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Cape and Islands Community Development Inc.
Hyannis MACDFI Awards for Cape and Islands Community Development Inc.
FA (2009) - $600,000
Cape and Islands Community Development, Inc. is a certified CDFI in operation since 1995. The CDFI provides capital to small business owners who operate in Barnstable, Dukes and Nantucket counties in Massachusetts. Cape and Islands Community Development, Inc. offers access to capital and technical assistance to businesses that provide quality goods, services and employment opportunities in underserved communities. It will use its FY 2009 Financial Assistance award for lending capital to its Target Market.
CORE (1998) - $52,500
The $52,500 technical assistance grant from the CDFI Fund will be used strengthen the awardee"s organizational capacity and community development impact.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Massachusetts
ACCION USA
Boston
AI Wainwright LLC
Boston
BCLF Ventures II, LLC
Boston
Institute for Community Economics
Springfield
Jobs for Fall River, Inc.
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Local Enterprise Assistance Fund
Brookline
MHIC, LLC
Boston
NOAH Community Development Fund, Inc.
East Boston
UECDF Corporation
Roxbury
WCHR Securities, Inc.
Worcester
YouthBuild Loan Fund
Somerville
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