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ACCE$$ TO CAPITAL
"CONNECTING LOCAL BUSINESSES TO CASH"
"CONNECTING LOCAL BUSINESSES TO CASH"
Far Rockaway, NY, Saturday, January 10, 2026 (10 AM - 2 PM) Ca$H DA$H ON THE ROCK, a grassroots collective, will host a Meet the Lenders event, ACCE$$ TO CAPITAL.
Small Business owners, Micro entrepreneurs and Startup Entrepreneurs will meet at the Peninsula Preparatory Academy, located at 16 - 11 Beach 19th Street in Downtown Far Rockaway for ACCE$$ TO CAPITAL +, a free event hosted by CA$H DA$H ON THE ROCK.
Designed to support the Small Business Owners of the Rockaway Peninsula to successfully get the money and services they need for their businesses. The ACCE$$ TO CAPITAL + event will bring together Alternative Lenders, Banks, CDFIs (Community Development Funding Institutions), Credit Unions, Crowdfunding, Micro and Online Lenders, all in one place, along with attorneys, CPA's and Tax, Insurance and Marketing Professionals.
"Connecting our local business community DIRECTLY with decision-makers -- consumers, funding or professional resources, is at the heart of what we do," said Gail Johnson, co-founder of CA$H DA$H ON THE ROCK.
"A lot of the Small Businesses on the Peninsula are not aware these resources even exist, and this event is the perfect way to bridge that gap," said Aiysha Simon, co-founder of CA$H DA$H ON THE ROCK.
Thinking of launching a startup, building out a home-based business or expanding an established business, ACCE$$ TO CAPITAL, will provide invaluable primary access points to funding, financing, freemiums and lasting connections - - at no cost to the attendees.
As Kamau Austin, Founder and Co-Founder of the Southeast Queens Scoop, notes, the urgency of capital access cannot be overstated. Austin asks “How can we talk about a fair and equitable society within a capitalist system if our community’s businesses are systematically denied access to capital?” The question underscores the core mission of Ca$h Da$H on the Rock—ensuring Black and POC entrepreneurs are not only included in economic growth, but positioned to lead it.
Come Early. Leave Late.
For more information Contact: Gail Johnson 718.608.5423 or
Aiysha Simon 347.693.1224
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About Ca$h Da$H on the Rock
Ca$h Da$H On The Rock is a Far Rockaway–based business empowerment organization committed to strengthening the financial viability and long-term sustainability of Black-owned and BIPOC-led businesses in Southeast Queens. Co-founded by community leaders Gail Johnson, Aiysha Simon, and Roni Anderson, the organization was created to address longstanding gaps in access to capital, financial education, and business infrastructure that have historically limited economic growth in the Rockaways.
Through initiatives such as the Acce$$ To Capital! Forum, Ca$h Da$H on the Rock advances its mission by convening entrepreneurs, financial experts, policy advocates, and community stakeholders to explore practical strategies for business growth, capital access, and equitable development. The organization’s work is especially timely as Far Rockaway—home to approximately 55,000 residents, the majority of whom identify as Black or Latino—enters a new phase of redevelopment, including projects like Arverne East and broader downtown revitalization efforts.
Ca$h Da$H On The Rock ensures that local entrepreneurs are not left out of this progress by equipping them with knowledge, connections, and resources to compete and thrive in a rapidly changing economic landscape. Rooted in collaboration, education, and community wealth-building, the organization is helping to transform Far Rockaway’s entrepreneurial potential into lasting economic power.
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