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Mercy Enterprise Corporation
2069 NE HOYTPorltand OR, 97232-2996
CDFI Awards for Mercy Enterprise Corporation
TA (2004) - $50,000
Mercy Enterprise Corporation will use the award to assist them with identifying very low-income persons through a marketing analysis that will provide management with tools in new business training for a diverse population. Funds will also result in a capitalization plan and feasibility study to determine the most efficient methods of delivering products. Updated technology will allow staff to work in the field and assist burgeoning entrepreneurs in realizing their dream of self-employment.
SECA (2002) - $185,000
The financial assistance and technical assistance will be used by the Awardee to support its efforts to capitalize its microloan fund and to strengthen its operational capacity.
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Portland New Markets Fund I, LLC
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