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Fox Valley Micro Loan Fund
28 North Grove Avenue, Suite 10Elgin IL, 60120-5508
CDFI Awards for Fox Valley Micro Loan Fund
FA (2008) - $100,000
Fox Valley Micro Loan Fund (Fox Valley) is a certified CDFI in operation since 1999. It is a nonprofit loan fund serving emerging small businesses in the western suburbs of Chicago, predominately Kane, DuPage and Cook Counties. Fox Valley will use its FY08 Financial Assistance award of $100,000 as financing capital, enabling it to immediately assist more small businesses.
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Chicago Community Ventures
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Chicago Development Fund
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Community Revitalization Fund, Inc.
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Illinois Ventures for Community Action
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NAB Bank
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Peoples Economic Development Corporation
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PGB Holdings, Inc
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Sable Bancshares, Inc.
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The Valued Advisor Fund, LLC
Chicago
Urban Development Fund, LLC
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Urban Enterprise Fund
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