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Community Development Financial Institution of the Tohono O"odham Nation
Sells AZCDFI Awards for Community Development Financial Institution of the Tohono O"odham Nation
NA (2008) - $630,018
CDFI of the Tohono O"odham Nation (TON) is a certified Native CDFI established in 2004. The CDFI provides small business loans and expansion loans to residents of the Tohono O"odham Nation in southern Arizona. It will use the 2008 NACA FA award as lending capital. It will use the TA grant to 1) pay salary and fringe benefits; 2) pay for staff training; and 3) purchase computers and presentation technology. The CDFI was awarded $630,018 ($500,000 Financial Assistance - $130,018 Technical Assistance).
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