Small Business Development/RLF
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Small Business Development/RLF Kansas’ Thunder Struck Inc., Expands Thanks to EDA Revolving Loan Fund ProgramThunder Struck, Inc. needed a large facility to expand its business – and they found it in Abilene, Kansas, in the former Duckwall-Alco Corporate offices and warehouse. The business started operating at the new location in October 2015. May 2017 |
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Small Business Development/RLF PeopleFund Expansion Empowers Small Businesses to Grow in TexasIn order to continue the revitalization of East Austin through their support for entrepreneurs and small businesses, the PeopleFund, a nonprofit lender in Texas, needed to establish a headquarters building in its target market, the heart of Central-East Austin. April 2017 |
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Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Small Business Development/RLF EDA Revolving Loan Fund Critical to the Success of Cedar Rapid’s GeonetricGeonetric, based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, provides hospitals, health systems, and medical groups with the healthcare-specific content management systems they need to be optimized to respond to the unique needs of the healthcare industry. March 2017 |
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Small Business Development/RLF The River Valley Regional Commission Revolving Loan Fund SuccessThe River Valley Regional Commission through its Economic Development Revolving Loan Fund assisted a local business, White Oak Pastures with financing to purchase and renovate a building in Bluffton, GA. February 2017 |
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Small Business Development/RLF Trinity Hotel, Carlsbad, New MexicoIn Carlsbad, New Mexico some local developers saw opportunity in an old, historic bank building. This fantastic old building was opened as the community’s First National Bank in January of 1891 during Carlsbad’s pioneer days to accommodate the new town’s growing agricultural & business community and has a rich history. June 2016 |
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Small Business Development/RLF Kreinik Manufacturing Company, Parkersburg, West VirginiaThe entire economy in the small town of Parkersburg, West Virginia is built on small businesses. Kreinik Manufacturing Company creates small textile embellishments and decorations. Demand was growing for these expertly crafted items, and the owners needed some new spooling equipment and computer upgrades to meet demand. June 2016 |
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Small Business Development/RLF Innovative Senior Solutions, Cordele, GeorgiaIn September 2010, two registered nurses, Eshonda Blue and Jessica Wright, approached the River Valley Area Development Corporation for financing of an Adult Day Care Home (ADCH) to be located in Cordele, Georgia. Innovative Senior Solutions (ISS) received an $18,750.00 loan through the EDA Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) and the company injected $6,250.00. June 2016 |
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Small Business Development/RLF Hardware Hank, Ortonville, MinnesotaBob and Sue Kulbeik wanted to open a hardware store in their town of Ortonville, Minnesota but lacked the capital. They sought funding from the Upper Minnesota Valley Regional Development Commission and other lenders to get the business going. They received a $66,000 Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) and were able to open Hardware Hank, which provides products for painting, plumbing, electrical, and basic hardware. The business created 5 jobs in the community. June 2016 |
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