Small Business. Big Impact.
We are proud of our clients who add vibrancy to our communities while creating a pathway to prosperity for themselves, their families and their employees.
At LiftFund 26% of our client base includes startups contributing to the local economy and making a difference in their communities.
Read about our clients’ entrepreneurial journey and get inspired by their passion, commitment and resiliency.
Veterans ASCEND
After serving in the U.S. Navy for nearly a decade, Robyn Jean Grable faced the challenge most familiar to veterans: finding a civilian job, despite her valuable skills. Robyn worked hard to overcome the roadblocks and established a successful career. Still, she realized that standard job filters caused many employers to miss out on great talent, especially veterans.
Harnessing her HR expertise and military backgro…
Hands N Harmony Wellness Center
Nancy’s entrepreneur journey was never actually about the business, but helping others. This is what prompted the 20-year U.S. Military veteran to open her own business, Hands N Harmony Wellness Center. Through her business, Nancy finally felt like she could help people in her own community in very simple ways, such as stressing the importance of self-care and making sure her clients are well-informed about their health.
Green’s Machines
After a double above-the-knee amputation, former Marine Travis Green began relearning how to walk. His greatest obstacle was the equipment provided by his doctors; canes and prosthetics were painful, awkward, and could easily break within five years. Travis was unable to find a prosthetic that would provide great mobility and last a lifetime, so he decided to make one. Travis created Stump Armour, a durable prosthetic fo
New Orleans Woodworking
Mandy and Daren, the husband-and-wife team behind NOLA Woodworking, are proof that entrepreneurs can transform communities through their craft. Daren is a U.S. Navy veteran with over 20 years of construction experience and a love for restoring and creating incredible woodwork. In 2014, he opened NOLA Woodworking and their sister company NOLA Boards. Mandy left her career soon after to help Daren expand their growing busines
Coffee Break
Joe Petty and his wife Deborah moved their family of four from New Jersey to El Paso to be closer to family. As Joe began looking to expand his already successful medical device sales career, he couldn’t find suitable opportunities and started looking at other options instead, including entrepreneurship.
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