Financing a nonprofit allows for more investment of funds in advertising and fundraising than donors can provide. Too often, nonprofits solicit donations for their cause, but fail to raise the money needed for daily operations. Because of strict reporting guidelines and fund use restrictions donated funds are often completely off limits for daily finance needs. To assist in the day to day aspects of running a nonprofit we offer a variety of loans and financing options. These funds can be used to pay employees, finance construction projects and upgrades, or update programs and systems.

Churches and religious organizations often require extra funding than congregational donations or tax relief can provide, especially when working on remodeling projects or renovations. Often the areas where tax relief or donated funds can be used is restricted.

We offer church financing with very few usage restrictions, allowing religious organizations to spend funding where they need to most. Most of these loans require little or no collateral and offer easy repayment options for nonprofit religious organizations.

In the hospitality business, no expense should be spared. Hotel owners are aware of the importance of updating and upgrading of facilities, implementing programs for customer satisfaction, employee training, and effective advertising. The funding needed for these essentials may not be readily available for hotel owners without obtaining a loan. Our business loan options provide funding for daily operations, facility improvements, advertising and construction projects, without the restrictions of traditional loans.

Restaurants are faced with financial challenges daily. Meeting sales goals, paying for ingredients and supplies, employee wage requirements, and maintain a safe and sanitary work environment are among some of the funding challenges in the restaurant industry. We offer financing options for both large and small restaurants, with very few usage restrictions.

Charter schools are largely privately funded and often do not receive the number of funds that are required to purchase teaching supplies. Books, art supplies, testing materials and even playground or cafeteria upgrades require large amounts of funding. We offer financing options that can be used for anything, from the purchase of paintbrushes and pencils to new multi-line telephone systems or parking lot expansions.

Businesses which are filed under the SBA 8a program can be eligible for specialized funding to offset business costs. Funds received from the SBA can be used for the purchase of the business real estate, materials or inventory, employee wages, utility bills, construction projects and upgrades as well as insurance and advertising. We offer a variety of loans for businesses registered as 8a with little to no collateral requirements making them accessible to many 8a businesses, both large and small.