Focus Area: Startups

September 15, 2021

Community First Fund (formerly Finanta)

Community First Fund provides a variety of loans to individuals, businesses and community based organizations. These loans help to start and grow businesses, assist in creating affordable housing, give business owners an opportunity to purchase their business property, and help community nonprofit agencies deliver vital services.

Community Ventures Corporation

Community Ventures lends to a wide range of businesses, from startups to multi-million-dollar community revitalization projects. We give each application personal consideration and offer flexible terms to fit your needs.

DreamSpring (formerly Accion)

At DreamSpring, we believe human potential is unleashed when all people have the opportunity to shape their own future. We offer small business loans and lines of credit across the US, including: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.

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.

Women’s Economic Ventures

WEV provides training, advisory services, and loans to help entrepreneurs start, grow, and thrive in business. WEV serves Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.

September 2, 2021

Rogue Women’s Fund

An early seed stage fund investing in the best women-led tech startups across the US.

Topstone Angels

Topstone Angels is a private investment group dedicated to bringing new and seasoned investors together with qualified entrepreneurs and startups.

Halogen Ventures

Halogen Ventures is an early-stage venture capital fund investing in consumer technology companies led by women.

37 Angels

37 Angels focuses on early-stage startups. As such, when investing, we look for impressive teams in attractive markets. While most of our portfolio companies are technology startups, we consider ourselves to be sector and geography-agnostic.

Capita3

Capita3 is an early stage venture capital fund investing in women startup founders and the companies they’re building.

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