Focus Area: Minority / Diverse
CAMBA
CAMBA small business loans are available for amounts up to $15,000 for Brooklyn-based entrepreneurs for inventory purchases, start-up costs, working capital, and equipment purchases.
ECDC Enterprise Development Group
EDG promotes opportunities for self-sufficiency and development to low- to moderate-income people through sustainable economic and community development initiatives.
ECDI
ECDI is a top U.S. SBA-intermediary microlender providing responsible, affordable lending and comprehensive small business development services. We serve all of Ohio along with select areas of Kentucky, Indiana, and West Virginia.
Four Bands Community Fund
We offer a range of business loan products to help entrepreneurs in any stage of business development. Whether you are just starting up or are an established firm looking for a line of credit, we can help you.
ID Ventures
ID Ventures, backed by Invest Detroit, is a prominent inclusive-focused investor in Detroit’s startup scene. They support Michigan-based companies, investing in diverse sectors, nurturing the state’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, and creating long-term economic growth.
Wyoming Women’s Business Center
Wyoming Women’s Business Center Microloan Program helps entrepreneurs finance a startup or business expansion.
Ascendus (formerly Acción East)
Ascendus is a nonprofit small business lender whose vision is the creation of financial ascension for all, achieved by empowering low-to-moderate income entrepreneurs through access to capital and business support.
Beaufort County Black Chamber of Commerce
Our mission is the economic empowerment of African American communities and small businesses in Beaufort County. The Beaufort County Black Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization dedicated to offering products, services, and educational programming for multi-cultural business owners and professionals within the Beaufort and neighboring communities.
Accompany Capital (formerly Business Center for New Americans)
Accompany Capital creates a pathway to self-sufficiency for immigrant and refugee entrepreneurs in New York City by providing access to affordable credit, empowering with financial education, and offering training in best business practices and technology.
New Jersey Community Capital (Community Loan Fund of New Jersey)
Whether investing in vibrant arts and cultural institutions, community facilities, early child care centers or diverse small businesses, we know that the strongest community-building efforts are localized and resident-driven.
