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Financial Resources

There are many financial opportunities available to entrepreneurs and business owners to start or expand in Riverside County.

Accessity

Accessity provides financial opportunities, primarily to entrepreneurs of color, women, and immigrant entrepreneurs.

Accion Opportunity Fund

Accion is a nationwide network of lenders. ACCION provides small businesses with loans from $300 to $100,000, as well as providing free business counseling and other services.

AmPac

AmPac Business Capital offers several different loans to small businesses.

The Jump Start Loan Program (Jump Start), administered through IBank, helps small businesses start, grow, and thrive. Jump Start provides microloans, technical assistance and financial literacy training.

CDC Small Business Finance

CDC provides small business loans to entreprenueurs and current borrowers.

First Community Capital

First Community Capital provides startup loans up to $5,000 to economically disadvantaged and underserved entrepreneurs.

IBank Loan Guarantee Program

IBank Small Business Finance Center features a loan guarantee program designed to assist small businesses that experience capital access barriers.

IBank Industrial Development Bonds

Financing for qualified small manufacturing firms with bond transactions up to $10 million

Lendistry Loan Programs

Lendistry is a minority-led small business lender that offers several different types of loans including lines of credit.

Main Street Launch

At Main Street Launch'score services are designed to empower entrepreneurs to succeed.

Pacific Community Ventures Small Business Loan Program

Pacific Community Ventures is a non-profit that specializes in helping small businesses who have trouble qualifying for loans gain access to capital.

SBA Products

Start or expand your business with loans guaranteed by the Small Business Administration.

The PIVOT Microloan

PIVOT provides capital to new and existing small businesses to finance the adjustments they need for their operations to grow and thrive.