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Capital Business Assistance Fund – Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce

Areas Served: City of Albany The Albany Colonie Chamber offers the Albany Local Development Corporation Fund for businesses located in or moving into the Albany County, New York. – Created and funded by local banks in 1995 – Provides financing to small businesses in Albany County which may not be eligible for traditional financing Overview

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CDBG Revolving Loan Fund – City of Lompoc, California

Areas Served: City of Lompoc The City of Lompoc, California provides federal Community Development Block Grant (€œCDBG€) funds for eligible economic development projects. The Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) Program provides loan funds to eligible businesses with the ultimate objective of creating jobs for persons at 80% or less of area median income (AMI)

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SBA Micro Loan – Wheeler Creek Community Development Corporation

Areas Served: Washington DC The Wheeler Creek Community Development Corporation SBA Micro Loan assists Washington DC residents in meeting their entrepreneurial goals by offering business loans to those who do not traditionally meet the requirements of traditional lending institutions. This program encourages the development of businesses and commerce in the surrounding communities by providing business

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Deuel, Hamlin, and Kingsbury Revolving Loan Funds – First District Association of Local Governments

Areas Served: Deuel, Hamlin, and Kingsbury Counties These revolving loan funds were established in the mid 1990’s by Community Development Block Grants, which were loaned to a business in each of the respective counties. As these loans were paid back, each county established a revolving loan fund, which the FDDC now manages. The original loan

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Business Loan Funds – Human/Economic Appalachian Development Corporation

Areas Served: Eastern Kentucky HEAD provides debt financing, business planning and deal structuring assistance to small and mid-sized companies in the target market. HEAD uses two financial instruments: 1. Lending through is own loan fund, 2. Lending using the resources and services of Appalachian Federal Credit Union (AFCU). Lending limits are based on the characteristics

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