JPalmer Collective (JPC) provided a total of $21 million in working capital lines of credit in Q2 of this year.

The receiving businesses, which are all women-owned or -founded and were extended individual credit facilities totaling $7MM per company, operate in the baby goods, women’s apparel and children’s apparel industries. JPC is focused on ensuring that over half of its portfolio consists of women-led companies as part of its mission to make financing more equitable.

“At JPalmer Collective, we believe access to flexible capital can be a game-changer, and we are proud to provide these high-growth, women-led businesses with lines of credit to fuel their ongoing growth,” said Jennifer Palmer, founder and CEO of JPalmer Collective. “This $21MM deployment is part of our growing portfolio and reflects the trust founders put in us. We’re proud to be building long-term partnerships with brands that are shaping the future of consumer products.”

JPalmer Collective has extensive experience in the consumer goods and retail industries. The company’s portfolio includes Peace Coffee, Madeline Chocolate and Hippeas.