FINCA USA, Inc.

1101 - 14th Street NW , Suite 1100
Washington DC, 20005


FINCA, a seasoned overseas microenterprise development organization, is adapting and bringing its "village banking" peer group lending model to the United States. FINCA will serve low income markets in the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area and rural Minnesota (based in Fairbault, Minnesota). FINCA"s market is comprised of low-income people who are interested in self employment. FINCA will help low-income people become business owners by teaching them business skills and providing support through peer group interaction. The peer lending model provides encouragement, market discipline, and access to loans for working capital for businesses that could not otherwise obtain financing.- In 1994, FINCA began its United States operations.

CDFI Awards for FINCA USA, Inc.


CORE (1996) - $450,000

The $450,000 grant from the CDFI will enhance FINCA"s lending capacity, leverage private resources, and allow it to expand to serve more domestic sites.



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