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Grow with Google Small Business Fund is sponsored by Opportunity Finance Network (OFN) with Google. org. This fund provides capital to Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) across the U.
S. to lend to underserved small businesses. While primarily a loan program, it supports the growth of small businesses, including those led by underrepresented entrepreneurs.
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org/cart/ "My Basket") * Financial First Response * Give Through Donor-Advised Funds * OFN Membership Eligibility * CDFI Connect Community (New Window) * Partnering with the Public Sector * U.S. Treasury CDFI Fund * Public Policy Priorities * Public Policy Communications * The Opportunity Honors Awards * CDFI Connect Community (New Window) # Grow with Google Small Business Fund Minority and women-owned small businesses, and other local businesses underserved by mainstream finance, continue to face unprecedented challenges resulting from COVID-19 and longstanding racial inequity.
The Grow with Google Small Business Fund aims to help these businesses overcome these crises. The fund’s long-term, low-cost capital is helping OFN member Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) support both the short-term recovery and long-term financing needs of the small for-profit and nonprofit businesses they serve across America. In December 2021, OFN reached full deployment of the fund through $168.
8 million in loans to member CDFIs. _Are you a small business looking for funding? Visit About CDFIs for Prospective Clients to learn more about finding and working with a CDFI that fits your needs.
_ ### Increasing Capital and Capacity in America’s Communities This report is a snapshot of the early impact Google and Google. org funding has had on CDFIs and the small and medium-sized businesses they’ve supported during the Covid-19 pandemic. See a condensed version of the report here (New Window).
**Read the Full Report (New Window)** Read stories about small businesses supported through the Grow with Google Small Business Fund. Learn more about Grow with Google Small Business Fund recipients: * Access Plus Capital (New Window) * Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs (ACE) (New Window) * Accompany Capital (New Window) * ACT!
Albany Community Together, Inc. (New Window) * African Development Center (New Window) * Allies for Community Business (New Window) * Appalachian Community Capital (ACC) (New Window) * Black Business Investment Fund (BBIF) (New Window) * BOC Capital (New Window) * Bridgeway Capital (New Window) * California FarmLink (New Window) * Citizens Potawatomi Community Development Corporation (New Window) * Coastal Enterprises, Inc. (New Window) * Community First Fund (New Window) * Community Ventures (New Window) * Community Vision Capital & Consulting (New Window) * CommunityWorks (New Window) * The Disability Opportunity Fund (New Window) * Entrepreneur Fund (New Window) * The Enterprise Center Capital Corporation (New Window) * Finance Fund Capital Corporation (New Window) * Grameen America (New Window) * Harlem Entrepreneurial Fund (New Window) * Hope Enterprise Corporation (New Window) * Justine PETERSEN Housing and Reinvestment Corporation (New Window) * Kentucky Highlands Investment Corporation (New Window) * Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC) (New Window) * Main Street Launch (New Window) * Metropolitan Economic Development Association (Meda) (New Window) * Mountain Association (New Window) * Natural Capital Investment Fund (NCIF) (New Window) * New Jersey Community Capital (NJCC) (New Window) * Nonprofit Finance Fund (New Window) * Opportunity Fund (New Window) * Opportunity Resource Fund (New Window) * People Trust Community Loan Fund (New Window) * PeopleFund (New Window) * PIDC Community Capital (New Window) * Primary Care Development Corporation (New Window) * Propel Nonprofits (New Window) * Reinvestment Fund (New Window) * Renaissance Community Loan Fund (New Window) * Rural Community Assistance Corporation (New Window) * Self-Help Ventures Fund (New Window) * Southern Bancorp (New Window) * True Access Capital (New Window) * TruFund Financial Services (New Window) * Washington Area Community Investment Fund (Wacif) (New Window) * Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corporation (WWBIC) (New Window) * WomenVenture (New Window) * Working Solutions (New Window) ### Digital Skills Resources Join Google for Nonprofits to help your CDFI spread the word about your work and engage supporters.
### Grant Program Funded by Google. org Funding CDFIs lending to businesses in disinvested communities across America. Learn how to become an OFN member.
## Looking to invest in small businesses that need capital most? * CDFI Connect Community (New Window) In accordance with federal laws and U.S. Department of the Treasury policy, this organization is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability.
To file a complaint of discrimination, write to: U.S. Department of the Treasury, Director, Office of Civil Rights and Equal Employment Opportunity 1500 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. , Washington, DC 20220; call (202) 622-1160; or send an e-mail to: crcomplaints@treasury.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses across various sectors, with a focus on those that are minority- or women-owned, or located in rural communities. Eligibility is determined by participating CDFIs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows loans ranging from $10,000 to $250,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Grow with Google Small Business Fund is funded by Opportunity Finance Network (OFN) with Google.org. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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