Nacdc Financial Services, Inc.

Nacdc Financial Services, Inc. is a minority-owned, nonprofit community development corporation based in Browning, Montana, that specializes in supporting economic development and financial services within Native American communities. Registered with SAM.gov since February 2013, the organization operates as a certified community development financial institution (CDFI) serving the Northern Plains region. The entity has established itself as a key provider of financial assistance, workforce development, and capacity-building services targeting underserved Native populations, leveraging federal grant funding to expand access to affordable capital and economic opportunity across tribal nations and indigenous communities.

The organization's federal grant portfolio demonstrates substantial expertise in administering multiple funding streams focused on Native economic development and CDFI operations. Nacdc Financial Services has received prime grant awards from the Administration for Native Americans, the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund, the Economic Development Administration, and the Rural Business Cooperative Services. Recent awards include a $900,000 three-year grant (2025-2028) supporting the Inokesquetee Saki Workforce Development & Fellowship Program, which provides career awareness, lending certificate training, and employment pathways for Native professionals in the indigenous finance sector. The organization has also administered grants supporting Native CDFI financial capacity building, small dollar loan programs targeting unbanked and underbanked populations, rural microenterprise development, and a $6.8 million revolving loan fund through the Mountain Plains Regional Native CDFI Coalition. Additionally, Nacdc Financial Services received a $1,278,385 COVID-19 pandemic response grant in 2021 to provide emergency financial assistance to economically impacted communities and businesses. The organization's work encompasses loan loss reserves, capital reserves, development services, technical assistance, data infrastructure improvement, and cross-sector partnership development with mental health, social service, and financial institutions.