Grant Funding Momentum NALCAB recent financing activity includes a $525K general operating support grant from Surdna Foundation and a broader $1.2M grant from Truist Foundation in 2023, signaling strong ongoing funder interest that can be leveraged to expand programmatic offerings and partnerships.

Strategic Partnerships New collaboration with Truist Foundation launching the Maker-to-Market Accelerator (M2M) with an $2M investment positions NALCAB as a conduit for scale across small-scale manufacturers, presenting cross-sell opportunities for capacity building, technical assistance, and financing programs.

National Network As a CDFI intermediary with over 200 member nonprofits across all 50 states, D.C., and Puerto Rico, NALCAB offers a broad channel for deploying new financial products, training curricula, and research-based tools to Latino-serving communities nationwide.

Financial Health With revenue in the mid tens of millions and documented funding of at least one million in grants, NALCAB demonstrates solid financial capacity to pilot new programs, absorb grant administration costs, and scale impact through leveraged funding.

Leadership and Governance Recent addition to the board along with strong event footprints such as the 2025 National Conference indicating active governance and stakeholder engagement, which can facilitate strategic introductions to funders, potential partners, and capacity-building opportunities.