Revolving Loan Fund Directory - Business Loan Funds

Madison Capital Revolving Fund – City of Madison, Wisconsin

Areas Served: City of Madison PROGRAM OBJECTIVES: 1. Encouraging the expansion of new and existing business enterprises that create jobs for unemployed and under employed people. 2. Preserving and expanding the housing supply within the City, including market rate housing and affordable housing for low and moderate-income households. 3. Redeveloping blighted and underutilized properties for

CSBG Revolving Loan – Community Action Committee of Pike County

Areas Served: Pike, Jackson, Ross, and Scioto counties The Community Action Committee of Pike County, Ohio offers financing to individuals in Pike, Jackson, Ross, and Scioto counties wanting to start, expand, or purchase a small business. Loans range from $200 to $250,000, exception is that any loan larger than $50,000 must have another financial institution

Downtown Small Business Low-Interest Loan Program – City of Mansfield

Areas Served: City of Mansfield In 1991, Main Street Mansfield established a low-interest loan program for purchasing equipment, operating costs/working capital, inventory and minor leasehold improvements for downtown businesses in Mansfield, Ohio. The suggested minimum loan is $25,000, and all loans are available at a prime rate over the term of the loan which cannot

Revolving Loan Program – Development Office, City of Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Areas Served: Winston-Salem Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Area or in the Hewitt Business Center in Old Salem Financial Assistance for Small Businesses is available through an economic development loan fund if your for-profit business is located in the Winston-Salem Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Area or in the Hewitt Business Center in Old Salem. A LOAN FOR STARTING

Revolving Loan Fund – City of Fremont, Ohio

Areas Served: City of Fremont The Fremont Revolving Loan Fund provides loans to Fremont, Ohio businesses. General loan guidelines – One full-time equivalent (FTE) job must be created/retained for every $25,000 loaned. One dollar minimum of other funding must match every RLF dollar. Equity must be at least 10 percent of the total project coSt.