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FOUR CORNERS ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY, INC.
Tuba City AZCDFI Awards for FOUR CORNERS ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY, INC.
NACA (2006) - $134,750
Four Corners Enterprise Community, Inc. was established in 2000 as a non-profit to administer the federal Enterprise Community (EC) program by distributing small grants to tribal agencies and small businesses. Four Corners is in the process of creating a Native CDFI to distribute its remaining federal EC funds as part of a revolving loan program. Four Corners will use a NACA TA grant of $134,750 to 1) develop curriculum for entrepreneurship training and financial literacy training; 2) develop an outreach and training strategy; 3) pay for a portion of salary expenses; and 4) pay for various operating expenses such as rent, utilities, supplies, membership fees, and staff travel to clients.
NACA (2005) - $100,000
The Four Corners Enterprise Community will use the 2005 Native American CDFI Assistance (NACA) technical assistance grant of $100,000 to (1) hire consultants to conduct a market analysis, develop policies and procedures, develop a capitalization plan and develop a strategic business plan; (2) purchase computer technology; (3) acquire training on CDFI operations and oversight for staff and board members; and (4) support operations.
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