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Northeast Entrepreneur Fund, Inc.
8355 Unity Drive, Suite 100Virginia MN, 55792
CDFI Awards for Northeast Entrepreneur Fund, Inc.
CORE (1999) - $368,000
The CDFI Fund"s $300,000 capital grant will help the organization expand its lending and provide more flexible loan products to both microenterprises and small businesses in its seven county service area. The Fund"s $68,000 technical assistance grant will help NEF improve its ability to track its impact on its target market.
CORE (1997) - $285,000
A CDFI Fund grant of $250,000 and a technical assistance award of $35,000 will allow the Entrepreneur Fund, which has operated its microenterprise fund since 1989, to make small business loans.
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Great Neighborhoods! Development Corp.
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Greater Minnesota Housing Fund
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Habitat for Humanity of Minnesota, Inc.
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Indian Land Capital Company
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Indian Land Tenure Foundation
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Initiative Foundation
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Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe
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Midwest Minnesota Community Development Corporation
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National New Markets Tax Credit Fund, Inc
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Neighborhood Development Center
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Nonprofits Assistance Fund
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Northland Foundation
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Sparc
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University National Bank
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