Paving the way
Creating access to capital
Small business plays a vital role in our community. Businesses cannot grow, however— in revenue, size or impact—without access to capital. But historically, entrepreneurs—especially women and people of color—face barriers to traditional lending due to racial and gender inequalities, and oftentimes a lack of generational wealth as well.
ASSETS meets this need through innovative loan products as well as financial counseling and services. We offer businesses a way to fuel their growth, while rewarding them for fueling the growth of their community.
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As a social impact restaurant, we had difficulty getting funding from traditional sources. The ASSETS [Impact] Loan was timely and very helpful, because without it we wouldn’t have been able to secure our new location.
What could happen if you got the capital you needed to grow?
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The Small Business Loan
$1,000–$10,000Read more »This unique product provides access to small personal loans that are used for your business. It helps you establish or improve your credit and offers monthly group sessions and one-on-one financial counseling.
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The Impact Loan
$10,000–$50,000Read more »This innovative product provides funding for businesses who measure – and are committed to improving – their social and environmental impact. Interest rates are discounted based on improvements made.
Learn more about ASSETS’ loan process
ASSETS is authorized to lend in the following Central Pennsylvania Counties:
Berks, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, and York.
Imagine what could be if you had the financing you needed
A free 30-minute Discovery Meeting is just a click away.
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4 Personal Finance Tips for Small Business Owners
Your business will always be affected by your personal finances, especially when you’re first starting up. Sure, you’ll want to eventually separate your personal finances from your business finances, but you need to first make sure your personal finances are in order because they can either hinder or fuel the growth of your business… and ultimately lead to its failure or success.
