
Mobilizing private wealth for Massachusetts communities.
Massachusetts has more than $9 trillion in private wealth. If just 1% were mobilized for aligned investing, it could unlock $90 billion for arts and creativity, housing, climate resilience, entrepreneurship, workforce development, health, community ownership, and local economic vitality.
MA Impact Days brings together investors, foundations, family offices, entrepreneurs, cohort leaders, and community builders to discover opportunities, build trusted relationships, and activate capital across Massachusetts.

Join a cohort, start a cohort, or attend as an individual. Wherever you are in your impact investing journey, MA Impact Days gives you a place to begin, build relationships, and take action.
Location: Burlington, Massachusetts
Format: 2-Day Conference, November 10–11
Supported by: Barr Foundation + Gilson Family Foundation
Across Massachusetts, strong businesses, nonprofits, cooperatives, housing initiatives, climate solutions, and community-rooted enterprises are ready to grow. At the same time, many investors, foundations, families, corporations, and institutions are looking for ways to align more of their capital with their values and communities.
MA Impact Days is designed to connect the two by surfacing opportunities, building trusted relationships, and helping capital move toward Massachusetts communities.
MA Impact Days is a curated convening for investors, foundations, family offices, cohort teams, entrepreneurs, and community builders ready to learn, connect, and act.
We surface curated Massachusetts opportunities across businesses, nonprofits, cooperatives, funds, housing, workforce, climate, and community-rooted initiatives ready for aligned capital.
You learn through cohort-based experiences, peer networks, practical curriculum, expert guidance, and real-world examples.
The goal is to help you understand how impact investing works and build the confidence, language, and relationships to align more of your capital with your values, communities, and long-term vision.
Relationships deepen into real investment conversations and commitments. You leave with the confidence, language, infrastructure, and trusted relationships needed to move capital into the places and opportunities you care about most.
Cohorts continue meeting after MA Impact Days to deepen relationships, review opportunities, share learning, and build long-term investment momentum across Massachusetts.
One of the most powerful parts of MA Impact Days is the cohort model.
Cohorts bring together investors, foundations, family offices, entrepreneurs, and community leaders around shared sectors, identities, geographies, and missions.
Each cohort is designed to help participants build trusted relationships, learn together, review opportunities, explore aligned investment strategies, and mobilize meaningful capital.
You can join an existing cohort, launch a new cohort, or attend as an individual. All are welcome.
Lead: Keri Browder, Prime Coalition
Lead: Jean Hammond, Impact Investor and LearnLaunch Fund and Accelerator
Lead: Margi Dashevsky, Impact Investor
When: November 10 & 11, 2026
Where: Boston Marriott Burlington – One Burlington Mall Road, Burlington, Massachusetts, USA, 01803
MA Impact Days 2026 is a two-day convening bringing together investors, foundations, community leaders, and entrepreneurs to mobilize capital for a more resilient and equitable New England. New England is rich with intellectual capital, financial resources, and civic leadership — yet too much capital stays on the sidelines. MA Impact Days helps move it.
Because MA Impact Days is designed to bring together participants from across rural and urban Massachusetts, as well as the broader New England region, we made the thoughtful decision to host the conference in Burlington, Massachusetts, a location that is accessible by air, car, and public transportation. Burlington is located just off I-95/Route 128 and Route 3, making it a practical meeting point for attendees traveling from across the Commonwealth and neighboring states.
Flying
The primary airport for attendees flying in is Boston Logan International Airport, which is approximately 18 miles from the Boston Marriott Burlington. The hotel does not provide shuttle service, so attendees should plan to use rideshare, taxi, rental car, or pre-arranged car service for transportation to and from the hotel.
Driving
For those traveling by car, Burlington is conveniently located near major regional highways, including I-95/Route 128, Route 3, and Route 62. This makes the venue easy to reach from Greater Boston, Central and Western Massachusetts, and other parts of New England.
Public Transportation
Burlington is served by regional bus connections, including service linking the area with Alewife Station and downtown Boston. Attendees planning to use public transportation should expect to complete the final leg of the trip by bus or rideshare, as Burlington is not directly served by the subway.
We have arranged accommodations at the Boston Marriott Burlington, located at One Burlington Mall Road, Burlington, Massachusetts. The hotel is conveniently situated near the conference location and offers complimentary on-site parking, along with electric vehicle charging for guests. Boston Logan International Airport is approximately 18 miles away.
You can access the discounted room block here.
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Learn and be inspired by diverse leaders in impact investing from across the US and around the world. 2024 speakers and panelists included leaders from The Tides Foundation, First Southwest Bank, Chicago Trend, The Women’s Foundation of Colorado, Trailhead Capital, plus governmental agencies, family offices, and academic leaders.

Impact Days welcomes small family foundations, individual wealth holders, and curious first-time investors. There is no minimum check size to attend. Many attendees make their first impact investment after the event.
No. Impact Days is designed for people at every stage, from those who are just beginning to explore impact investing to experienced investors seeking better opportunities, relationships, and pathways for aligned investing.
We provide board-ready language, peer examples, and educational materials to help you build internal alignment and confidence.
Two focused days. The return on investment in relationships, opportunities, education, and long-term momentum can be substantial.
No. You can attend as an individual, join an existing cohort, or launch a new cohort. Cohorts are designed to help you build trusted relationships, learn alongside peers, and explore aligned investment opportunities together.
Massachusetts has the opportunity to become a national leader in aligned community investing. The resources already exist. The opportunities are real. The question is whether we are ready to organize around them together.
“Until you see it, you may not believe it. Once you do, you may never think about investing the same way again.” Michael Barber – Alaska Conservation Foundation




