Delaware has 5 federally certified Community Development Financial Institutions — 3 credit unions, 2 loan funds.
Most lenders are concentrated in Wilmington (2), Claymont (1), Dover (1).
Ranked by total assets (NCUA / FDIC data).
There are 5 Treasury-certified CDFIs headquartered in Delaware, including 3 credit unions, 2 loan funds.
By total assets, the largest CDFI in Delaware is Tidemark Federal Credit Union ($462.8M in assets).
No CDFIs headquartered in Delaware currently hold Native CDFI certification, but Native borrowers may still qualify at other certified lenders in the state.
Eligibility varies by lender, but CDFIs generally serve low- and moderate-income borrowers, small businesses, and underserved communities. Open a lender's page below to see its specific eligibility criteria, loan products, and how to apply.
Eagle One Federal Credit Union
Claymont, 19703--153
NeighborGood Partners, Inc.
Dover, 19904--272
Stepping Stones Community Federal Credit Union
Wilmington, 19801
Tidemark Federal Credit Union
Seaford, 19973--161
True Access Capital Corporation
Wilmington, 19801--165