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Native American Entrepreneurial Revolving Loan Fund – Greater Eastern Oregon Development Corporation

Areas Served: Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Malheur, Morrow, Umatilla and Wheeler Counties. The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Greater Eastern Development Corporation address the special financing needs of Native American businesses on the Umatilla and Burns-Paiute Reservations and have developed the Native American Entrepreneurial Revolving Loan Fund. The USDA’s Office of Rural Development granted money to

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Revolving Loan Fund – Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians

Areas Served: All Alaska The ATNI Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) is a private, non-profit, community development fund that provides loans and technical support to Tribal and Native American-owned for-profit enterprises for the purpose of expansion, re-location, or start-up. The Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians mission is to help Native American-owned businesses to be successful, thereby

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BOOST Loan Program – Business Oregon

Areas Served: Statewide Oregon The BOOST loan program is a revolving loan fund that provides term fixed-rate financing for businesses in need of operating capital. Loan proceeds may be used to support daily operations (i.e., rent or mortgage payments, utilities, marketing expenses, employee expenses, accounts receivable/payable, small equipment purchases, etc). Loans are: – Maximum amount

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Linn County Investment Fund – Small Business Development Center

Areas Served: Linn County Financial assistance is provided through the Linn County Investment Fund. The purpose of this fund is to overcome the difficulty that local small businesses have in attracting capital to develop a new crop, product, process or service in Linn County, Oregon. Financing is available for up to 50 percent of a

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Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon (MESO)

Areas Served: Oregon Micro Enterprise Services of Oregon seeks to improve the economic opportunities of underserved individuals through empowerment, education, and entrepreneurship for the benefit of the greater community. – Access to capital in the form of SBA micro loans (under $50,000), credit building loans (under $2,500), and loans to purchase real estate and larger

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