Sep, 12 2024

The male and female Microbusiness Persons of the Year were honored during the First Community Capital Rising Star Microbusiness Awards Dinner. Shown above from left to right are honorees Jose Jesus Martinez of Martinez & Son Trucking Co., Dr. Boni Johnson of AFC Urgent Care, and Jay DiAllo Founder and CEO of First Community Capital. Photo: James

Mar, 29 2024

Financial intuitions are not immune to economic challenges, however, this organization is seeing an upswing.

Mar, 20 2024

First Community Capital (FCC), proudly certified by the US Department of the Treasury as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), is thrilled to report substantial achievements and financial growth for the year ended 2023. As a dedicated non-profit economic development institution, FCC has steadfastly championed economic justice and opportunity, dedicating its efforts to support economically disadvantaged small businesses and Low- and Moderate-Income individuals, particularly focusing on Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC).

Feb, 17 2024

Switching to a lower rate could save the average borrower hundreds of dollars per year

Dec, 12 2023

Many Black women report feeling ignored or dismissed by doctors. The consequences can be deadly for mothers and babies.

May, 12 2023

Inflation, high interest rates, and access to credit are just a few of the challenges that keep small business owners awake at night.

Oct, 10 2023

(Inland Empire, Calif.) The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund) has certified First Community Capital, Inc. as the first and only Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) located in Southwest Riverside County. First Community Capital serves Southern California and Arizona. Community Development Financial Institutions play an important role in generating economic growth and opportunity in some of our nation’s most distressed communities. By offering tailored resources and innovative programs that invest federal dollars alongside private sector capital, the CDFI’s take a market-based approach to supporting economically disadvantaged communities.

May, 10 2023

Fourteen years ago, JAY (OFORI) DIALLO ’08 planned to serve with the United Nations or World Vision, but he has pursued a different path with the same passion to help the less fortunate. Since earning a degree in political science from Westmont, he has spent his entire career in banking, transforming the lives of economically disadvantaged people in his community.