- Preserving affordable housing in the Park Avenue neighborhood - Spark Capital invested funds to help inCOMMON acquire this 5-unit complex in the Park Avenue neighborhood, preserving affordability for neighbors. The property, located at 1612 S. 32nd Avenue, Omaha, NE 68105, is a residential multi-family property consisting of a 2-story building with a finished basement 
- OFN Story: CDFI Nourishes Hawaii’s Future with Funding for Healthy Food and Agriculture  - Native Hawaiian-owned business distributing healthy foods and creating jobs in local community 
- OFN Story: Recovery Center Transforms Local Community, Economy, and Lives  - Financed Kentucky’s largest addiction treatment and vocational rehabilitation center serving 2,500+ individuals and creating 300+ jobs 
- OFN Story: Puerto Rican School, Backed By CDFI Support, Changes Lives Through Hands-On Education  - Created 46 seats in a dual-language Montessori school, in a community where more than half of residents face poverty 
- Chicago Events Planner Achieves Long-Time Dream With Help From LISC  - Ardul Aquino founded Tu Party Chicago in 2012 to make events at any price point possible, starting small by renting tables, chairs and tents for parties and events. Aquino dreamed of purchasing a location to offer to clients to host their events and better serve his clientele. With support from Wells Fargo’s Open for Business… 
- Philly Builds Credit: A Financial Wellness Initiative  - New initiative brings national credit-building model to Philadelphia to turn barriers into bridges 
- CDFI Credit Unions Lower Interest Rates on Car Loans  - Credit Union’s auto loan refinancing program, which slashes interest rates in half. On average, One Detroit is able to reduce members’ monthly payments by $54.16, and sometimes by more than $100, saving them more than $3,000 over the term of their loans. 
- BEARS, BOATS, AND BUSINESS DREAMS  - Native Entrepreneur Brings Tlingit Traditions to Tourism with Spruce Root’s Help 
- Native CDFIs Fuel Small Business Success Across Indian Country  - From Food Truck to Brick-and-Mortar Success 
- Native CDFIs Fuel Small Business Success Across Indian Country  - Business Growth and Expansion 
- Native CDFIs Fuel Small Business Success Across Indian Country  
- Always a good day on the sea  - Pacific Northwest Tribal Lending Helps Fisherman Live His Big Dream 
- Greater Green Bay Community Foundation launches Impact Investing Fund  - Housing investment initiates a cycle of returns for continuous impact 
- Bay Bank  - Bay Bank Celebrates 30 Years of Commitment and Community Local, Native-Owned Financial Institution Marks Milestone Anniversary 
- Overcoming Natural Disasters  - Julie Painter, a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and owner of Visage Salon, faced one of her biggest challenges yet when Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina. 
- Kinser Flats  - First Investment from CDFI Friendly Bloomington Provides Affordable Housing and Support Services 
- The Right Tools and Support Make Ownership Possible for Residents of Mobile Home Communities  - Fifteen years ago, Genesis introduced a transformative model to Maine aimed at empowering mobile home park residents… 
- Ruben Zavaleta’s Journey and the Growth of Guerrero Maya Restaurant  - Ruben Zavaleta’s journey from a small town between Mexico City and Acapulco to becoming a successful restaurateur in Maine is a testament to his dedication, vision, and entrepreneurial spirit. 
- CDFI Program Financial Assistance Success Stories: Spring Bank  - A CDFI program in NYC enabling low-income employees to access affordable credit, improve credit scores, and build savings 
- Healthy Acadia - Keeping People Safe and Warm 
- White Sails Inn  - “Working with SMFA was an absolute pleasure, and I can confidently say that without their support, I’m not sure I would have secured the final amount of money needed for my venture. ” 
- All Smiles Dental  - In Biddeford, Maine, a young dentist’s determination to own his practice has become a reality, demonstrating the significant impact of local support and dedicated learning. 
- Spurling Fitness  - A Journey of Growth and Community Impact 
- Harvesting Tradition - How Four Directions Development Corporation Helped Mi’kmaq Nation Expand a Fishery into an Enterprise 
- Bangor mobile home park residents get loan to develop 28 empty lots  - The loan comes after the residents raised $8 million to beat out a corporate investor and buy their own mobile home park. 
- CDFI Program Financial Assistance Success Stories: LiftFund  - Helped Guillermo Vasquez launch a stable business in Brownsville, TX, enabling him to send his daughter to college. 
