Investing In Courage: A Real Estate Fund That Helps Kids Face Bullies And Supports Investors’ Goals

San Francisco, CA – Y2 Capital Group Real Estate Debt Fund has announced a new mission-driven phase, combining potential financial returns with a social impact initiative aimed at empowering children to stand up against bullying. Under the leadership of co-founders Eugene Nilus and Karl Kulpak, the fund invites accredited investors to consider a unique opportunity where passive income aligns with purpose.

The fund delivers a 10 percent annual fixed return, with monthly distributions or compounding options, 90 to 120-day liquidity, and no management fees, offering investors transparency and potential for stable cash flow. It is important to note that all investments carry risks, and returns are not guaranteed. Beyond financial performance, Y2 Capital Group is committed to directing a portion of its profits toward anti-bullying programs across schools and communities in the United States. This initiative aims to equip one million of children by 2030 with tools, training, and confidence to support peers facing bullying.

Eugene Nilus shares the personal motivation behind the initiative: “Bullying is a pervasive challenge that affects too many children silently. Having experienced bullying myself, I understand the profound impact it has on young lives. Our goal is to empower children through self-defense seminars, education and leadership development so they can stand tall and create safer environments.”

The fund’s mission reflects a broader vision to build a movement focused on resilience and kindness, incorporating self-defense seminars, youth leadership programs, parent training, and peer support networks. While still in early stages, this movement demonstrates Y2 Capital Group’s commitment to measurable social change alongside investment opportunities.

Y2 Capital Group’s approach addresses two important but often separate needs: the interest of accredited investors in income opportunities with transparency and liquidity, and the need for impactful solutions to social challenges like bullying that affect millions of children nationwide. Studies show bullying significantly impacts students’ mental health and well-being, underscoring the importance of this cause. By aligning investment with social impact, the fund seeks to offer investors the chance to contribute to long-term community benefits.

For investors, the fund represents an opportunity to pursue financial goals while supporting meaningful social initiatives. Karl Kukpak notes, “We have established a track record of reliable returns. Now, we are expanding our purpose to create a meaningful impact—long after the financial distributions have been made.” This approach is consistent with a growing trend among investors who integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into their portfolios without compromising performance.

The fund’s structure provides several advantages. Investors may receive 10 percent annual return, distributed monthly or reinvested to compound earnings. The liquidity window of 90 to 120 days offers flexibility relative to many private debt funds. Y2 Capital Group does not charge management fees, which helps maximize potential returns. The firm’s disciplined underwriting process focuses on short-term real estate-backed loans to experienced real estate investors, balancing risk and return with strong collateral and clear exit strategies. This approach aims to deliver consistent returns, even during uncertain economic periods.

Y2 Capital Group’s commitment to social impact is central to its business ethos. Supporting anti-bullying initiatives reflects a belief that financial success and social responsibility can reinforce each other. The fund’s programs provide children with vital skills such as self-defense, conflict resolution, leadership development, and emotional resilience training, delivered through school workshops, community seminars, and parent education sessions to foster kindness and respect.

Looking ahead, Y2 Capital Group plans to grow its social initiatives in tandem with the fund’s financial performance. By 2030, the company aspires to empower 1 million children through these programs, creating a ripple effect that transforms school environments and supports youth development nationwide. These goals are supported by partnerships with educational institutions, nonprofits, and community leaders committed to tackling bullying and promoting mental health.

By integrating financial performance and social impact, Y2 Capital Group Debt Fund offers a distinctive opportunity within the private lending landscape. Investors are invited to consider how their capital can contribute to broader societal needs, reflecting a growing recognition that capital markets can play a role in addressing social challenges and supporting sustainable development.

Eugene Nilus emphasizes, “This is not a pivot. It’s an evolution. We remain the same trusted real estate-backed fund, now offering investors the chance to pursue both financial growth and positive impact over the long term.”

This initiative is timely, as private debt funds traditionally emphasize financial returns but rarely embed social missions at their core. Y2 Capital Group’s approach provides accredited investors with a way to align their investment objectives with values of courage, community, and resilience. Interested parties are encouraged to learn more about Y2 Capital Group’s offerings and social initiatives by visiting the official investment portal at Y2 Capital Group Investment Portal.

Readers can reach out to Eugene Nilus and Karl Kulpak directly at the following emails for more information:
eugene@y2lending.com
karlkulpak@y2lending.com