On April 3, The REAL Mental Health Foundation brought together a community united by a shared belief: mental health is foundational to a meaningful life, and community is one of the most powerful tools we have to protect it. The session explored how personal stories, catalytic capital, and intentional community design can transform the landscape of men's mental health and, by extension, families and wider society.

On March 13, over 40 food practitioners from across the Northeast gathered at Foundation House to explore how regional collaboration can strengthen our food systems.

Ultimately, catalytic capital is defined less by who deploys it and more by how it is used: capital that is flexible, patient, and willing to take on greater risk or accept lower returns in order to unlock impact and mobilize additional investment. In this sense, it represents not just a type of capital, but a strategic approach that can be adopted across the entire financial ecosystem.