LendForGood has passed AUD 4 million in impact capital mobilised for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) around the world.
That money came from a growing, global community of individual and organisational lenders. Our syndication model connects them with experienced intermediaries, so together they can provide the capital that courageous impact-focused MSMEs need to survive and thrive.
AUD 4.19m
private capital mobilised
57
successful campaigns, with 2 more raising
30
MSMEs across Australia, Africa, Asia and Latin America
~200
lenders, 50% women
All figures AUD. First loan January 2022. 26% of our borrowers are women-owned and led.
Two returning borrowers took us past $4m
Both had previously raised and fully repaid loans on the platform, and both came back to scale their impact further.
Vivaldi, Colombia
After delivering earlier healthcare infrastructure projects, Vivaldi returned to raise capital to transform a Colombian Navy helicopter into a fully certified aeromedical Search & Rescue (SAR) and Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) unit, strengthening maritime emergency medical response across remote regions.
In Manuela’s words
We are so fortunate that you are contributing to alternative impact financing in the world. For us, it makes all the difference.
Manuela Gil, Vivaldi
Dash Electric, Indonesia
Building on their track record in clean logistics, Dash Electric returned to expand their fleet of electric delivery vehicles, advancing sustainable urban mobility and creating fair green jobs for delivery riders in Indonesia.
See the Dash Electric campaign →
More than a number
In Cam’s words
The $4m milestone represents far more than just a number to us. It is a testament to the potential of community capital mobilisation. We see people and organisations coming together in solidarity to invest in hope, to make the world better in ways they could not do alone.
Cameron Neil, Co-Founder and CEO
That capital has fuelled MSMEs improving access to menstrual products for women and girls in Indonesia, tackling child and maternal malnutrition in Cambodia, delivering nutritious locally sourced and made meals to students in Nepal, and reducing armed conflict in trouble spots around the world. As Cam puts it, “The courage and ambition of these MSMEs is boundless.”
Why our lenders are here
Our lenders collectively offer a bridge across the “missing middle” in impact finance: the funding gap that leaves so many impact MSMEs stranded between microfinance and traditional institutional investment.
In Mai’s words
For me, impact investing is about finding organisations that are not only solving important problems but also have the capability to create lasting change. LendForGood makes impact investing accessible and allows smaller investors to participate.
Mai Lan Nguyen, LendForGood lender
Lend now: two campaigns open
The momentum doesn’t stop with this milestone. Two more loan campaigns are open for lender subscriptions now.
Open until 3 Nov 2026
Startups Cooperative Credit Union, Ghana
Raising capital to disburse affordable micro-loans and provide digital financial tools to underserved rural MSMEs, young entrepreneurs and women-led businesses across Ghana.
Open until 5 Nov 2026
Flowt Intelligence Inc, Kenya
Providing catalytic working capital for established climate-smart enterprises in Kenya, including agri-food, clean technology and green manufacturing businesses, by lending against verified cash flows rather than traditional collateral.
Thank you to our community of lenders, impact intermediaries and courageous impact entrepreneurs. Together, we are proving that community-driven finance can power real, systemic change.
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