Access to Capital Directory for Hispanic-Latino Entrepreneurs

A curated database designed to help Hispanic-Latino entrepreneurs learn about sources of funding including equity, loans and grants.

If you’re a Hispanic-Latino business owner—whether you’re a startup or a long-time entrepreneur—you know that getting the money you need to operate and grow your business is critical to success. That’s why Bank of America and Seneca Women created this Access to Capital Directory. It puts at your fingertips hundreds of organizations providing funding for businesses owned by Hispanic-Latino entrepreneurs across the U.S.

A good place to start is to learn how to use this Directory and to learn more about the types of capital included by visiting the About page. You can also start your search using the Search Tool below.

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Featured Sources of Capital

Champion Community Investments (formerly Southern Illinois Coal Belt Champion Community)

CDFI

$150,000

Champion Community Investments is proud to be one of the leading lenders to eligible new and established businesses in a 12-county region of southern Illinois. We work closely with our partnering federal agencies, regional Small Business Development Centers, Entrepreneurship Centers, local economic developers, and certainly the commercial lenders in the region to ensure that sufficient capital is available to fuel business growth and job creation.

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BELLE Capital USA

Angel

Early Stage, Series A • $1,500,000

BELLE Capital USA, LP is an early stage angel fund focused on building great companies in underserved capital markets across the USA.

Mendoza Ventures

Venture Capital

Seed, Series A, Series B • $10,000,000

Mendoza Ventures leverages investments in fintech as a catalyst for social and economic change to impact communities of color, women, and underrepresented groups.

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DreamSpring (formerly Accion)

CDFI

Early Stage, Growth Stage, Late Stage, Startup • $2,000,000

At DreamSpring, we believe human potential is unleashed when all people have the opportunity to shape their own future. We offer small business loans and lines of credit across the US, including: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.

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The Minority Entrepreneurship Institute

Venture Capital

Seed

The Minority Entrepreneurship Institute is a seed-stage impact investing fund that hosts annual pitch competitions for Black, Latinx, and female founders.

LEAP Global Partners

Venture Capital

Seed, Series A • $4,000,000

Catalyzing the next wave of global innovation by investing in underrepresented founders disrupting the status quo in fintech, commerce and SaaS.

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News

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A new VC firm in Delaware targets underrepresented founders

Bronze Valley, from Birmingham, Alabama, is launching in the First State, reports technical.ly.

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46 grants, loans and programs to benefit your small business

The US Chamber’s extensive list showcases both broad-based programs and industry-specific funds.

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NALCAB gets $1.5 million to support diverse small businesses 

The National Association of Latino Community Asset Builders will use the funds to boost nonprofit lenders, reports Al Dia.

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Resources

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Business 101

Tools for Small Businesses

Whether you need information about finance or optimizing your operations, these resources from Bank of America can help you do the next right thing for your business.

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Loan Sources

U.S. Small Business Administration Loans 

An SBA loan from Bank of America offers easier qualifications and lower down payment than most standard loans.

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