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Aneth Chapter CDC
Montezuma Creek UTCDFI Awards for Aneth Chapter CDC
NACA (2006) - $128,000
The Aneth CDC was incorporated in 2003 in cooperation with the Aneth Regional Business Development Office of the Division of Economic Development of the Navajo Nation as a Native CDFI. It will primarily serve the seven Navajo Chapters located in San Juan County, Utah. The $128,000 NACA TA grant will allow Aneth CDC to continue working toward CDFI certification by hiring a Business Coach and developing their business and financial education development services.
NACA (2005) - $130,000
The Awardee has been granted a technical assistance grant through the 2005 Native American CDFI Assistance (NACA) Program in the amount of $70,000 to facilitate the awardee"s development of a revolving loan fund to finance Native entrepreneurs and small business owners. Lake & Peninsula BDC will use the grant to: (1) acquire consulting services to develop loan policies and procedures, a product feasibility analysis, and a capitalization plan; (2) purchase computer hardware and software; (3) acquire training for staff and board members related to CDFI development and management; and (4) support operations.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Utah
Aneth Chapter CDC
Montezuma Creek
Intermountain Community Capital Corporation
Salt Lake City
Rural Collaborative, The
Park City
Utah Microenterprise Loan Fund (UMLF)
Salt Lake City
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