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A Complete Unknown is a non-profit design firm dedicated to developing thoughtful and innovative solutions to the needs of the underserved. Our focus is on:

• Spaces that foster social equity & dignity
• Affordable housing & housing for the homeless
• Shelter, medical & support facilities for refugees
• Community, civic, educational & cultural facilities for the disadvantaged
• Commercial & office facilities for the disadvantaged & non-profit businesses
• Preservation & restoration of nature
• Animal welfare

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A Complete Unknown
918 U Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
Suman Sorg, Chief Executive Officer and Founder

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www.acompleteunknown.org

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The Planning Council’s mission is to identify community needs, connect people with solutions and improve lives.

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The Planning Council
2551 Eltham Ave, Suite I
Norfolk, VA 23513
Angela Kellam, President/CEO

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www.theplanningcouncil.org

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The Washington Housing Conservancy (WHC) is an independent, 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to combating housing displacement while preserving racially diverse mixed-income communities in the Greater Washington area. WHC aims to promote housing stability and economic mobility for moderate to low income residents living in apartment communities in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.

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Washington Housing Conservancy
1310 L St NW, Suite 325
Washington, DC 20005
Kimberly Driggins, Executive Director

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www.washingtonhousingconservancy.org

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City First Enterprises (CFE) is a financial institution working at the intersection of financial innovation and impact investment, in the quest for a more equitable economy. We are risk entrepreneurs investing in underserved communities, centering our focus on the people and places historically overlooked by mainstream finance.

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City First Enterprises Inc.
1 Thomas Circle NW, Suite 700
Washington, DC 20005
Lisa Williams, Operations and Program Manager

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www.cfenterprises.org

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The Institute for Market Transformation (IMT) catalyzes demand for high-performing buildings. Why? The buildings in which we live and work are the single largest energy user in the United States, accounting for ~40% of total energy consumption.At IMT, we see a clear path to reducing energy use by 30% or more across U.S. commercial, industrial, and multifamily buildings by 2030. The resulting benefits are life changing.

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Institute for Market Transformation Inc.
1707 L Street NW, Suite 1050
Washington, DC 20036
Lindsey Falasca, Director

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www.imt.org