Sustainable Investing For All
Courtney Blodgett 
2020 has already seen massive economic damage related to climate change. The fires on the West Coast were deemed “climate fires” by Governor Inslee of Washington. The cost of only the direct cost of the 2020 California fires is estimated at $20 billion. More than 2.5 million acres of land have burned in California by … Read more
Becoming a sustainable investor and conscious consumer is a journey. Song Kim and Sara Shoff are sharing their journey via their podcast F***king Ethical. In this blog post, we will share Song and Sara’s sustainable investing stories and tips. Song’s Story & Tips Name: Song Kim Family background: Born in Korea, immigrated to the US … Read more
In this blog post, we will highlight a socially responsible exchange-traded fund (ETF). Change Finance offers the U.S. Large Cap Fossil Fuel Free ETF (CHGX). CHGX is an ETF that is truly socially responsible. Exchange-Traded Funds The first US exchange-traded funds (ETF) launched in 1993. Since then, ETFs have become one of the most popular … Read more
Through your investment on the microfinance crowdfunding platform Kiva, help fund African Entrepreneurship Collective, a non-profit that provides training and loans to African refugees.
As investors, there are several ways that we can do climate investing: corporate climate leaders investing, divesting, and shareholder action.
Learn what you can do to have your company to offer a sustainable 401(k) options that are aligned with your values. Read about one employee who took action.
Wealth inequality negatively affects our economy, harming more than just Black people. Investors must demand corporate accountability for racial diversity and equal pay.
We, as consumers, investors, employers, and employees, can help fund racial justice. Read 8 things you can do for racial justice.
CNote’s may appeal to investors looking for a stable return while supporting community development. Read the CNote Flagship Fund review.
Earth Day 2020 is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. As we sit at home in quarantine, holding our breaths in fear of the impact of COVID-19, the Earth is breathing a sigh of relief. What can we do differently, once the economy re-opens, to have less impact on our natural environment?