Support Programs

We help entrepreneurs of all backgrounds prepare and access capital through three programs.

Capital Accelerator Program

Dedicated coaching to help your business secure capital

Is this program right for me?

If you applied for a loan and were denied or you were approved for fewer funds than you need, you’re a great fit for this program.

How does it work?

We’ll match you with a NEWITY Cares team member. You’ll work together to improve your financial health so you’re more likely to be approved in the future.

Can you help me get a loan?

Yes! NEWITY Cares can guide you to it’s partner financial institutions who have capital offerings and loans for small businesses.

Financial Literacy Program

Educational series to help you plan for your financial future

Is this program right for me?

Yes! The financial literacy program is designed for entrepreneurs with businesses at all stages of growth.

How does it work?

Join our mailing list and we’ll send you information about in-person and virtual events on a wide variety of topics.

What will I learn?

You’ll gain working knowledge of small business finances, the lending landscape, and key metrics for your business.

Business Community Program

Access to our West Loop location and community events

What is this program?

The business community program offers a collaborative environment for Chicagoan entrepreneurs. Network, attend events, or access our workspace.

How does it work?

Apply to become a business community member or join the waitlist. Once you’re approved, you’ll gain exclusive access to NEWITY Cares community events.

Is membership free?

Yes! Memberships are free. To become a member, simply contact us. Our team will send you an application where you can share more about you and your business.

Ready to get started?

Contact our team today.

To qualify for an SBA 7(a) small business loan, your business must be:

  1. U.S.-based and operated
  2. Owner supported / owner funded
  3. Eligible per the SBA’s requirements

Your loan amount will determined by the business’ average annual revenue, FICO score, and years in business