

The Community Alliance Project
At the heart of Community-Vision Solutions' endeavors lies our signature social enterprise initiative, the COMMUNITY ALLIANCE PROJECT (CAP). The CAP initiative originates from decades of social enterprise efforts to address rampant, unsustainable economic, environmental and social inequities in affordable housing and community development, local investment, and community wealth building.
CAP was conceived to provide qualifying under-resourced community stakeholders with a social enterprise partner, and level the community development playing field through the convergence of C-V Solutions’ deep networks, business expertise, and advocacy agenda. CAP is a mission-driven effort that equally prioritizes the well-being of People and Planet with social and financial returns, and is strategically crafted to create lasting positive change and foster sustainable and equitable communities.
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The multi-dimensional CAP model offers coordinated capital access, capacity-building technical assistance support, and expertise to create organizational, community impact and business outcomes for the greater good, including:
Origins of CAP
Why CAP?
CAP Objectives
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How It Works
CAP offers strategic alliances and expert consulting to support vulnerable communities and catalyze transformative opportunities. Through a structured three-phase process, CAP helps local stakeholders turn ideas into impact:
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Consultation & Assessment
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Direct Services
Our team provides hands-on support to implement opportunities and bring ideas to life. -
Joint Venture Facilitation
We build strategic partnerships that align missions, share resources, and accelerate growth.
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CAP is a trusted partner in community-driven development, helping organizations move from vision to lasting results.

Representative Sectors
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BIPOC grassroots empowerment groups
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Community Land Trust/Affordable Housing projects
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Small business (focus on underserved/BIPOC and Tribal communities)
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Green economic development
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Creative/Arts economic development
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Economic/Social Equality empowerment advocates