Community Business Development Corporation (CBDC) Humber Social Enterprise Loan
$150,000.00
Loan
Description:
CBDC Humber plays a crucial role in promoting the progress and growth of Social Enterprises. This is achieved by facilitating loan agreements and funding, along with providing access to a range of business development services and resources.
Comments on Funding:
Funding is a loan of up to $150,000.
Continuous Intake
Eligibility:
Applicants must:
1. have revenue generating business operations;
2. be officially registered non-profit organizations, including a non-profit organization, a cooperative or a membership organization;
3. be seeking financing for start-up a new Social Enterprise or to expand, renovate, or upgrade of an existing one;
4. have business operations providing a realistic expectation of economic viability, ensure sound business practices, and facilitate job creation and maintenance in the community;
5. be located within the service area of CBDC Humber.
Application Steps:
For details about application process, applicants must reach out to CBDC Humber team through:
Phone: (709) 639-7755
Tobi Biggin, Executive Director – tobi.biggin@cbdc.ca
Documentation Needed:
For details about documentation requirements, applicants must reach out to CBDC Humber team through:
Phone: (709) 639-7755
Tobi Biggin, Executive Director – tobi.biggin@cbdc.ca
Other Things to Note:
- All
- and Howley); White Bay South (Hampden
- Benoit’s Cove
- Bonne Bay
- Cormack
- Corner Brook and Area (Town of Massey Drive); the North and South Shores of the Bay of Islands (Hughes Brook
- Cox’s Cove
- Deer Lake
- Expand a Business
- Gillams
- Glenburnie-Birchy Head-Shoal Brook
- Humber Valley Resort
- Humber Village
- Jackson’s Arm and Sop’s Arm); and the Bonne Bay area (Wiltondale
- John’s Beach and Frenchman’s Cove)
- Little Rapids
- McIvers
- Meadows
- Mount Moriah
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Non-profit Organization
- Pasadena
- Property Construction or Improvement
- Pynn’s Brook
- Reidville
- Rocky Harbour and Norris Point).
- Start a Business
- the Town of Irishtown-Summerside
- Town of Humber Arm South (which include the communities of Halfway Point
- Trout River
- Western Newfoundland
- White Bay South
- Woody Point
- York Harbour and Lark Harbour); the Humber Valley Region (Steady Brook
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