- HealthWorks  - The project involves the rehabilitation and redevelopment of a 31,204 square-foot office building to serve as a healthcare facility in Cheyenne, Wyoming. 
- Marshall White Center  - This investment will finance the new construction of a 68,000 square foot community recreation center in Ogden, UT. The new, significantly larger facility—nearly twice the size of the original—will expand its offerings to better serve the surrounding severely distressed neighborhood. 
- Rivertree Academy  - The construction of a new elementary school in Lake Como neighborhood of Fort Worth, Texas, allowing the sponsor to double its current capacity and increase enrollment from 100 to 270 students each year. 
- TreisD  - TreisD, headquartered in Knoxville, develops advanced 3D image capture, display, and printing technology that delivers solutions across multiple applications, including supply chain security and brand protection. Three Roots Capital provided a loan to the company in June 2025, followed by an equity investment in July 2025. In addition to its headquarters, TreisD is establishing production… 
- Shift Thermal  - Shift Thermal, based in Oak Ridge, is the developer of FLEX™ technology, an advanced thermal storage system designed to reduce energy consumption. The company originated as part of the Innovation Crossroads program at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). The TennesSeed Fund first invested in Shift Thermal in 2019 during its start-up phase, and Three Roots… 
- SmartRIA  - SmartRIA, based in Knoxville, provides a leading software platform that helps Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) and their consultants efficiently manage compliance programs. The TennesSeed Fund first invested in the company in 2019 when it was an early-stage start-up. Since then, Three Roots Capital has made several follow-on investments in SmartRIA, most recently in January 2025. 
- Zipit  - Three Roots Capital congratulates Zipit Wireless, a leader in IoT (Internet of Things) connectivity solutions based in Greenville, South Carolina, on its recent acquisition by Wireless Logic. Zipit’s journey from start-up to early-stage innovator to global player in the IoT market reflects our region’s vision, tenacity, and entrepreneurial spirit. While 3Roots has not provided direct… 
- YouthBuild Newark (YBN)  - Redevelopment of a two-story 31,237 SF commercial building, including the construction of 15 to 17 classrooms, 28 staff offices, and 14 administrative office, in addition to a warming kitchen, café, and student lounges. 
- Raleigh Rescue Mission  - Raleigh Rescue Mission will build an 88,000 SF situational homeless recovery facility, an 18,500 SF children’s learning center, and open green spaces. 
- Nourish Up  - Proceeds will fit out a 19,000 SF commericial kitchen for medically tailored meal production within a 90,000 SF food distribution facility, both of which address food insecurity for low-income people in Charlotte, NC. 
- Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership, Inc  - The development will feature affordable housing consistent with the 25th and Monon Vision Plan. 
- Project H.O.O.D  - Construction of the Robert R. McCormick Leadership and Economic Opportunity Center, an 88,000 SF multi-use facility in a deeply distressed neigborhood that consolidates multiple much-needed resources into one state-of-the-art facility that residents can use as a one-stop shop for their needs. 
- Harry Chapin Food Bank  - HCFB will construct an approximately 97,000 SF warehouse and distribution center which will replace its current 54,390 SF facility to expand access to healthy foods, nutrition education, and wraparound services and build community resilience. 
- Food Bank of the Rockies  - Additional working capital for the Food Bank. 
- Rio Grande Hospital  - Rio Grande Hospital (RGH) is a nonprofit healthcare organization serving the Western San Luis Valley. RGH operates a hospital in Del Norte, as well as three other healthcare clinics in Creede, Monte Vista, and South Fork. Based on a recent community health needs assessment, RGH determined they needed to create a community wellness facility. The… 
- Fairchild Medical Center  - Fairchild Medical Center (FMC) is expanding its campus to address the critical healthcare shortages affecting low-income, rural residents of Siskiyou County, California. With 30% of residents unable to access care due to a lack of available doctors and 54% unable to secure medical appointments in the past year, the need for increased medical services is… 
- Better Housing Coalition – (projected)  - Supporting the construction of 20 homes as part of Highland Grove project. 
- Cristo Rey Fort Worth STEAM Center  - The school is endeavoring on a multi-phase rehabilitation project aimed at expanding its facilities to better serve its students and staff and create long-term financial sustainability. 
