WAGES co-ops receive start-up loans through Lenders for Community Development in San Jose, Calif.
What does L4CD stand for?
L4CD stands for Lenders for Community Development (now known as Opportunity Fund; savings and loan products; Bay Area, CA)
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Andale has joined forces with several Bay Area and nationally-affiliated organizations to develop the Andale Entrepreneur Assistance program, including Sacred Heart Community Service, Second Start, and Lenders for Community Development (LCD), a community development financial institution representing a consortium of 23 banks.