ABOUT SEMBLE
Financing That Strengthens Communities
We help nonprofits access lower-cost financing while turning supporters into impact investors.
When people can align their investments with causes they care about, communities become stronger, nonprofits become more sustainable, and impact grows.
250+
Nonprofits Served
20+
Years Experience
1,000+
Impact Investors
Why We Exist
Across the country, nonprofits provide essential services, education, housing, youth programs, and community support.
Yet many organizations face high borrowing costs, limited access to capital, or financing structures that divert too much money away from their mission.
Semble was created to change that.
Our platform helps nonprofits explore financing options that may include community-backed investments and strategic lending relationships, creating a more flexible path to funding.
Our goal is simple:
Turn debt payments into mission impact.
How We Help
We help nonprofits access affordable financing, engage supporters as impact investors, and strengthen long-term sustainability.
Our approach creates greater financial flexibility while driving meaningful impact in the communities they serve.
Lower Financing Costs
We help organizations explore financing structures that can reduce monthly payments and improve long-term sustainability.
Engage Supporters in a New Way
Supporters can participate as impact investors, aligning financial goals with community impact.
Build Stronger Communities
When nonprofits keep more resources focused on their mission, communities benefit through expanded services, programs, and opportunities.
What Makes Semble Different
Unlike traditional lenders, Semble focuses on coordinating financing solutions that connect nonprofits, supporters, and lending partners through a single platform.
This creates more options, greater flexibility, and stronger alignment between financial outcomes and community impact.
More Options
Explore multiple financing paths instead of a single lender relationship.
Supporter Alignment
Give supporters a stake in the organization’s financial growth
Mission-Focused
Prioritize community outcomes, not just transactions.
Beliefs
At the heart of Semble and its leadership team are several core beliefs motivating and driving every decision we make.
We believe in creating Opportunity
We believe in the power of “intentionality.”
By facilitating opportunities for supporters to intentionally direct a portion of their investment portfolios to lower the cost of loans for our local nonprofits, this will free up resources for greater mission impact.
We believe in the power of “We.”
The Semble online lending platform unites individuals and their communities in a powerful and dramatic way which, in turn, allows “We” to do more with less.
We believe in the Law of Abundance.
We believe abundance grows when communities come together to create meaningful impact
We believe in creating Confidence
We believe in Action over words
Our Team
Todd R. Tarbert
CEO, Semble
- 20+ years in nonprofit financing
- Expert in mission-driven lending
- Helping organizations reduce costs and grow impact
Nancy Tarbert
Community Impact Associate
- Specialist in community engagement
- Passionate about unlocking resources for good
- Building connections that strengthen communities
Jeffrey Friedel
Asst. Community Impact Associate
Passionate about mission-driven lending and helping organizations create lasting community impact.
Alex Smith
Asst. Community Impact Associate
Dedicated to connecting organizations with the resources they need to grow and thrive.
Noah James
Asst. Community Impact Associate
Focused on building strong partnerships that empower communities and drive meaningful change.
What is Semble?
What does Semble do?
Why choose Semble over a bank loan?
Who can use Semble?
What kind of loans does Semble offer?
- Refinancing to lower an existing loan’s interest rate
- Construction and expansion loans
- Bridge loans to cover a short-term funding gap
Is Semble a bank?
Frequently Asked Questions
Let's Increase Your Mission Impact.
See how much your organization could save and reinvest into the community.