- Affordable Homes of South Texas, Inc.  - With an $8M NMTC allocation, Affordable Homes of South Texas, Inc. (AHSTI) will construct approximately 50 new single-family homes in 5 different subdivisions in Hidalgo County. 
- Blank Beauty  - Blank Beauty is a fast-growing beauty-tech company based in Knoxville that combines science, software, and robotics to create personalized cosmetics. The company recently closed a $6 million Series A funding round to expand its headquarters and production facility in downtown Knoxville. Three Roots Capital invested in Blank Beauty in May 2025, joining a group of… 
- ATS Innovations  - ATS Innovations is the creator of the MetaFlex® Glove, which combines compression and grip-strengthening technology to optimize hand health and performance. Founded by a former Y-12 Plant engineer, the company is woman-owned and innovation-driven. Three Roots Capital invested in the Cookeville-based company in March 2025 and provided a follow-on loan in May 2025 
- Entrac Medical  - Entac Medical is a digital health company based in Memphis, developing wearable devices that use acoustic signals and predictive analytics to detect adverse conditions in patients. The company is built on technology licensed from the University of Tennessee. Three Roots Capital has supported Entac with multiple investments, most recently in February 2025. 
- Crossroad Health Center  - The site acquisition, construction/rehab and equipping of an outdated recreational center into a new 21,000 sq. ft. building for Crossroad Health Center (a FQHC) to expand integrated healthcare, food security, housing placement/referrals and other supportive services, as well as a pharmacy, to 6.5K people/year. 
- BOLD Charter School  - Construction of a 60,000 square feet charter school facility featuring 27 classrooms, small breakout rooms, an art room, music room, science labs, cafeteria/gymnasium, and administrative spaces. 
- Early Education Center  - Construction of 19.8K SF early childhood education center, serving over 200 infant/toddler/pre-k (increase of 134), and 316 fmailies (increase of 56) 
- Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell  - Believe & Become is an ambitious campaign to renovate and expand the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Lowell. 
- Esperanza Academy  - This transaction supports the development of a new 31,500 SF school to improve education access for low-income girls. 
- There’s Love in this Community  - Meet one of CHWC’s customers. A single mother, bus driver,… 
- The Montanez Family  - Through Tenfold’s matched savings and financial coaching, Joel and Katelyn achieved their goal of homeownership in Ephrata. 
- The Tirado Family  - Tenfold supported the Tirado family in purchasing their first home in Lancaster City through down-payment assistance and homebuyer education. 
- Warrior Grocery  - Local grocery/deli serving reservation, buying from local ranchers, opening March 2022. 
- Warrior Meat Company  - Mobile meat processing unit onsite at ranchers, finishing beef at facility in Ashland. 
- Transformative Culture Project (TCP)  - Nonprofit using creative arts for economic development and community engagement. 
- Thrive Yoga  - B:Side Fund supported financing for this rural wellness studio to expand classes and facility services. 
- Western Rise  - B:Side Fund financed inventory purchase via Main Street loan to help this apparel brand grow in Colorado. 
- White Hat Services LLC  - B:Side Fund enabled working capital that helped this IT services firm serve new clients and grow team. 
- Wilderness Exchange Unlimited  - B:Side Fund supported a Great Western Bank loan to this eco-tourism outfitter for fleet and gear expansion. 
- Ziggi’s Coffee  - B:Side Fund helped High Plains Bank finance this coffee chain’s growth in rural Colorado towns outside major metro areas. 
- Zion’s Tiny Homes  - Through Hillcrest Bank, B:Side Fund financed a small-scale modular housing project using sustainable construction models. 
- The Taffy Shop  - B:Side Fund enabled funding through Bank of Colorado to launch and support a gourmet candy business with local retail presence. 
- Marie’s Hair & Nail Supply  - Bridging Virginia loans helped expand Marie’s beauty supply store, doubling inventory and supporting micro‑entrepreneur vendors. 
- Owl Spoon Water Kefir  - A loan via Bridging Virginia allowed Owl Spoon to scale from home‑scale batches to 250‑gallon production capacity. 
- The Graeff‑Byrnes Family  - Jenna and Matthew used Tenfold’s homebuyer education to become homeowners in Lancaster’s SoWe neighborhood, reducing financial barriers. 
- Pickleball Mania  - AE financing helped Lesa Carter expand her community recreation business, offering events like family nights for 75+ attendees. 
