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FedGrants.gov is a good site to use when searching for Federal grants funding. Capital-Connection.com describes various capital sources and services. NewPA.com The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development lists Pennsylvania's state financing programs by type and by purpose. They also have a single application that is used for all assistance programs. The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority makes loans available through local Industrial Development Corporations and there is a link to a list of the local IDC offices. SBA.gov/financing the Small Business Administration has a number of loan programs. The SBA sets the guidelines for loans while SBA's partners--lenders, community development organizations, and microlending institutions-- make the loans to small businesses. BusinessFinance.com offers a list of economic development organization in PA. StateLocalGov.net unique or specialized financing sources may be available in your locality. Check appropriate county, municipal, city or township web sites for information. NASBIC.org small Business Investment Companies (SBIC) provide long-term debt and equity growth capital licensed under the Small Business Investment Act of 1958. PA SBICs that are members of the National Association of Small Business Investment Companies are listed on the NASBIC web site. |
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