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Did you catch our latest blog? Our Small Business Loan Manager at CommunityWorks, Matt Rivera, shares insight into how equipment financing and working capital can help entrepreneurs prepare for growth while protecting cash flow. Read the full blog to learn more! https://hubs.li/Q04l3lJX0

The CommunityWorks Express Loan is designed to help you move forward faster, so you can invest in what you need and start growing your business now, not later.

June is National Homeownership Month, a time to recognize the opportunities, stability, and generational wealth that homeownership can create.

But for many families, the biggest barrier isn't the monthly mortgage payment: it's the upfront costs. With rising housing costs and down payments increasingly out of reach, saving enough to buy a home can feel impossible.

That's why CommunityWorks partners with municipalities and employers to provide down payment and closing cost assistance, helping make homeownership more accessible for individuals and families across our communities.

Throughout June, we'll be sharing insights, resources, and information about programs designed to help more people achieve the dream of homeownership.

Follow along as we explore how we're .

Running a business means balancing growth with the day-to-day costs that keep operations moving.

In our latest blog, Matt Rivera, Small Business Loan Manager at CommunityWorks, shares insight into how equipment financing and working capital can help entrepreneurs prepare for growth while protecting cash flow.

Read the full blog to learn more about planning ahead for a stronger season in business.

The CommunityWorks Express Loan is designed to help entrepreneurs access the capital they need to grow with confidence. Whether you’re investing in equipment, inventory, marketing, or day-to-day operations, we’re here to support your next step.

Visit our website to learn more and see if the Express Loan could be a fit for your business.

Jarvis O’Neal Adams spent 18 years learning the towing industry before taking the leap into business ownership. Like many entrepreneurs, the vision was clear—but the path forward came with challenges. Building a brand, gaining traction, and securing the right equipment to grow all stood in the way.

Through a connection with the Benedict College Women’s Business Center, Jarvis and his wife, LaToya, were introduced to CommunityWorks.

With guidance and support from the team—and access to capital through a CommunityWorks loan—Jarvis was able to purchase a rollback tow truck, a key investment that helped take his business to the next level.
That single step opened the door to new contracts, greater visibility, and long-term growth.