Signatories 
These lenders, brokers, and marketplaces have taken a stand for small businesses by attesting that they abide by the Small Businesses Borrowers' Bill of Rights. If you are interested in adding your organization's name to the list of signatories, click here. 
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1. Accion Opportunity Fund 
2. Allies for Community Business​
3. Accessity
4. Access Plus Capital
5. ​Accompany Capital
6. Acelera Financial
7. ​Adelante Fund - Mission Economic Development Agency​
8. AmPac Tri-State CDC
9. Anchor Capitol For A Common Goal
10. Business and Community Leaders of Texas
11. Bell Funding Solutions
12. Bluevine
13. Camino Financial
14. CDC Small Business Finance
15. Coastal Enterprises Inc.
16. Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives
17. Cityfirst Enterprises
18. Common Capital
19. Community Capital New York
20. Community Enterprise Development Services
21. Community Loan Fund of the Capital Region
22. Community Reinvestment Fund, Inc
23. ​Credibility Capital
24. DreamSpring
25. Economic and Community Development Institute
26. EnrichHer​
27. FinVoice​
28. Funding Circle
29. Funding Societies
30. Growth Capital Corporation
31. Halo Business Finance
32. Hatch
33. Inclusive Action for the City
34. ICA.fund
35. KAPED, Inc.
36. Kiva US
37. Justine Petersen
38. Latino Economic Development Center
39. LendingClub
40. Lendistry
41. Lighter Capital
42. Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon
43. Mission Driven Finance
44. Money Matchmaker Co Capital
45. Mountain Biz Works
46. Multifunding
47. Nav
48. Next-Financing
49. Opening Doors Inc.
50. Pacific Community Ventures​
51. Quote 2 Fund
52. Small Business Development Corporation of Orange County
53. Staunton Creative Community Fund​
54. Thread Capital
55. TMC Community Capital
56. Washington Area Community Investment Fund
57. Women's Economic Ventures
58. Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation
59. 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. If you are interested in adding your organization's name to the list of endorsers, click here.
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1. Akouba Credit
2. Alliance Partners
3. Amiba American Independent Business Alliance
4. Asian Pacific Islander Small Business Program
5. ​The Aspen Institute
6. California Association for Micro Enterprise Opportunity
7. Calvert Foundation
8. Chicago Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights
9. Coalition for Nonprofit Housing & Economic Development
10. Community Investment Management LLC
11. Credit Builders Alliance
12. Empire Justice Center
13. Fit Small Business
14. FunderIntel
15. The Greenlining Institute
16. Human Scale Business, a Benefit Corporation
17. Jefferson Economic Development Institute (JEDI)
18. Lending Front
19. Little Tokyo Service Center
20. Larry R. Williams Firm
21. Law Offices of William D. Black
22. The Main Street Alliance​
23. Microenterprise Collaborative of Inland Southern California
24. Minority and Women Contractors and Developers Association
25. National Association of Latino Asset Builders
26. National Coalition of Asian Pacific Americans Community Development
27. National League of Cities
28. National Urban League
29. Nerd Wallet
30. Next Street
31. New York State CDFI Coalition
32. Opportunity Finance Network
33. Pier Asset Management
34. Platte River Injury Law
35. Prosperity Now
36. Prolendly
37. Right to Start
38. SAC Black Biz
39. Security Financial Services
40. Susquehanna Growth Equity
41. Silver Lining
42. Small Business California
43. Small Business Finance Institute
44. Small Business Majority
45. SMB Intelligence
46. Sonn Law Group
47. Sutliff and Stout Injury and Accident Law Firm
48. United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
49. UpState New York Black Chamber of Commerce
50. Venturize
51. Woodstock Institute
52. Workplace Rights Law Group
53. 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.