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Bank of Cherokee County, Inc.
Bank of Cherokee County, 125 E. 1st StreetTahlequah OK, 74464-4834
CDFI Awards for Bank of Cherokee County, Inc.
NACA (2009) - $796,522
Bank of Cherokee County (BOCC) is a certified CDFI established in 1907. The organization provides financial products and services to residents of Cherokee County, with a focus on low-income Native Americans. BOCC will use its FY09 Financial Assistance award as lending capital and for loan loss reserves. It will use its FY09 Technical Assistance grant to support staff salaries, attend trainings, and procure equipment.
NATA (2004) - $75,000
The Bank of Cherokee County will use the award to purchase check imaging software. This purchase will help the them kept abreast of the changing needs of its market and remain competitive and in compliance with Federal Reserve policy changes.
BEA (2002) - $330,000
Bank of Cherokee County of Tahlequah, Oklahoma, received an award of $330,000 for CDFI Support Activities with the following certified CDFIs: Albina Community Bank, Community Capital Bank, Continental National Bank, Dryades Savings Bank, First American International Bank, Legacy Bank, Louisville Community Bank, Pan American Bank, Self Help Credit Union, and University National Bank
(0) - $0
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