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Seattle WACDFI Awards for Cascadia Revolving Fund
SECA (1999) - $50,000
Cascadia will use its technical assistance grant to develop a comprehensive strategic plan provide training for its Board members and identify and install information management systems for creating greater efficiencies in carrying out its lending activities.
CORE (1999) - $2,000,000
Cascadia will use its $2,000,000 award from the CDFI Fund ($1,500,000 equity-like loan, $500,000 capital grant) to increase the capitalization of its RDIF program.
CORE (1998) - $1,170,000
The Fund"s $170,000 grant and $1 million loan will help Cascadia carry out its expansion plans.
CORE (1996) - $600,000
The CDFI Fund will provide a significant infusion of capital to Cascadia through a $600,000 grant. This new capital will enable Cascadia to broaden its service to low-income people throughout Washington and Oregon.
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