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Dignity Capital, founded by Elizabeth Funk in 2004, is an impact investing organization based in the United States. It operates multiple funds aimed at addressing social issues through for-profit investments. The Dignity Fund was among the first for-profit funds in the microfinance sector, highlighting its innovative approach to financial solutions.
Dignity Capital primarily invests in social enterprises in Latin America, targeting sectors like low-income housing, sustainable agriculture, and urban revitalization. Their investment strategy combines venture capital principles with a commitment to achieving both financial returns and measurable community improvements. Return expectations vary from market-based returns to self-sustaining models.
Notable projects include DignityMoves, which provides transitional housing for the homeless, and Candid Cacao, a fine chocolate brand in Costa Rica that collaborates with local farmers. The Dignity Fund has funded 23 microfinance organizations globally, while Unitus has helped over 10 million families reduce poverty. Additionally, Sol Organica markets agricultural products in Nicaragua.
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