True Access Capital – Equitable Wilmington

NCC Corridor Revitalization Fund Accepting Applications

June 4, 2024

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 […]

NCC Corridor Revitalization Fund Accepting Applications

True Access Capital launches Northeast Wilmington Revitalization Fund

March 21, 2022

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

Small Business Relief/Recovery Loan Program Available From True Access Capital

October 20, 2020

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.

Small Business Relief/Recovery Loan Program Available From True Access Capital

JPMorgan Chase Makes $4 Million Investment to Promote Inclusive Growth in Wilmington Neighborhoods

October 14, 2020

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.

JPMorgan Chase Makes $4 Million Investment to Promote Inclusive Growth in Wilmington Neighborhoods