- The Juice Collective  - AE helped LaTeka Cooke-Davis start her juice bar when others wouldn’t; she’s expanding from Horseheads to downtown Elmira. 
- NuLife Kicks  - ACCESS Community Capital Fund supported NuLife Kicks, a shoe repair business 
- Success Story: Kenesha  - A small loan from ACCESS Community Capital Fund enabled Kenesha to turn a sweet idea into a business. 
- Spark’s Mission is to Dramatically Transform Disinvested Neighborhoods  - Spark positively impacts the greater Omaha metropolitan area in many ways. To learn more or to help us achieve our mission – profoundly transforming disinvested neighborhoods into prosperous and thriving communities. 
- Partners for Financial Freedom  - CHWC partnered with CHES to expand credit, budgeting, and homeownership counseling across communities. 
- Making a Spot for Everyone - CHWC used garden spaces to build connection and belonging among local youth and LGBTQ+ community. 
- JHTDesign Studios  - B:Side Fund provided graphic design business with capital to support expansion, new marketing, and greater client acquisitions. 
- Rosenberg’s Bagels and Delicatessen  - B:Side Fund help First National Bank finance this bagel shop’s growth and job creation in its local neighborhood. 
- Land Ark RV, LLC.  - B:Side Fund backed this mobile RV outfitter’s expansion with a Zions Bancorporation-supported loan package. 
- Rasta Salsa  - B:Side Fund supported loan structuring via Encore Bank to launch this salsa brand and build distribution capacity. 
- Lift Chocolate  - B:Side Fund enabled financing via FirstBank for this social enterprise chocolatier to scale operations and reach broader markets. 
- Novastar Kids Co (SBA CO Small Business Person of the Year)  - B:Side Fund provided NBH Bank with SBA financing support to help this children’s enrichment company scale and earn statewide recognition. 
- Sierra Mountain Center  - When longtime Program Director Emma Gasman seized the opportunity to purchase the business, she turned to Access Plus Capital for guidance. 
- Laumiere Gourmet Fruits  - Access Plus Capital funded facility expansion and equipment upgrades to scale a dried‑fruit snack business. 
- OZ‑Invested Industrial Development  - OPAL helped structure Opportunity Zone investment via OPAL Fund into REAL Park, bringing industrial jobs and investment to Tuskegee area. 
- Rural Grocery Store Revitalization  - OPAL’s CGA program recruited new owner and introduced two CDFIs to upgrade equipment and facades of Market Place in Livingston. 
- Edgewood Outfitters  - Capital from Bridging Virginia helped start a size-inclusive boutique supporting women in Newport News 
- Boricana LLC  - AE supported Crystal Moran’s multicultural food business, providing technical assistance and ongoing guidance. 
- Client Story: Ego Tripp Salon  - ACCESS provided low-cost financing and technical assistance to support salon startup and growth. 
- Hillside Harvest / Quality Interactions  - Caribbean‑American condiment brand invested in by BII multiple times and scaling distribution. 
- Boston Neighborhood Community Land Trust  - Community land trust stabilizing Dorchester neighborhoods and preventing displacement. 
- Building a Foundation  - CHWC develops parks, arts, and infrastructure to strengthen neighborhood investment and engagement. 
- Creating New Opportunities for Homeownership  - CHWC’s Homeownership program supports families through education, grants, and financial coaching. 
- Eagle Synergistic  - B:Side Fund provided working capital enabling this environmental engineering firm to scale operations and hire staff. 
- Integral Physical Therapy  - B:Side Fund supported this therapy clinic with funding to scale operations and grow staff, creating 22 jobs. 
- Caring Kids Preschool  - B:Side Fund facilitated financing for this daycare in underserved areas, enabling significant facility and staff expansion. 
- Impression Label  - B:Side Fund enabled financing via Mountain View Bank of Commerce to support this label printing business’s equipment purchase. 
- Fostering Success  - Working with FirstBank and B:Side Fund , this nonprofit expanded support services for foster youth through new locations. 
- Coast Central CU Testimonials  - “I have always been given the utmost attention and with efficiency. Coast Central has helped me with multiple loans and has done it with such ease. I know I can go to other banks and credit unions, but I come back to Coast Central because of the amazing service.” 
- Espe’s 2 Go  - Access Plus Capital provided critical small business financing to help launch a food truck rooted in family tradition. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
