GENERATIONAL WEALTH BUILDING
Generational wealth isn’t just about income—it’s about assets, ownership, and access to opportunities that can be passed down to future generations
TICC’s investment strategy is designed to create lasting financial stability through clean energy by:
1) Investing in Renewable Energy Ownership
Many clean energy projects are developed for Native communities but not by Native communities. We are shifting that model by financing:
- Tribal-owned solar farms that generate long-term revenue for Native nations.
- Battery storage and microgrids that keep energy dollars circulating in Native economies.
- Residential solar financing so that Native families can own their energy, reduce costs, and build equity.
Instead of sending energy revenue to outside corporations, our investments ensure that the economic benefits of clean energy stay in the communities where they are needed most.
2) Supporting Native Entrepreneurs and Businesses
Business ownership is one of the most powerful ways to build generational wealth, but access to capital has been a major barrier for Native entrepreneurs. TICC is addressing this by:
- Providing low-interest loans to new and developing companies, construction firms, and infrastructure developers working with native communities.
- Financing large-scale clean energy projects that hire and contract Indigenous-owned businesses.
- Supporting Native-led supply chains for solar manufacturing and installation, creating opportunities at every level of the clean energy economy.
When we invest in Native-owned businesses, we create jobs, build local economies, and empower families to pass down assets for generations.
3) Strengthening Financial Infrastructure for Future Generations
Access to capital is one of the biggest barriers to economic growth in underserved communities. That’s why TICC is not just a lender—we are also a force for strengthening Native financial institutions. By supporting other Native CDFIs, we ensure that:
- More Native communities have access to business loans, homeownership programs, and investment capital.
- Tribal governments and Native entrepreneurs can secure funding for large-scale economic development projects.
- The clean energy economy becomes a source of intergenerational financial empowerment, not just a short-term investment opportunity.
This means that future generations will not have to rely on outside institutions for financing—they will have Indigenous-led, community-owned financial systems that put their interests first.
Long-Term Impact: A Vision for 2030 and Beyond
TICC’s investments are already reshaping the economic future for Native and underserved communities. Over the next decade, our goal is to:
🔹 Deploy $100 million in capital to renewable energy projects that build lasting wealth in Native communities.
🔹 Finance 500+ homes and businesses with solar energy solutions that create energy independence.
🔹 Fund tribally owned solar manufacturing and development projects that generate revenue and create jobs for future generations.
🔹Support the growth of Native financial institutions and CDFIs, ensuring long-term access to capital.
Join us in building a future where Native and underserved communities don’t just survive—they thrive.
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