Our Story

Foresight Foundation’s differentiation is based on the unique partnership with an existing national CDFI, the expertise of its team, the strategic economic perspective, and the placement of its product within the marketplace.

About Us

Although Foresight Foundation for Economic Equity is a new fund, it is not a traditional start up as the founders/directors have over 100 years’ experience.

Foresight is unique in that it is a Black/African American organization seeking to serve minority business enterprises with the ability to bring and package larger than the current average financial transactions by focusing on neighborhood revitalization, real estate, midsize companies, and partnerships with national non-profit organizations.

Annual Report

About Us

Although Foresight Foundation for Economic Equity is a new fund, it is not a traditional start up as the founders/directors have over 100 years’ experience.

Foresight is unique in that it is a Black/African American organization seeking to serve minority business enterprises with the ability to bring and package larger than the current average financial transactions by focusing on neighborhood revitalization, real estate, midsize companies, and partnerships with national non-profit organizations.

Annual Report

Effective Change With Partnerships

Foresight intends to partner with governmental, non-governmental organizations (e.g., Members of the National Minority Supplier Diversity Council) and corporate entities to effectuate current financial policies and commitments representing supplier diversity goals and corporate pledges toward racial inclusiveness and equity efforts.

In order to grow in size, do bigger things, it will be important to do so with the joint venture sponsor, Raza Development Fund, providing services to the Black/African American community in Phoenix, Arizona then more broadly – regionally then nationally.

Effective Change With Partnerships

Foresight intends to partner with governmental, non-governmental organizations (e.g., Members of the National Minority Supplier Diversity Council) and corporate entities to effectuate current financial policies and commitments representing supplier diversity goals and corporate pledges toward racial inclusiveness and equity efforts.

In order to grow in size, do bigger things, it will be important to do so with the joint venture sponsor, Raza Development Fund, providing services to the Black/African American community in Phoenix, Arizona then more broadly – regionally then nationally.