Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation (CTEC)

Coulee Dam WA


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CDFI Awards for Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation (CTEC)


NACA (2006) - $84,000

Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation (CTEC) is a nonprofit community organization committed to supporting and developing business and entrepreneurship opportunities in the tribal community. CTEC is sponsoring the creation of Colville Tribal Credit (CTC) as a CDFI. CTC has over 40 years of lending experience. CTEC will use a 2006 TA grant of $84,000 to: 1) engage an attorney to draw up legal papers for nonprofit formation of the CDFI; 2) partner with local community colleges in providing client education; 3) purchase a photocopier; and 4) pay for operating expenses.



NACD (2004) - $71,000

The Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation is a nonprofit community organization committed to supporting and developing business and entrepreneurship opportunities in the tribal community. The ultimate goal is to support and assist low to moderate income individuals and communities. Colville will receive $71,000 in technical assistance from the Native American CDFI Development Program. This amount will support procedure, information systems, policy and organization development, a market study and assessment of current activities and staff training.



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