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NALCAB is a one-of-a-kind CDFI intermediary and network of 200+ organizations, representing 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico. As our network has experienced growth, our in-house team has also grown, having an increasing need to grow our space to accommodate. This coupled with our strong desire to be located closer to our members and be a true community hub for them led to us launching this capital campaign. As we prepared to launch our Roots of Resilience Capital Campaign, we knew […]
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SAN ANTONIO — The National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders (NALCAB) announced the appointment of Yolanda Davila of PNC Bank and Daniel Fernandez of TMC Community Capital to its Board of Directors. Davila is SVP and Southwest Territory Executive for Community Development Banking at PNC Bank. Fernandez is Chief Executive Officer of TMC Community Capital. […]
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NALCAB Announces Grants to 10 Nonprofits with Support from Wells Fargo Foundation $30k Grant Asset protection and building generational wealth part of curriculum package aimed at supporting entrepreneurs WASHINGTON, DC (Dec. 19, 2025) – Today, NALCAB (National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders) and Wells Fargo Foundation announced a $30,000 grant to 10 different community development […]
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Working together to expand affordable capital for housing and small businesses across Arizona. PHOENIX (November 5, 2025) – The Arizona CDFI Network and the NationalAssociation for Latino Community Asset Builders (NALCAB) today announced a jointproject to create an Arizona CDFI Landscape study and Investment Playbook. Theproject will map gaps in community lending statewide and outline […]
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Latinos bring vitality and innovation to local economies nationwide. This Hispanic Heritage Month, NALCAB is celebrating that impact by spotlighting the voices of our members and the communities they serve. NALCAB connected with Daniel Fernandez, CEO, TMC Community Capital NALCAB: What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you and your organization? For us, it’s about honoring […]
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Latinos bring vitality and innovation to local economies nationwide. This Hispanic Heritage Month, NALCAB is celebrating that impact by spotlighting the voices of our members and the communities they serve. NALCAB connected with Mariana Enriquez, Centro Cultural , Cornelius, OR NALCAB: What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to your organization? At Centro Cultural, Hispanic Heritage Month is a […]
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Latinos are bringing vitality to local economies across the country. To celebrate this impact for Hispanic Heritage Month, NALCAB is excited to share a series of interviews with our members. NALCAB connected with Carlos E. Alemán, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer, ¡HICA! NALCAB: What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you and your organization? Hispanic Heritage […]
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Casitas of Villa Victoria, IBA’s affordable housing community, blend Boston’s architecture with Puerto Rico’s mountaintop-houses style. When NALCAB spent time in Boston to meet with members and inform/update them on the latest affordable housing news, we were visiting a place that had seen an explosion of its Latino population. Latinos are the fastest-growing segment of […]
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Latinos are bringing vitality to local economies across the country. To celebrate this impact for Hispanic Heritage Month, NALCAB is excited to share a series of interviews with our members. These interviews have been edited for length and clarity. NALCAB Senior Membership Manager Lexi Castillo spoke with Jose Venales, Director of Credit + Lending, The […]
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Over 400 attendees from more than 35 states arrived in Nashville last week for NALCAB’s National Conference 2025. Coinciding with the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, we gathered to spotlight and celebrate Latino contributions to our economy and society. Today, the U.S Latino GDP exceeds $4 trillion, a scale comparable to the economies of the […]
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