Investments
17Portfolio Exits
7Funds
2About Boston Community Capital
Boston Community Capital (BCC) is a community development financial institution whose mission is to build healthy communities where low-income people live and work. BCC accomplishes this mission by investing in projects that provide affordable housing, good jobs, and new opportunities in low-income communities, connecting these neighborhoods to the mainstream economy. Boston Community Venture Fund (www.bcvfund.com) invests at the intersection of strong community values and solid business practices. As an organization founded on the conviction that financial return and social return need not be mutually exclusive, it is proving that investment in growth-oriented local businesses can be both a sound financial proposition and an effective way to build stronger communities.

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Latest Boston Community Capital News
Oct 4, 2018
Share this article BOSTON, Oct. 4, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- BlueHub Capital is the new name of the mission-driven national nonprofit organization formerly known as Boston Community Capital. Founded in 1985, the nonprofit's early focus was on Boston and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Over the next three decades, the organization greatly expanded its financing capabilities and geographic footprint. "For over 30 years, as Boston Community Capital, we have been helping to build healthy communities where low-income people live and work," said BlueHub Capital CEO Elyse Cherry. "We've updated our name to BlueHub Capital, but our mission and values remain: investing in people and communities for an inclusive future." Watch the video. "Our new name, BlueHub Capital, embraces our national reach and speaks to our innovation and financial expertise in serving the needs of low-income communities," Ms. Cherry added. BlueHub Capital has a long track record of reinvigorating communities by financing affordable housing, child and youth programs, schools and health care facilities; renovating commercial real estate in distressed neighborhoods; introducing solar power to help contain energy costs of low-income families; and lending to homeowners facing the threat of foreclosure. To date, BlueHub Capital has invested over $1.4 billion in projects and has leveraged over $7 billion in public and private investment in underserved communities nationwide. Why BlueHub Capital? "Blue" refers to the concept of a blue economy, which first emerged more than a decade ago. In its current 3.0 incarnation, the blue economy seeks to marry creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship to create economic benefit for all the people and communities we serve. We participate in blue economy goals by using our financial innovation expertise to create affordable housing and community facilities that reflect the needs and interests of community residents, to provide new mortgages to homeowners in default or foreclosure, and to promote job creation, sustainability and resiliency. The idea of the blue economy assures that our economic thinking continues to focus on achieving an equitable prosperity that includes low-income people and communities. More About the BlueHub Capital Rebranding BlueHub Capital's rebranding includes a striking new logo and tagline—Investing in people and communities for an inclusive future—underscoring its commitment to meet the evolving needs of the communities it serves. Reflecting the principles of the blue economy, BlueHub Capital's logo, which depicts an organic cradling of green and blue, is a symbol of the organization's commitment to economic equity and inclusion. Boston-based Opus Design created the brand identity and refreshed its website with development assistance from TANK Design, which is also based in Boston. Michele Levy of Brand Strategy Consulting guided the renaming process and developed the marketing strategy. BlueHub Capital Affiliates Rebranded BlueHub Capital has also rebranded its three main affiliates, which share the common purpose of connecting low-income communities with the resources and capital they need to thrive: BlueHub Loan Fund replaces Boston Community Loan Fund. BlueHub SUN replaces Stabilizing Urban Neighborhoods (SUN). Affiliates Aura Mortgage Advisors LLC and NSP Residential LLC are keeping their names. BlueHub Energy encompasses BCC Solar and the range of Boston Community Capital's sustainability work. Website and Email Addresses SOURCE BlueHub Capital; Boston Community Capital Related Links
Boston Community Capital Investments
17 Investments
Boston Community Capital has made 17 investments. Their latest investment was in WegoWise as part of their Series A - II on May 5, 2013.

Boston Community Capital Investments Activity

Date | Round | Company | Amount | New? | Co-Investors | Sources |
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5/14/2013 | Series A - II | WegoWise | $3M | No | 3 | |
8/8/2012 | Series A | WegoWise | $1.9M | Yes | 1 | |
7/6/2012 | Series C | SelecTech | $3.24M | No | ||
11/17/2006 | Unattributed VC | |||||
11/17/2006 | Series D |
Date | 5/14/2013 | 8/8/2012 | 7/6/2012 | 11/17/2006 | 11/17/2006 |
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Round | Series A - II | Series A | Series C | Unattributed VC | Series D |
Company | WegoWise | WegoWise | SelecTech | ||
Amount | $3M | $1.9M | $3.24M | ||
New? | No | Yes | No | ||
Co-Investors | |||||
Sources | 3 | 1 |
Boston Community Capital Portfolio Exits
7 Portfolio Exits
Boston Community Capital has 7 portfolio exits. Their latest portfolio exit was WegoWise on September 04, 2018.
Boston Community Capital Acquisitions
1 Acquisition
Boston Community Capital acquired 1 company. Their latest acquisition was Esa on May 18, 2004.
Date | Investment Stage | Companies | Valuation Valuations are submitted by companies, mined from state filings or news, provided by VentureSource, or based on a comparables valuation model. | Total Funding | Note | Sources |
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5/18/2004 | Acquired |
Date | 5/18/2004 |
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Note | Acquired |
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Boston Community Capital Fund History
2 Fund Histories
Boston Community Capital has 2 funds, including BCLF Ventures II, LLC.
Closing Date | Fund | Fund Type | Status | Amount | Sources |
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8/31/2003 | BCLF Ventures II, LLC | Multi-Stage Venture Capital | Closed | $17M | 1 |
12/31/2000 | BCLF Ventures I, LLC |
Closing Date | 8/31/2003 | 12/31/2000 |
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Fund | BCLF Ventures II, LLC | BCLF Ventures I, LLC |
Fund Type | Multi-Stage Venture Capital | |
Status | Closed | |
Amount | $17M | |
Sources | 1 |
Boston Community Capital Team
7 Team Members
Boston Community Capital has 7 team members, including current Controller, E. Matthew Gautieri.
Name | Work History | Title | Status |
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E. Matthew Gautieri | Controller | Current | |
Name | E. Matthew Gautieri | ||||
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Title | Controller | ||||
Status | Current |