True Access Capital, in partnership with the Claymont Renaissance Development Corporation and New Castle County, announce the New Castle County Corridor Revitalization Fund, which provide grants up to $10,000, each for small businesses, whose projects contribute to the economic revitalization of the County’s commercial corridors. Eligible applicants include small businesses and landlords with properties or …
You are invited to attend our Equitable Wilmington CDFI Collaborative Impact Summit The Equitable Wilmington CDFI Collaborative invites you to our In-Person 2023 Impact Summit where we will share highlights of the impact we have made in the last three years supporting equitable development and catalyzing transformation in Wilmington neighborhoods. The Equitable Wilmington CDFI Collaborative …
August 1: Equitable Wilmington CDFI Collaborative Impact Summit
The Equitable Wilmington Collaborative has announced $1.4 million in financing to support three projects through the Northeast Wilmington Revitalization (NWR) Fund. True Access Capital launched the NWR Fund to provide financial support for developers, business owners, landlords, and other property owners with projects that have a high economic and revitalization impact in Northeast Wilmington. The …
A renaissance is underway in Northeast Wilmington, Delaware, an area bordered by 11th Street, Market Street, Lea Boulevard and Amtrak train tracks. To help support this community’s effort to bring about positive change, True Access Capital (TAC) has launched the Northeast Wilmington Revitalization (NWR) Fund. This fund is designed to provide financial support for developers, …
True Access Capital launches Northeast Wilmington Revitalization Fund
The Latin American Community Center (LACC) is Delaware’s premiere nonprofit organization serving the Latino community of Wilmington. LACC works with a culturally vibrant and dynamic community that confronts poverty, unemployment, access to healthcare, and the need for all levels of education. LACC recently joined community leaders, project partners and the Wilmington community to celebrate the …
Tazeema Loatman, owner of Precious Little Hands Day Care in the West Side neighborhood of Wilmington, was recently able to purchase the building from which she has been operating her child care business. Tazeema’s acquisition of the building was funded in part by a $50,000 loan from the Equitable Wilmington CDFI Collaborative, through Collaborative partner …
Equitable Wilmington Funding Supports Precious Little Hands Acquisition of Childcare Facility
Equitable Wilmington Collaborative announces that eight nonprofit organizations have been awarded a Capacity Building Fund grant, a one-time grant made possible by the JPMorgan Chase PRO Neighborhoods program. In total, the Collaborative issued $100,000 in grant funds to nonprofits who support equitable development in one or more of the neighborhoods of Westside/West Center City, Northeast and East Wilmington to expand their ability to sustainably meet the needs of their communities.
True Access Capital and Cornerstone West Community Development Corporation have launched the West Side Corridor Revitalization Fund (WSCRF), a program offering grants of up to $10,000 for eligible small business owners and developers whose projects contribute to the economic revitalization of Wilmington’s West Side community. The fund is supported by Equitable Wilmington, a program created with a JPMorgan Chase & Co. PRO Neighborhood grant.
Equitable Wilmington Collaborative extends our congratulations to Jerry Deen’s restaurant on a successful ribbon cutting ceremony to launch their opening! True Access Capital, as a member of Equitable Wilmington, provided financial support and technical assistance to bring the family style restaurant featuring high-quality service and food to uplift Wilmington’s Eastside neighborhood.
West Side Grows is a coalition of residents, businesses, churches, and community organizations on a mission to make Wilmington neighborhoods the best that they can be. They work to revitalize Wilmington parks, strengthen business districts, grow local jobs, create more opportunities for youth, promote quality housing for all and build a sense of community in the West Side neighborhood.
NCALL, Cinnaire and True Access Capital are members of Equitable Wilmington, a collaborative of CDFIs completing equitable development in Wilmington’s neighborhoods through the Chase PRO Neighborhood grant. Come to learn more about their work and how to access their services and programs.
Cinnaire, in partnership with the University of Delaware, has announced the launch of Jumpstart Wilmington, a program designed to help Wilmington residents become
developers of their own neighborhoods through quality, community-focused real estate development training and financing options.
True Access Capital is offering loans up to $20,000 for underserved small businesses. The Fund will focus on businesses that were unable to take advantage of the Federal and State relief programs. Small businesses that were forced to close or experienced reduced revenue as a result of COVID-19 are eligible to apply.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. today announced a $4 million, three-year investment in Equitable Wilmington, a collaborative aimed at promoting inclusive growth in Wilmington’s West, East and Northeast neighborhoods, so more residents can share in the rewards of a growing economy.
