Member Representatives
PCG is a membership corporation comprised of faith based institutions committed to promoting economic justice through community investing. Our co-sponsoring members bring their names, reputations, vision, values and resources to support its mission of economic justice and provide leadership in supporting the growth of a permanent institution dedicated to investing in the common good. We invite institutions of all denominations and diverse traditions to join us in our collaborative effort.
Our members include:
Christian Brothers Investment Services, Inc.
Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange
The Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia
Society of the Holy Child Jesus
Racine Dominicans
Adrian Dominican Sisters
Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville, New York
Dominican Sisters of Great Bend, Kansas
Grand Rapids Dominicans
Member Representitives
In 2003, PCG became a nonprofit membership corporation comprised of faith-based institutions committed to promoting economic justice through community investing. These religious institutions, individually or as a collective, have adopted PCG as a ministry. Our Permanent Members appoint representatives to play a role in PCG's governance structure. Learn more about our members and becoming a member here.
Sister Cathy Arnold
Representative of the Dominican Collaborative
Sister Christine Beckett, SCN
Nazareth Literary and Benevolent Institution
Associate Director for Business and Finance
Sister Karen Elliott
Mercy College of Ohio
Chair and Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Representative of Sisters of the Precious Blood
Sister Mary Bernadette McNulty, C.S.J.
Sister Nora Nash, O.S.F.
Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia
Director of Corporate Social Responsibility
Sister Mary Ann Rosenbaum
Congregation of St. Joseph
Director of Pastoral Care
Julie Tanner
Christian Brothers Investment Service
Director, Catholic Responsible Investing
West Wood Oaks
West Wood Oaks is the only dedicated affordable rental housing development in Fairfax, VA. PCG helped to finance the acquisition and rehabilitation of the West Wood Oaks apartments.
The Music Settlement
The Music Settlement, a child development program that provides free or low-cost musical training for youth, will expand to serve 128 students with a loan from PCG.
South Meadow Development
Champlain Housing Trust (CHT) is a community land trust that supports strong, vital communities through the development of affordable homes and neighborhoods. With a loan from PCG, they redeveloped Burlington, Vermont's South Meadow Development affordable housing complex.