Our mission of creating economic opportunity…
The mission of Four Bands Community Fund is to create economic
opportunity by helping people build strong and sustainable small
businesses and increase their financial capability to create assets
and wealth.
“Four Bands helped me keep my home and put a roof over my family. They helped me when I felt like I couldn’t breathe. Four Bands took the burden off of me and they made me feel like it was going to be OK.”
Kathleen Maynard, Credit Builder Loan Recipient
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First Interstate Bank donates $70,000 to Native Community Development Financial Institutions.
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COVID-19 Response Plan
Office Access Restrictions March 19, 2020 With our community and relatives being the focus of our concerns, we are modifying our operations to...
Alissa Benoist Selected for Leadership Group for MIT’s 2019 Indigenous Communities Fellowship
Alissa Benoist Selected for Leadership Group for MIT’s 2019 Indigenous Communities Fellowship April 2, 2019 Four Bands Community Fund is pleased...
We’re Joining 53 Counties on South Dakota Day of Giving!
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Lakota Vogel Receives 2018 Native American 40 Under 40 Award
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