Lender DetailsOpportunity Fund
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Opportunity Fund

Also known as: Opportunity Fund

Opportunity Fund is a nonprofit CDFI, or Community Development Financial Institution, based in Santa Rosa, California. It is one of the largest nonprofit small business lenders in California and focuses on providing affordable financing to underserved small business owners who face barriers to accessing conventional bank credit.

CDFIs are mission-driven financial organizations certified by the US Treasury's CDFI Fund. They exist to expand access to capital for communities underserved by mainstream banks, including low-income communities, minority-owned businesses, immigrant-owned businesses and women entrepreneurs.

Opportunity Fund offers small business loans for a range of purposes including working capital, equipment purchases, real estate and startup costs. It focuses on loans for businesses that would typically find it difficult to qualify at a conventional bank, often because of limited credit history, lower credit scores or the early stage of the business. Opportunity Fund tends to take a more holistic view of the borrower's situation rather than relying solely on traditional credit metrics.

In addition to lending, Opportunity Fund provides business education, coaching and advisory services to help entrepreneurs build sustainable businesses.

Opportunity Fund primarily serves California, though it has expanded its reach to other states. If you are a small business owner in California and are exploring financing options, Opportunity Fund is particularly worth considering if you have had difficulty qualifying for conventional bank financing.

As a nonprofit lender, Opportunity Fund typically offers more favorable terms than for-profit alternative lenders while being more accessible than traditional banks for many underserved entrepreneurs. Contact Opportunity Fund directly to learn about current loan products, amounts and eligibility.

Quick info

Category

Business Loans

Trading names

Opportunity Fund

Parent company

Not verified

Regulatory status

Nonprofit CDFI.

Official websitehttps://www.opportunityfund.org
Date checked

2026-06-06

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Registered address131 Stony Circle, Santa Rosa, CA 95401

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Regulatory statusNonprofit CDFI.
Registration numberNot verified
Company statusActive
Parent companyNot verified

About this company

Main products and services

Small business loans for underserved entrepreneurs in California

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Date checked

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How do I make a complaint about Opportunity Fund?

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Is Opportunity Fund regulated in the US?

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What should I do if I think Opportunity Fund has treated me unfairly?

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