nannies to parking spaces these days, I think it’s time to give it another whirl...
April 04, 2012
Looking for Capital? A list of the Bay Area’s most active Angel Investors
Looking for capital? The San Francisco Business Times recently released a list of the most active angel investors in the greater Bay Area. This list is ranked according to capital invested in 2011 and includes active angel investors in the following counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Sonoma.
May 21, 2012
Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center Presents: San Francisco's 10th District Supervisor, Malia Cohen
April 16, 2012
PCV Annual Report 2011
With your support, in 2011 PCV stepped up our efforts to get people working again. And not just working, but prospering. To prosper means to flourish;...
February 18, 2011
A New Way to Talk About Small Business: The Time Has Come for a Common Language
There is a steady call for policies and programs to help small business lead the charge in hiring more workers and helping to restore prosperity...
February 10, 2011
PCV Annual Report 2010: Reinventing Prosperity
This annual report highlights real examples of collaborative problem-solving. Read on to see how, with PCV’s support, companies continue to create economic growth...For additional information:
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