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Veronica Maggiori
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Kachuwa Impact Fund is an excellent company. I have been investing with them for over a year now and I am extremely satisfied with the returns I have received. The team at Kachuwa Impact Fund is very knowledgeable and always available to answer any questions I have. Keep up the great work!

Jerry Feldt
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I recently started investing with a new impact fund and I am really impressed with the results so far. The team is professional and the communication is top-notch. I would highly recommend this company to anyone looking to make a positive impact with their investments.

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About Kachuwa Impact Fund

Kachuwa Impact Fund is an investment cooperative and public benefit corporation focused on owning and operating “impact real estate” and investing in privately-held “impact companies. Kachuwa is a cooperative corporation formed under Colorado law. A cooperative corporation is one that is formed for the benefit of its members, provides for one vote per member (regardless of the amount of their investment), and distributes profits on the basis of “patronage” – which generally means the amount of business done with the cooperative. As a cooperative, Kachuwa is democratically owned and controlled by its members. By design, at least 60% of Kachuwa’s assets are real estate and no more than 40% of its assets are investments.