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SBA Microloan – Community Equity Investments, Inc.

Areas Served: Baldwin, Mobile, Washington, Clarke, Monroe, Escambia, Conecuh, Covington, Geneva, Coffee, Dale, Henry, and Houston Counties Community Enterprise Investments, Incorporated (CEII), is a non-profit Community Development Corporation (CDC) based in Pensacola, Florida, serving Alabama Counties including: Baldwin, Mobile, Washington, Clarke, Monroe, Escambia, Conecuh, Covington, Geneva, Coffee, Dale, Henry, and Houston. CEII was first incorporated

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Black Business Loan Fund – Black Business Investment Fund of Central Florida, Inc.

Areas Served: Lake, Seminole, Orange, Osceola, and Sumter Counties The Black Business Loan Fund (BBLF) provides business loans to established Black owned businesses located in Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and Lake counties. Funds are available to eligible businesses that are at least 51% owned by an African-American. BBIF offers two types of BBLF loans, direct loans

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Micro Loan Program – Citrus County Economic Development Council

Areas Served: Citrus County The Citrus County Small Business Micro Loan Program was created by the Citrus County, Florida EDC and SCORE. It is a Small Business Community Reinvestment Program which provides financial assistance to new and existing businesses and business counseling in Citrus County that will have economic benefits for future job growth. The

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Black Business Investment Corporation Micro Loan – Central Florida Community Development Corporation

Areas Served: Flagler, Volusia, Brevard Putnam and St. Johns counties The Central Florida Community Development Corporation offers a micro loan program through the Black Business Investment Corporation for the Florida counties of Flagler, Volusia, Brevard Putnam and St. Johns. Business must be 51% owned and operated by a minority. Loan Amount – Up to $75,000

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Revolving Loan Fund – Metro Broward

Areas Served: Broward County etroBroward makes “community development” loans to small businesses that will create jobs in and for the residents of low wealth communities. Also, at least 51% of the ownership of all applicant businesses must represent an ethnic minority. Additional loan requirements: – has operated for at least one year – is a

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