What is Mission Aligned Investing (MAI)?

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Our MAI Endowment Starter Kit Provides The Basics You Need

[1]    Define your mission and values.

[2]    Examine what your investments fund.

[3]    Identify which investments don’t align.

[4]    Find new investments that align with your mission.

[5]    Let your money grow and do great things!

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Elizabeth with Ruth Shaber, MD, and Patience Marime-Ball, esq., co-authors of The XX Edge: Unlocking Higher Returns and Lower Risk.

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Elizabeth with Ruth Shaber, MD, and Patience Marime-Ball, esq., co-authors of The XX Edge: Unlocking Higher Returns and Lower Risk.

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FAQs

From our start in 1992! Our founder, Dr. Hal Taussig, Sr., had no idea this is what he set in motion. After all, there was no term or understanding of mission aligned investing then. What Hal knew is that it made no sense to him to invest in things he didn’t agree with only to give the earnings from those investments to things he did believe in. So from the get-go, he used our endowment as a revolving loan fund. This was considered so far out-of-the-box, that we were denied membership in our local foundation umbrella organization for a time. Now that organization is a champion of MAI – and we are members!

Absolutely! We are here as a resource for you. We’re elated when organizations reach out. Together we will shift the paradigm.

Contact Elizabeth at [email protected] with questions and conversation. Our team can answer your questions, guide you on your journey, present to your staff and board on the benefits of mission aligned investing, match-make you with a foundation that is further along on the MAI journey, and more!

 

Studies show that returns on MAI are equal or superior to traditional investing. The XX Edge: Unlocking Higher Returns and Lower Risk by Patience Marime-Ball, Esq. &  Ruth Shaber, MD, demonstrates how businesses run by teams with diversity of gender and race are more profitable.

Consider as well that if your endowment is invested without a mission lens, your investments are probably working against your very mission. So with 5% of your assets working for your mission through grants and overhead, and up to 95% working against your mission – you do the math!

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