Finance Justice Fund

The Finance Justice Fund is a socially responsible investment that aims to bring in capital from corporate and philanthropic partners to individuals and communities in America most underserved by mainstream finance.

The goal of the Finance Justice Fund is to help close the racial wealth gap and accelerate the work of OFN member CDFIs serving rural, urban, and Native communities experiencing disproportionately high rates of persistent poverty and disinvestment. The Fund supports CDFIs of different sizes, varying balance sheets, and operational capacities with low-cost, long-term debt and grant capital.

OFN is deeply grateful for the support of all our Finance Justice Fund corporate and philanthropic partners!

Finance Justice Fund recipients are OFN member CDFIs located in communities across the country. They are dedicated to delivering responsible, affordable financing and technical assistance to people and places that mainstream financial institutions often do not reach.

Read stories (New Window) from Finance Justice Fund recipients to learn how the program is creating impact in the communities CDFIs serve and beyond.

Photo: Latin American Community Center in Wilmington, DE. Supported with funding from Finance Justice Fund recipient National Council on Agricultural Life & Labor Research, Inc. (NCALL).

• Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs (ACE) (New Window)
• Affordable Homes of South Texas (New Window)
• African Development Center (New Window)
• African Economic Development Solutions (New Window)
• Akiptan, Inc
• ANDP Loan Fund (New Window)
• Baltimore Community Lending
• BCL of Texas (New Window)
• Black Vision Fund (New Window)
• BlueHub Loan Fund (New Window)
• California FarmLink (New Window)
• Capital for Change (New Window)
• Capital Good Fund
• Carolina Small Business Development Fund (CSBDF) (New Window)
• CBA Fund (New Window)
• Center for Rural Affairs Community Capital
• Chicago Community Loan Fund (CCLF) (New Window)
• Cincinnati Development Fund
• Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation
• City First Enterprises (New Window)
• Civic Community Partners (New Window)
• Clearinghouse CDFI (New Window)
• Cleveland Development Advisors Community
• Coastal Enterprises Inc. (New Window)
• Colorado Enterprise Fund (New Window)
• Community Capital of New York (New Window)
• Community Fund of North Miami Dade (New Window)
• Community Health Center Capital Fund (New Window)
• Community Loan Fund of the Capital Region (New Window)
• Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) (New Window)
• Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (New Window)
• Craft3 (New Window)
• Dakota Resources (New Window)
• Disability Opportunity Fund, Inc.
• DreamSpring (New Window)
• Economic and Community Development Institute, Inc.  (New Window)
• Entrepreneur Works Fund (New Window)
• Fahe (New Window)
• Feed the Hunger Fund
• Finance Fund (New Window)
• Florida Community Loan Fund (New Window)
• Foodshed Capital (New Window)
• Four Bands Community Fund
• Genesis Fund (New Window)
• Greater Minnesota Housing Fund (New Window)
• Greater Newark Enterprises Corporation (New Window)
• Grow South Dakota (New Window)
• Growth Partners Arizona 
• Habitat Mortgage Solutions
• Home HeadQuarters
• Homewise (New Window)
• Housing Assistance Council (New Window)
• Housing Partnership Fund, Inc. (New Window)
• IFF (New Window)
• Impact Development Fund (New Window)
• Impact Loan Fund (New Window)
• Inclusive Action for the City (New Window)
• Indian Land Capital Company (New Window)
• INHP (New Window)
• Institute Capital (ICAP) (New Window)

• Latino Community Credit Union (New Window)
• Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC)  (New Window)
• Leviticus Fund (New Window)
• Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) (New Window)
• Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF) (New Window)
• Lummi CDFI (New Window)
• Mainestream Finance  (New Window)
• Mercy Community Capital
• Midwest Housing Development Fund, Inc
• Midwest Minnesota Community
• MoFi
• Mountain Association for Community Economic
• NACDC Financial Services, Inc
• National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders (NALCAB) (New Window)
• National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders (New Window)
• National Council on Agricultural Life & Labor Research, Inc. (NCALL) (New Window)
• National Minority Supplier Development Council Business Consortium Fund  (New Window)
• Nebraska Enterprise Fund (New Window)
• Neighborhood Community Development Fund (New Window)
• Neighborhood Housing Services of San Antonio (NHSSA) (New Window)
• Neighborhood Lending Partners (New Window)
• NeighborWorks Capital (New Window)
• NeighborWorks Columbus (New Window)
• New Hampshire Community Loan Fund (New Window)
• NewWest Community Capital (New Window)
• Nonprofit Finance Fund (New Window)
• Northern Great Lakes Initiatives (New Window)
• Northwest Native Development Fund (NNDF) (New Window)
• OneRoof Community Lending (New Window)
• On the Road Lending (New Window)
• Oweesta (New Window)
• Pacific Community Ventures (New Window)
• Partner Community Capital (New Window)
• Pathway Lending (New Window)
• PeopleFund
• Redbud Financial Alternatives, Inc.  (New Window)
• REDF Impact Investing Fund 
• Renaissance Community Loan Fund (New Window)
• Rio Grande Valley Multibank (New Window)
• River City Capital (New Window)
• Sabre Finance, Inc. (New Window)
• Self-Help Ventures Fund (New Window)
• Solar and Energy Loan Fund (New Window)
• San Francisco Housing Accelerator Fund (New Window)
• Sixup (New Window)
• Solar and Energy Loan Fund (New Window)
• South Carolina Community Loan Fund 
• Southwest Georgia United Empowerment Zone, Inc. (New Window)
• Spruce Root, Inc.
• Sunlight Loan Fund
• TMC Community Capital (New Window)
• Triple Bottom Line Foundation (New Window)
• True Access Capital (New Window)
• Vital Healthcare Capital (New Window)
• Wind River Development Fund (New Window)
• The Working World dba Seed Commons (New Window)