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Metropolitan Community Credit Union
Washington NCCDFI Awards for Metropolitan Community Credit Union
SECA (2001) - $170,000
The financial and technical assistance from the Fund will allow Metropolitan to introduce two new loan products: home mortgages and microenterprise loans to enhance the organization"s ability to serve its underserved market.
SECA (2000) - $39,850
The technical assistance award will be used to provide for staff and board training, develop a business plan for the start-up credit union, and purchase technology to enhance the organization"s ability to serve its underserved target market.
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