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In partnership with USDA Rural Development and Alaska Housing Finance Corporation, RurAL CAP’s Mutual Self-Help Housing program gives first-time homebuyers an opportunity for affordable homeownership with no down payment. Contact: Mi’shell French, 907...
Grants of more than $25,000 for large capital (building) projects, projects of demonstrable strategic importance or innovative nature that address issues of broad community or statewide significance. Contact: Cassandra Stalzer, 907-334-0520...
The Tier 1 program is a cornerstone of Rasmuson Foundation’s grantmaking and provides grants up to $25,000 for capital projects, technology upgrades, capacity building, program expansion, and creative works. Applications are accepted year-round. Contact...
Evergreen Business Capital is the Northwest’s leading Small Business Administration (SBA) / Certified Development Company (CDC) Loan Program expert. ...
AIDEA is about financing businesses, helping to diversify the economy of Alaska, and creating jobs for Alaskans. ...
AGC is a leading provider of business loans utilizing programs offered by the Small Business Administration (SBA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), providing financing up to, and in some cases exceeding, $10 million....
Are America’s legacy cities doomed to haunt us as the ghosts of a bygone industrial era or can we breathe new life into them?...
Improving environmental and human health outcomes in communities across the country is challenging under any circumstances. View the slides for the National TAB webinar featuring strategies to make every community healthy, wealthy and wise....
Gentrification and displacement are critical topics for cities and neighborhoods, and for redevelopment. CCLR is pleased to welcome Richard Rothstein, author of the 2017 book The Color of Law, who will frame the history of segregation in the United States...
