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Bik"eh Hozho Community Development Corporation
Tuba City AZCDFI Awards for Bik"eh Hozho Community Development Corporation
NA (2008) - $149,300
Bik"eh Hozho Community Development Corporation is an emerging Native CDFI established in 2005. Bik"eh provides small business loans and training to residents of the western Navajo Nation reservation. Bik"eh will use the 2008 NACA TA grant to: 1) develop lending capacity for start-up and established businesses and microenterprises; 2) establish a Credit Builder/IDA program; and 3) pay for staff and contract services in loan underwriting. The organization was awarded $149,300.
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