Loan Funds

  • Adams County Economic Development CorporationThe ACEDC also administers two Revolving Loan Funds, with low interest rates, to meet the needs of growing businesses. The Revolving Loan Funds are generally applied as "gap funding" mechanisms to foster job creation.
  • Area Five AgencyArea Five has been awarded grant funds from the United States Department of Agriculture. The funds have been used to create a revolving loan pool for small businesses in Cass and Fulton Counties.
  • Business Builders Revolving Loan Fund - City of HammondThe Business Builders revolving loan fund (RLF) was created through a grant from the Empress (now Horseshoe) Casino for the purpose of assisting in the development of minority and women owned businesses. The maximum amount of funding available to any appl
  • City of Anderson Revolving Loan FundCity of Anderson has established a Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) program that offers low interest loans up to $100,000. Rates are as low as four percentage points below prime rate.
  • Community Action Program of Western IndianaCommunity Action Program, Inc. of Western Indiana (CAPWI) has been fortunate to secure funding through the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (ARRA) or better know as Stimulus Funds.
  • Connersville MainStreet Revolving Loan FundThe Connersville Urban Enterprise Zone, besides covering the downtown area, includes industrial properties. Therefore, prospective industries can look to the tax breaks and other incentives offered within the Zone. Tax reductions and incentives throughout
  • Dubois County Enterprise Loan FundThe Enterprise Loan Fund is for “gap financing” of business ventures that create and retain job opportunities in Dubois County.
  • East Chicago Revolving Loan FundThe newly established Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) lending program can provide to eligible project applicants up to $75,000 per project.
  • ECI Rural Revolving LoanThe revolving loan fund will assist rural small businesses in Blackford, Delaware, Fayette, Grant, Henry, Jay, Madison, Randolph and Rush counties
  • EDC of Wayne County IndianaThe Richmond Revolving Loan Fund will provide “GAP” financing limited to one third of total project costs up to a maximum of 25% of the current loan fund assets. These funds may be used for equipment purchases, building rehab/expansion, real estate acquis
  • Energize ECIE-ECI teams with local economic development organizations (LEDOs) in Blackford, Delaware, Fayette, Grant, Henry, Jay, Madison, Randolph and Rush counties.
  • Fayette County Revolving Loan Fund (Main Street)Low interest gap financing is available to finance equipment purchases, for working capital, or to help finance the cost of moving into Fayette County.
  • Garage Technology VenturesGarage Technology Ventures is a seed-stage and early-stage venture capital fund. We’re looking to invest in entrepreneurial teams with big ideas and a need for seed capital to turn their ideas into great companies.
  • Greater Lafayette CommerceThis group can provide development and financing support in a number of ways.
  • Greater Lafayette Commerce and Area IV Loan ProgramGreater Lafayette Commerce and Area IV Agency jointly introduced a new jobs creation program available to micro-businesses which uses lending as means to create meaningful employment. Targeted at businesses with no more than five employees, loans can be
  • Hartford City Revolving Loan FundThe purpose of the Hartford City Revolving Loan Fund is to enable Blackford County businesses the opportunity to receive financing when conventional sources of financing are not available.
  • Hendricks County Economic Development Partnership The Hendricks County Economic Development Partnership (Partnership) Microenterprise Revolving Loan Program (MRLP) is being created to carry out the organization’s mission: to increase compatible investment in Hendricks County by existing and new busines
  • Howard County Revolving Loan FundSeeks to revitalize the Kokomo community by providing favorable financing for new and expanding manufacturing, industrial, and service companies
  • Kokomo Revolving Loan FundThe City of Kokomo offers two Revolving Loan Fund Programs, aimed at revitalizing the Kokomo community by providing flexible, low-interest financing to new and expanding businesses.
  • LaPorte County Revolving Loan Fund
  • Miami County Economic Development Corporation MCEDA LoansThe Miami County Economic Development Authority , formerly The Grissom Redevelopment Authority, is authorized by statute, to make loans. However, the Miami County Economic Development Authority, being an entity created by county government, does not wish
  • Muncie Industrial Revolving Loan FundThis program offers up to thirty-three percent (percent) of a project cost up to $450,000 for projects that create or retain jobs.
  • SEED-Corp Micro LoanWe offer microloans (under $35,000) to aspiring and experienced entrepreneurs on the basis of character rather than collateral.
  • South Bend - Business Assistance and DevelopmentThe Industrial Revolving Loan Fund (IRF) provides low-interest gap financing to help companies in South Bend expand their operations and facilities, and to assist start-up companies in the area.
  • Tell City EDC Revolving Loan FundA revolving loan fund was established to assist existing businesses in their expansion activities by utilizing financial opportunities available from state and federal sources.
  • The Indianapolis Microloan Fund (IMF)The Indianapolis Microloan Fund (IMF) offers loans of $500 to $10,000 to very small businesses (also known as microenterprises) in Marion County whose owners cannot obtain regular commercial credit due to the small size and/or the lack of a proven track r
  • Warren County Local Economic Development Organization - Revolving Loan FundThe LEDO sponsors a 3% Revolving Loan Fund to promote local business start-ups and expansions. Loan terms of up to 5-years are available.