NALCAB is the national network and CDFI intermediary helping 200+ nonprofits and CDFIs turn capital into homes, loans, and jobs for Latino and under-resourced communities in all 50 states, DC, and Puerto Rico.
About Us
Offering opportunities to member organizations to access lending, loan guarantees, grants, and impact investing opportunities to sustain or expand their work.
Learn MoreProviding individualized technical assistance, webinars and workshops, as well as tailored training and guidance to members.
Learn MoreAdvocating at the local, state, and federal levels on key issues affecting our members and their communities. Providing advisory services and recommendations to government agencies and congressional offices.
Learn MoreBringing member nonprofits together, fostering peer-to-peer connections, and providing training events including NALCAB’s national conference, regional Cafecito convenings and leadership development programs.
Learn MoreThe NALCAB National Conference connects the people doing the work in Latino and under-resourced communities with the funders, lenders, and policymakers who invest in it. In 2027, we gather in Puerto Rico, November 8–11, to celebrate NALCAB’s 25th anniversary. Sponsors connect with this network through speaking roles, networking, and recognition.
NALCAB members turn funding into homes, loans, jobs, and opportunity in their communities, backed by capital from NALCAB and the capacity building and technical assistance behind it. The 2025 Lending Impact Report shows what that capital did last year and where our lending efforts are headed.
Learn about a comprehensive slate of webinars, public policy opportunities, and trainings, our 2025 event lineup.
With these federal dollars, Merced Housing Texas will be able to continue building resilient neighborhoods, ensuring that everyone has a safe and healthy place to call home.
NALCAB provided a $650,000 loan to Centro para la Reconstrucción del Hábitat, Inc. (CRH) with support from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Program Related Investments to empower CRH to tackle Puerto Rico’s daunting housing crisis.
In accordance with federal law and U.S. Department of the Treasury policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. Submit a complaint of discrimination, by mail to U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Civil Rights and Equal Employment Opportunity, 1500 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20220, (202) 622-1160 (phone), (202) 622-0367 (fax), or email [email protected]
