Signatories
Since the creation of the Small Business Borrowers’ Bill of Rights in 2015, nearly 60 lenders, brokers, and marketplaces have taken a stand for small businesses by attesting that they abide by the Rights. The organizations listed below have attested to the most recently updated Bill of Rights released in 2021. 
  1. ​​Accessity
  2. ​Accion Opportunity Fund 
  3. ​Accompany Capital​
  4. ​Allies for Community Business​
  5. Anchor Capitol For A Common Goal​
  6. Bluevine
  7. Bridging Virginia
  8. Camino Financial
  9. Coastal Enterprises Inc.
  10. Cityfirst Enterprises
  11. Community Enterprise Development Services
  12. ​Credibility Capital
  13. EnrichHer​​
  14. Funding Circle
  15. ICA.fund
  16. Inclusive Action for the City
  17. Kiva US
  18. Justine Petersen
  19. Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC)
  20. LendingClub
  21. Lendistry
  22. Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon (MESO)​​
  23. Opening Doors Inc.​​
  24. Pacific Community Ventures
  25. ​Shenandoah Community Capital Fund​
  26. Thread Capital
  27. TMC Community Capital
  28. Working Solutions ​
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Endorsers
These organizations do not provide financing services to small businesses but they care deeply about responsible business lending and actively support the Small Business Borrowers' Bill of Rights as endorsers. 
  1. Akouba Credit​
  2. Alliance Partners
  3. American Fintech Council
  4. Amiba American Independent Business Alliance
  5. Asian Pacific Islander Small Business Program
  6. ​The Aspen Institute
  7. California Association for Micro Enterprise Opportunity
  8. Calvert Foundation
  9. Chicago Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights
  10. Coalition for Nonprofit Housing & Economic Development
  11. Community Investment Management LLC
  12. Credit Builders Alliance
  13. Crediture
  14. Empire Justice Center
  15. Fit Small Business
  16. FunderIntel
  17. The Greenlining Institute
  18. Human Scale Business, a Benefit Corporation
  19. Jefferson Economic Development Institute (JEDI)
  20. Lending Front
  21. Little Tokyo Service Center
  22. Larry R. Williams Firm
  23. Law Offices of William D. Black
  24. The Main Street Alliance​
  25. Maryland Retailers Association
  26. Microenterprise Collaborative of Inland Southern California
  27. Minority and Women Contractors and Developers Association
  28. National Alliance of Community Economic Development Associations ​
  29. National Association of Latino Asset Builders
  30. National Coalition of Asian Pacific Americans Community Development
  31. National Community Reinvestment Coalition
  32. National League of Cities
  33. National Urban League
  34. Nerd Wallet
  35. Next Street
  36. New York State CDFI Coalition
  37. Opportunity Finance Network
  38. Pier Asset Management
  39. Platte River Injury Law
  40. Prosperity Now
  41. Prolendly
  42. Right to Start
  43. SAC Black Biz
  44. Security Financial Services
  45. Susquehanna Growth Equity
  46. Silver Lining
  47. Small Business California
  48. Small Business Finance Institute
  49. Small Business Majority
  50. SMB Intelligence
  51. Sonn Law Group
  52. Sutliff and Stout Injury and Accident Law Firm
  53. United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
  54. UpState New York Black Chamber of Commerce
  55. Venturize
  56. Woodstock Institute
  57. Workplace Rights Law Group
  58. Altas Project Support
1) Small business lenders, credit marketplaces and brokers who fill out and submit the Attestation Form available through this Website are listed as signatories to the Small Business Borrower¹s Bill of Rights (BBOR), indicating that these companies have represented that they abide by all of the principles and practices in the BBOR.  Members of the Responsible Business Lending Coalition do not independently verify that any of these signatory companies or entities abide by the BBOR. We encourage all borrowers to understand their financing rights, and not to rely solely on the listing of these companies and entities in determining whether or not any particular company or entity does in fact abide by the BBOR.