Areas Served: Sullivan County The Sullivan County Partnership for Economic Development promotes and coordinates the economic development of private businesses in Sullivan County, New York. Sullivan Investment Fund (SI) requires a minimum of one full time job for every $20,000 borrowed. Start-up business creation and/or expansion loans that are consistent with the Sullivan County Economic
Read MoreAreas Served: All Alabama Counties Seedco Financial, a not-for-profit organization, focuses on small business lending in Alabama, which seeks to stimulate economic development in communities that are underserved by traditional banking institutions by providing affordable capital, hands-on business assistance, and innovative solutions to small businesses, not-for-profit organizations, and real estate developers. While much of the
Read MoreAreas Served: Lawrence County The Lawrence Economic Development Corporation administers a city and county-wide revolving loan fund, as well as a Regional 166 revolving loan fund. for businesses in Lawrence County, Ohio The LEDC is directed by a Board of Trustees, composed of local elected officials and local business leaders. Contact Information Greater Lawrence County
Read MoreAreas Served: St. Louis County Oftentimes, small contractors encounter difficulty in obtaining bank loans to finance working capital for construction, manufacturing or service contracts due to a number of factors such as the project size or the contracting company is inexperienced and/or undercapitalized. St. Louis County Economic Council does not lend under this program. It
Read MoreAreas Served: Anderson, Camp, Cherokee, Gregg, Harrison, Henderson, Marrion, Panola, Rusk, Rains, Smith, Upshur, Van Zandt, and Wood counties. The Chapman Loan Program began as a grant from the federal government to create a revolving loan fund in East Texas. This grant was made possible by the hard work of then congressman, Jim Chapman. The
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