Member Representatives

PCG is a membership corporation comprised of faith based institutions committed to promoting economic empowerment through community investing. We invite institutions of all denominations and diverse traditions to join us in our collaborative effort.

Our members include:

  • Christian Brothers Investment Services, Inc.
  • Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange
  • The Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia
  • Society of the Holy Child Jesus
  • Racine Dominicans
  • Adrian Dominican Sisters
  • Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville, New York
  • Dominican Sisters of Great Bend, Kansas
  • Grand Rapids Dominicans

Member Representitives

In 2003, PCG became a nonprofit membership corporation comprised of faith-based institutions committed to promoting community investing. These religious institutions, individually or as a collective, have adopted PCG as a ministry. Our Permanent Members appoint representatives to play a role in PCG's governance structure. Learn more about our members and becoming a member here.

Sister Mary Bernadette McNulty, C.S.J.
Chairperson
Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange
Vice President
Sister Marie Cigrand, OSF
Sisters of St Francis of Dubuque, Dubuque IA
Leadership Team, Sisters of St Francis
Julie Tanner
Christian Brothers Investment Service
Director, Catholic Responsible Investing
Sister Christine Beckett, SCN
Nazareth Literary and Benevolent Institution
Associate Director for Business and Finance
Sister Mary Ann Rosenbaum, CSJ
Congregation of St. Joseph
Director of Pastoral Care
Sister Leandra Schaller
Sisters of St. Francis of Penance & Christian Charity, Sacred Heart Province
Member Representative
Thomas McCaney
Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia
Member Representative
Jen Morin-Williamson
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Member Representative
Sister Patricia Koehler, OP
Dominican Sisters of Amityville
Member Representative

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Borrower Stories

Equal Exchange
International

Equal Exchange created a network of sustainable fair-trade coffee bean producers.

Milford Housing
Affordable Housing

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Hiawatha Academies
Community Facilities, Education, NMTC

$6 million NMTC allocation funds new Minneapolis charter high school serving 788 students.