Microgrant Capacity Building for Emerging Nonprofits

Microgrant Capacity Building for Emerging Nonprofits is sponsored by Community Reinvestment Alliance of Florida. This grant empowers nonprofits by providing accounting support to improve their financial infrastructure, transparency, and long-term sustainability. Services covered include 990 preparation, bookkeeping, profit & loss reports, and financial consulting.

Community Reinvestment Alliance of Florida ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS · 2026 Financial Stewardship & Compliance Grant · Apply → A coalition of community leaders, lenders, and government partners ensuring the Community Reinvestment Act delivers on its promise — across Florida. The coalition, in the room — Gulfstream Park, May 2026. Summit26 · A Look Back · May 14, 2026 · Gulfstream Park The Power of Partnership.

One day at Gulfstream Park. Florida's most committed community-reinvestment leaders — together for the keynotes, the panels, and the conversations that power the year ahead. CRAF is a coalition of community leaders representing diverse stakeholders — advocating to ensure fair and equal access to financial services and increased community investments.

We create, support, and implement sustainable solutions to enhance and empower neighborhood and individual well-being. The Community Reinvestment Act doesn't enforce itself. It works because community organizations, banks, regulators, and policymakers show up — together — and hold the line on fair access.

That's the work. South Florida Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Direct funding to emerging nonprofits — building staffing, systems, and the muscle to scale impact in low-to-moderate income communities. Financial Stewardship & Compliance Grant Pro-bono CPA partnership for grantee nonprofits — audit prep, controls, 990 readiness.

The financial backbone funders look for first. CRA Education, Advocacy & Organizing Action alerts, training, and direct engagement on CFPB, HUD, and federal CRA policy — through CRAF and our partnership with NCRC. Hosted by CRAF Executive Director Cornell Crews Jr. — interviews with the people, policymakers, and practitioners shaping community reinvestment in Florida and beyond.

CRAF members are CDCs, civil rights groups, faith-based organizations, government partners, banks, lenders, and individuals who believe Florida's economy works best when it works for everyone. Voting and Affiliate memberships are open year-round. CRA action alerts & federal-policy updates $50 off annual Summit tickets Funded by · Partnered with The institutions standing with CRAF.

National and regional banks supporting our grants, capacity building, and CRA advocacy work across Florida.