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Maryland Capital Enterprises, Inc.
144 E. Main StreetSalisbury MD, 21801-4925
CDFI Awards for Maryland Capital Enterprises, Inc.
FA (2004) - $50,000
Maryland Capital Enterprises (MCE) will use the award to support its development services.
SECA (2002) - $160,000
MCE"s 2002 SECA award includes a grant and loan focused on expanding its loan fund, plus technical assistance for consulting, training, and marketing material development needs.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Maryland
Advance Bank
Baltimore
Baltimore Community Lending, Inc.
Baltimore
CDF Development, LLC
Baltimore
Charter Facilities Funding, LLC
Clarksville
Community Development Ventures, Inc.
Baltimore
Development Credit Fund, Inc. (DCF)
Baltimore
ESIC New Markets Partners, LP
Columbia
Faith Fund, Inc.
Baltimore
First Combined Community Federal Credit Union
UPPER MARLBORO
Harbor Bankshares Corporation
Baltimore
Maryland Capital Enterprises, Inc.
Salisbury
McAuley Institute
Silver Spring
Mid-City Community CDE, LLC
Bethesda
Native American Capital, LP (NAC)
Silver Spring
Urban Research Park CDE, LLC
Hunt Valley
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