Indian Land Capital Company

Little Canada MN


Indian Land Capital Company (ILCC) is an emerging CDFI established in 2004. ILCC will provide financing to tribes for the acquisition of fractionated land. Enabling tribes to purchase this land will improve decision making and provide a more effective use of land for economic development and wealth creation. The Awardee will use the NACA TA grant of $100,000 to pay for staff salary in its start-up phase and to obtain consulting services for marketing, capitalization planning, deal structuring, and program development.

CDFI Awards for Indian Land Capital Company


NACA (2009) - $144,931

Indian Land Captial Company, LLC (ILCC) is a for-profit certified Native CDFI established in 2005 by it founding members, the Indian Land Tenure Foundation and Native American Community Development Corporation. The applicant provides innovative financing to tribla governments for the acquisition and development of land, they also provide educational and technical assistance relating to land tenure planning and acquisitions.



NA (2008) - $93,899

Indian Land Capital Company is an emerging Native CDFI established in 2005. ILCC provides loans and developmental services for land acquisition to tribal governments and entities across the United States. ILCC will use the 2008 NACA TA grant to: 1) obtain ckonsulting services to improve organization management and develop a marketing plan; 2) pay for staff salary and fringe benefits; and 3) purchase office supplies and equipment. The CDFI was awarded $93,899.



NACA (2006) - $100,000

Indian Land Capital Company (ILCC) is an emerging CDFI established in 2004. ILCC will provide financing to tribes for the acquisition of fractionated land. Enabling tribes to purchase this land will improve decision making and provide a more effective use of land for economic development and wealth creation. The Awardee will use the NACA TA grant of $100,000 to pay for staff salary in its start-up phase and to obtain consulting services for marketing, capitalization planning, deal structuring, and program development.



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