Melbourne, Australia — October 16, 2026 — (KOREWIRE) — We are thrilled to announce that LendForGood has officially passed the AUD 4 million milestone in impact capital deployed to micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) around the world!

 “The $4m milestone represents far more than just a number to us,” says Cameron Neil, LendForGood Co-Founder and CEO. “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.” 

LendForGood’s unique syndication model enables a growing, global community of individual and organisational lenders to connect with experienced intermediaries to collectively provide the capital that courageous impact-focused MSMEs need to survive and thrive.  

“For me, impact investing is about finding organisations that are not only solving important problems but also have the capability to create lasting change,” explained Mai Lan Nguyen, a member of the LendForGood lender community. “LendForGood makes impact investing accessible and allows smaller investors to participate.Some organisations that are already successful just need access to funding that is more flexible and faster than traditional methods offer. My main incentive is contributing to positive social and environmental impact. LendForGood creates an opportunity to support purpose-driven businesses while applying the same thoughtful decision-making I bring to my professional work.”

Lenders like Mai collectively offer a bridge across the “missing middle” in impact finance, the crucial funding gap that leaves so many impact MSMEs stranded between microfinance and traditional institutional investment, preventing them from fulfilling their true potential.

“$4m also represents significant community impact on the borrower side too,” adds Cameron. “The private capital mobilised by LendForGood has fueled MSMEs improving women and girls’ access to menstrual products 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. The courage and ambition of these MSMEs is boundless.”

Returning Innovators Delivered This Milestone

It was two such remarkable MSME borrowers whose successful loan campaigns on the LendForGood platform pushed us past the $4m mark. Having previously raised and fully repaid loans on the platform, both enterprises returned to scale their impact even further:

●      Vivaldi (Colombia): After successfully executing past 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. See campaign.

 

 

●      Dash Electric (Indonesia): Building on their track record of clean logistics innovation, Dash Electric returned to expand their fleet of electric delivery vehicles, advancing sustainable urban mobility and providing fair green jobs for logistics workers in Indonesia. See campaign.

 

Join Us: Live Opportunities Raising Now

Even as we celebrate this milestone, the momentum doesn’t stop. LendForGood currently has two more exciting loan campaigns active on the platform open for lender subscriptions:

●      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. See campaign.

 

 

●      Flowt Intelligence Inc (Kenya): Providing catalytic working capital for established climate-smart enterprises—including agri-food, clean technology, and green manufacturing businesses—in Kenya by lending against verified cash flows rather than traditional collateral. See campaign.

 

 

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.

Want to learn more join us in mobilising private capital for impact MSMEs? Start here. 

 

Snapshot of LendForGood’s private capital mobilisation for MSMEs (all figures AUD)

Capital mobilised: $4,186,875

Successful campaigns: 57, 2 more in progress

First loan: January 2022

MSMEs: 30 across Australia, Africa, Asia and Latin America (26% women-owned and led)

Lender community: ~200 (50% women)

LendForGood is a global impact loan syndication platform mobilising millions in impact finance to provide the fuel for impact MSMEs to survive and thrive since 2022. Built out of Australia, we’ve mobilised over $4m in private credit for 30 enterprises in Asia, Africa, Latin America and Australia. Learn more and lend your support at https://lendforgood.io/.

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Cameron Neil
Founder
LendForGood
https://lendforgood.io
cam@lendforgood.com.au
+61402072452

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