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Apr 2, 2025
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Hispanic and Immigrant Center of Alabama (¡HICA!)
Southern BanCorp
Southern BanCorp Community Partners
Conexion de Negocios Latinos
Entrepreneurship for All (EforAll)
FORGE Community Loan Fund
OneCommunity, Inc.
Partners for Better Housing
Arkansas Latinas En Bici
Border Financial Resources
Chicanos Por La Causa – Texas
Chicanos Por La Causa (CPLC)
Comite De Bien Estar
Groundswell Capital
Growth Partners Arizona
Raza Development Fund, Inc.
The Arizona Fair Housing Center
YWCA Southern Arizona
Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC)
Access + Capital
Bankers Small Business CDC of California
Canal Alliance
Central American Resource Center- CARECEN
Central Valley Immigrant Integration Collaborative
Centro Community Partners
CHISPA, Inc.
Coalition for Responsible Community Development
Eastmont Community Center
Economic Justice Fund
El Pajaro Community Development Corporation
Fresno Area Hispanic Foundation
Haven Neighborhood Services
ICON CDC
Inclusive Action for the City
La Cocina
LIFT-Los Angeles
Long Beach Residents Empowered LiBRE
Mexican American Opportunity Foundation (MOAF)
Mission Economic Development Agency
NEW Capital LLC (part of New Economics for Women)
Prospera Community Development
Rise Economy (CRC)
South Tower Community Land Trust
The East Los Angeles Community Union (TELACU)
The Leap Institute
The Women’s Building
TMC Community Capital
Ventures
VIVA Foundation
Women’s Economic Ventures (WEV)
Working Solutions CDFI
Accion Opportunity Fund
Agriculture & Land Based Training Association
AltCap California
Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation
California FarmLink
CAMEO
Main Street Launch
Ventura County Community Development Corporation
Civic Community Partners
Neighborhood Partnership Housing Services
Opening Doors
Oportun
Pacific Community Ventures (PCV)
Adelante Community Development
Community Enterprise Development Services (CEDS Finance)
Mercy Housing- Mountain Plains
NEWSED CDC
West Community Economic Development Corporation
Beloved Community Incubator
City First Enterprises
District Bridges
Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC-Metro)
Mi Casa, Inc.
National Housing Trust
National NeighborWorks Association
La Plaza
Interfaith Community Housing of Delaware, Inc.
Addition Financial Credit Union
Affordable Housing Solutions for Florida
Branches, Inc.
Centro Campesino Farmworker Center
Enterprising Latinas Inc.
Florida Community Loan Fund
Hispanic Unity of Florida
Housing and Education Alliance, Inc.
Prospera USA
Rural Neighborhoods, Inc.
Solar and Energy Loan Fund of St. Lucie County
South Florida Community Development Coalition Inc.
The Allapattah Collaborative Community Development Corporation
Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs (ACE)
FCS Urban Ministries, Inc.
The Latin American Association
Iowa Center for Economic Success
Chicago Community Loan Fund
Chinese American Service League, Inc.
The Resurrection Project
Rogers Park Business Alliance
Community Investment Fund of Indiana
Community Housing of Wyandotte County
Empower (formerly Empower Evergreen)
The ToolBox: Small Business Resource Center
Boston Impact Initiative
Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation
Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción (IBA)
Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation
Lawrence CommunityWorks
LEAF
The Latino Support Network Inc.
FSC First
Greater Baybrook Alliance
Neighborhood Housing Services of Baltimore
Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation
Comunidades Latinas Unidas en Servicio (CLUES)
COPAL
Immigrant Development Center
Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC-MN)
Propel Nonprofits
AltCap
Hispanic Economic Development Corporation
Small Business Empowerment Center
Westside Housing Organization
Self-Help Credit Union (Center for Community Self-Help)
Carolina Small Business Development Fund
Durham Community Land Trusts
Embrace all Latino Voices
Institute Capital, Inc.
VIA Community Development Corporation (VIA CDC)
Latino Community Credit Union
Center for Rural Affairs Community Capital
La Fuente Business Center
Latin American Economic Development Association, Inc.
Minorities Allied Lenders, Inc.
