“B2B” grants for businesses that launched during the pandemic are coming via a progressive, minority-led fintech that specializes in reaching underserved communities

The minority-led fintech and minority depository institution see great potential for small businesses in undercapitalized communities if they can access responsible financing

New Markets Tax Credits support low-cost financing for the community organization, which will use the funds to increase its services and its footprint at 12 locations across the island.

A seasoned finance executive who has led high-performing teams up the nationwide lending rankings, Hollander comes to Lendistry to elevate the fintech on its path toward explosive growth.

Live event spaces in California can apply for the California Venues Grant Program, now with additional funding and expanded eligibility

The investor consortium included 25 banks, insurance companies and ESG-focused institutions. This innovative structure provides attractive financing for Lendistry. Proceeds will support underserved small business lending initiatives across America.

Empire State Development has again tapped the minority-led CDFI and fintech to ensure equitable access to new Seed Grant program supporting new businesses in New York State

Partnership for small businesses, contractors, startups and nonprofits in underserved communities to officially launch during Dallas Startup Week Event on August 9

Progressive small business fintech to support California's performing arts workforce as live performances reopen

The fintech that powered New York small business relief grants expands its progressive lending model in the Empire State

California OSBA has selected Lendistry to administer the grant portion of its new technical assistance program aimed at supporting new small businesses

The largest African American-led capital deployer in the country can now offer more access to capital choices than any other lender of its kind

As The Center's inaugural CEO & President, Tunua Thrash-Ntuk will scale the California nonprofit to the national level and expand its impact on underserved small businesses.

The minority- and women-led fintech will leverage its technology and expertise to support low-income NYC businesses affected by the pandemic

Lendistry and the state of California continue to raise the bar for state-funded COVID-19 relief grants with a new program aimed to support live event spaces.

The small business lender has developed a groundbreaking way to give its New Markets Tax Credit allocation a greater impact in the underserved small business community.

Proving Banks are Partners, Not Competitors, for the Small Business Lender

The Access to Capital workshop will include sessions on business and personal credit, digital marketing, and funding options for businesses in all stages of maturity and will award one registrant a $1,500 Business Advancement Grant.