Areas Served: Will County The CSBG Loan Program has funds available for small business start up or expansion in Will County, Illinois. The business owner must be working with a bank or other financial organization and be willing to employ low-income individuals. It provides long-term, fixed rate financing to new-or-expanding businesses in exchange for job
Read MoreAreas Served: Town of Smithfield The Town of Smithfield works to assist businesses in ways consistent with its strategic plan. Providing user-friendly access to permitting and zoning assistance is a key service to new and growing businesses. Smithfield also encourages business growth through locally based programs and partnerships with State and Federal resources including the
Read MoreAreas Served: Buchanan, Carroll, Dickernson, Floyd, Grayson, Lee, The People Incorporated Financial Services Microloan Program provides small, short-term loans to Virginia small business concerns in Buchanan, Carroll, Dickernson, Floyd, Grayson, Lee, Russell, Scott, Smythe, Tazewell, Washington, Wise, Wythe, and the cities of Bristol and Norton. The SBA makes funds available to specially designated intermediary lenders,
Read MoreAreas Served: Village of Little Chute The Wisconsin Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program, administered by the Wisconsin Department of Commerce, provides local government with funds to use for economic development, more specifically, for business start-ups and expansion for Little Chute, Wisconsin. These funds, received from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, are
Read MoreAreas Served: Chester County The Chester County Economic Development Council (CCEDC) offers a MELF (Machinery & Equipment Loan Fund) Loan. CCEDC is the designated provider in Chester County, Pennsylvania to make this low interest financing program available to eligible businesses. Eligible Applicants ¢ Manufacturing & Industrial Enterprises ¢ Mining ¢ Production Agriculture ¢ Information Technology
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