Community Capital Development

Community Capital Development (CCD) is an economic development organization composed of three sister 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations formed in 1997. The three organizations are legally distinct, but share staff, operate in the same office space, and do business collaboratively under the trade name of Community Capital Development.

Seattle Economic Development Association (SEDA) is the overall administrative and strategic planning arm of CCD. SEDA administers our USDA IRP fund and our SBA 7(a) Microloan Fund.

Seattle Economic Development Fund (SEDF) is a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) since 1998 and administers a $6 million loan fund through various programs. The mission of a CDFI is to promote lending and economic opportunities to under-served populations and areas.

Seattle Business Assistance Center (SBAC) provides small business consulting services, training and networking. SBAC operates three Women's Business Centers (Washington Business Center, the South Sound Washington Business Center and the Northwest Women’s Business Center), Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), and the Washington Statewide Minority Business Enterprise Center (MBEC).