Community Impact Loans
Community Impact Loans
We have several loan programs to fit almost any business need – but don’t worry about figuring out which program you need, we will do that for you. Learn more below about what makes Dakota Business Lending a great choice as a small business financing partner for lenders and borrowers.
Community Impact Loans – Financing for All Stages of Business
Traditional financing not meeting your needs? We have several other financing options available for you and your business through our Community Impact Loan program.
Community Impact Loans are designed to:
“Help businesses owners create what they want, in they place they want, within the means they have.”
- Loan options ranging from $1,000 – $250,000.
- Available for businesses in all stages.
- Helps fill the gap where other financial programs cannot.
COMMUNITY IMPACT LOAN BENEFITS
Through the Community Impact Loan program, we can get creative by utilizing different financing programs and structures to minimize risk and offer the best product for our borrowers.
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Accessible Financing
Designed to be inclusive and supportive, making financing more attainable for more borrowers.
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Business Advising
Offering free strategic insights, mentorship, and expertise to help your business succeed.
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Path to Bankability
With over 42 years of experience, our team is all about ensuring your success and making sure your business is bankable for years to come.
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Expanded Lending Options
Access additional lending options to meet the diverse needs of your clients.
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Maintained Client Relationships
Offer alternative financing when facing lending limits to preserve client relationships.
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Economic Support
Empower local businesses by providing vital financial support that impacts their communities.
The Community Impact Loan program prioritizes making entrepreneurs bankable and addressing community needs with flexible financing solutions…independently or in partnership with lending institutions.
Want to get started? Contact our team to learn more.
Emily Schroeder
Community Lending Director
