If you’re a business owner—whether you’re a startup or a long-time entrepreneur—you know that getting the money you need to operate and grow your business is critical to success. That’s why Bank of America and Seneca Women created this Access to Capital Directory. It puts at your fingertips hundreds of organizations providing funding for entrepreneurs across the U.S.
Start by finding sources of capital using our exclusive Search Tool.

A new way to connect to capital and coaching for your business
Bank of America has launched the Access to Capital Connector, an online platform designed to help small businesses by linking them directly to local Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) for capital, coaching and support. The Connector was created in partnership with the Community Reinvestment Fund, USA (CRF), a national nonprofit CDFI.
Featured Sources of Capital
Local Initiatives Support Corporation
CDFI
$5,000,000
LISC is one of the largest social enterprises working to revitalize communities and bring greater opportunity to residents.

Black Ambition
Equity
$1,000,000
We invest capital and resources in high-growth startups founded by Black and Latinx entrepreneurs. We believe entrepreneurs historically left out of traditional investment funnels are building the companies of tomorrow.
Women’s Economic Self-Sufficiency Team
CDFI
$50,000
At WESST, we understand the unique challenges and needs of female entrepreneurs. Our Women’s Business Center programs are designed to be flexible

XFactor Ventures
Venture Capital
Pre-Seed, Seed
XFactor Venture provides pre-seed and seed stage capital for companies founded by women.
Opportunity Resource Fund
CDFI
$250,000
We offer several types of loans to help further the economic development goals of your community. Our goal is to ensure that all small businesses have equal access to capital.

Village Capital
Venture Capital
Early Stage
We're reinventing the system to back the entrepreneurs of the future.
Resources

CDFI Ambassadors
Get Help Navigating the World of CDFIs
CDFIs are financial institutions that have a primary mission of community development and provide credit and financial services to underserved populations. Bank of America’s CDFI Ambassadors help cultivate partnerships and educate borrowers.

Business Education
Bank of America Institute for Women’s Entrepreneurship at Cornell
An unparalleled opportunity for women to earn a certificate in business from this Ivy League university, through a free online program made possible by Bank of America.

Small Business Lessons
Bank of America’s Business Education Center for Entrepreneurs
Find webinars for small businesses, on topics including accessing capital, building business credit and much more.