Barelas Community Coalition
Vida Mejor Capital
Community Capital New York
Ascendus
Business Initiative Corporation of New York (BOEDC)
Fifth Avenue Committee, Inc.
Grameen America
La Fuerza Unida Community Development Corp.
Nos Quedamos, Inc.
PathStone Enterprise Center, Inc.
Qualitas of Life Foundation
Seed Commons
Spanish American Committee
The Young Latino Network
Adelante Mujeres
Bienestar, Inc.
Centro Cultural of Washington County
Farmworker Housing Development Corporation
Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber
LatinoBuilt
MicroEnterprise Resources Initiatives and Training
Northwest Community Credit Union, a division of TwinStar Credit Union
Rural Development Initiatives, Inc.
The Next Door, Inc.- Promoting Prosperity Program
Greenline Access Capital
Kensington Corridor Trust
Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Berks
Asociacion Puertorriquenos En Marcha
ASSETS
Ceiba
Xiente (NSCA)
FINANTA
FINANTA Credit Union
YCEA / Bloom Business Empowerment Center
Centro para Emprendedores, Inc
Centro para la Reconstruccion del Habitat, Inc.
Acercamiento Hispano de Carolina del Sur
Homes of Hope
South Carolina Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Centro Hispano De East Tennessee
Conexión Américas
Culturingua
El Paso Collaborative for Community & Economic Development
Emerge and Rise, Inc.
Family Service
Foundation Communities
Harlingen Community Development Corp.
Impact Guild
JUST Community
LiftFund
Maestro Entrepreneur Center
Merced Housing Texas
Mission Economic Development Corporation
Neighborhood Housing Services of Dimmit County, Inc.
Neighborhood Housing Services of San Antonio
NeighborWorks Laredo
PeopleFund
Prosper West San Antonio
Prospera Housing Community Services
Proyecto Azteca
Rio Grande International Study Center
River City Federal Credit Union
San Antonio for Growth on the Eastside, Inc. (SAGE)
Southern Dallas Progress Community Development
YWCA of San Antonio
Adult and Youth United Development Association (AYUDA),Inc.
Affordable Homes of South Texas, Inc.
Azteca Economic Development and Preservation Corporation
BakerRipley
Business and Community Lenders (BCL) of Texas
CASA
Come Dream. Come Build. cdcb
Esperanza Peace and Justice Center
Business Impact NW
Credit Counseling of Arkansas (CCOA)
El Centro de la Raza
Friends of Puerto Rico
Ventures
Vizions Economic Development Center
NALCAB lends to nonprofit organizations that promote economic mobility across the United States.
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Over the past decade, 8 out of 10 new businesses were Latino-owned. At NALCAB, we view small business ownership as a powerful strategy for building wealth, creating jobs, promoting self-determination in Latino communities, and advancing a more prosperous nation for all.
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Public Policy Advocacy NALCAB works to inform strategies, conduct research, and collaborate with national partners to address key economic issues affecting Latino communities. We provide resources and insights to support members to navigate policy changes and advocate for economic opportunities in their communities.
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NALCAB’s National Conference is the premier gathering for Latino economic development professionals from across the United States and Puerto Rico. The annual event brings together hundreds of nonprofit leaders, funders, and practitioners to engage in timely conversations, strengthen their skills, and build lasting connections across the field.
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NALCAB lends to nonprofit organizations that promote economic mobility across the United States.
Read more
Over the past decade, 8 out of 10 new businesses were Latino-owned. At NALCAB, we view small business ownership as a powerful strategy for building wealth, creating jobs, promoting self-determination in Latino communities, and advancing a more prosperous nation for all.
Read more
Public Policy Advocacy NALCAB works to inform strategies, conduct research, and collaborate with national partners to address key economic issues affecting Latino communities. We provide resources and insights to support members to navigate policy changes and advocate for economic opportunities in their communities.
Read more
NALCAB’s National Conference is the premier gathering for Latino economic development professionals from across the United States and Puerto Rico. The annual event brings together hundreds of nonprofit leaders, funders, and practitioners to engage in timely conversations, strengthen their skills, and build lasting connections across the field.
Read more
