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Neighborhood Assets
212 S. Wall St.Spokane WA, 99201-4427
CDFI Awards for Neighborhood Assets
FA (2007) - $87,036
Neighborhood Assets is a certified CDFI that began operations in 2006. It provides business loans as well as a variety of development services to low-income residents living in Spokane County, Washington. Neighborhood Assets will use its FY07 TA award for staff salary and training, a marketing campaign, updated computer technology, and operating expenses.
TA (2005) - $33,450
Neighborhood Assets will use the 2005 grant of $33,450 to 1) obtain consulting services to conduct a market analysis, develop an organizational and business plan, related lending policies, accounting, data management and reporting systems; 2) pay for staff training in economic development finance and credit analysis; and, 3) cover the cost of staff for the time they invest in these one-time activities.
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