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Anchor Mission Implementation Roadmap

bpham · May 19, 2025 ·

This roadmap collects common milestones in the Anchor Mission implementation journey and shares examples of how health systems have educated staff on community needs and the Anchor Mission vision, created new staff positions to advance anchor strategies, developed dashboards to track progress, and more.

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Place-Based Investments in Action: How Healthcare Anchor Network Members are Helping Build Healthier Communities

bpham · Feb 17, 2025 ·

The Healthcare Anchor Network defines place-based investing (PBI) as an impact investing approach that generates positive social and economic impacts in historically disinvested communities and geographies, while achieving a modest financial return, or at least preserving the principal of the investment.  Place-based investments address financing gaps in the marketplace by providing affordable and flexible capital […]

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Place-based Investing Overview

bpham · Jan 15, 2025 ·

Overview of place-based investing with case studies, key strategies, and tips for getting started.

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Impact Purchasing Overview

bpham · Jan 15, 2025 ·

Overview on impact purchasing with case studies, key strategies, and tips for getting started.

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Impact Workforce Overview

bpham · Jan 15, 2025 ·

Overview on Impact Workforce with case studies, key strategies, and tips for getting started.

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Ensuring policies positively impact health equity

bpham · Oct 2, 2024 ·

Healthcare Anchor Network (HAN) member Rush University System for Health greeted the Democratic National Convention (DNC) to Chicago with a large banner on its hospital that read, “Who gets the chance to be healthy?” to raise awareness that policies at both the local and federal levels impact population health. Rush also penned a Chicago Sun Times op-ed on this topic, […]

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Housing is key to thriving

bpham · Oct 2, 2024 ·

HAN and HAN member Kaiser Permanente’s Housing for Health Fund were cited as healthcare sector institutions that are helping to create housing programs through place-based investing and partnerships. Kaiser Permanente has invested $50 million into the fund since it was created in 2019, which has resulted in the preservation of more than 1,200 housing units. From the Modern […]

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Leveraging philanthropy for the anchor mission

bpham · Aug 27, 2024 ·

Across the country, Healthcare Anchor Network (HAN) members are shifting their resources for community giving to align with their anchor mission strategies and support community wealth building. This edition of our newsletter highlights examples of HAN members going upstream with their community giving to better address root cause issues and strengthen their neighborhoods. HAN is curious […]

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Deploying grants & support for inclusive economic development

bpham · Aug 27, 2024 ·

Kaiser Permanente: Since 2020, LISC and its affiliate Broadstreet have deployed $23.5 million in grants and support from Kaiser Permanente and leveraged an additional $48.9 million in funding. These funds have advanced inclusive economic development activities in more than a dozen cities such as access to good jobs, wealth building, and supporting locally-owned businesses. Examples […]

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Supporting local, diverse & employee-owned food businesses with grants & loans

bpham · Aug 26, 2024 ·

HAN members Boston Children’s Hospital and Boston Medical Center provided a combination of low-interest loans and grants totaling $1 million to City Fresh Foods to buy and renovate an 18,000 sq. ft. building in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood in order to expand its operational capacity. The company is the only minority- and employee-owned, and minority-led food service company in Massachusetts. From […]

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