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May 8th, 2020: COVID-19 Update from Executive Director Will Belongia
May 8th, 2020: COVID-19 Update from Executive Director Will Belongia Read More
Update: VCLF’s participation in the US SBA Paycheck Protection Program
April 6th, 2020 Update on the Vermont Community Loan Fund's participation in the US Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program Read More
Resources for VT Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
Like you, everyone at the Vermont Community Loan Fund is pulling together to adapt to our changing work (and life!) landscape this week. As our world community organizes to fight the spread of COVID-19, the Loan Fund will continue to work with our partners and stakeholders to ensure that we’re doing everything we can to help folks stay healthy and weather this unprecedented situation. Read More
VCLF's 2019 Social Impact Report is Here!
It's been another groundbreaking year of critical social impacts throughout Vermont!.Read More
VCLF Lends Almost $2.8 Million in Q2 2019
Jeffersonville food entrepreneur Lea Ann Macrery has never lacked for drive. Now, thanks to financing from the Vermont Community Loan Fund, her new business, My Favorite Things Food Truck, is ready to hit the road..Read More
State of Vermont Invests $1.5 Million in VCLF
Vermont Business Magazine State Treasurer Beth Pearce announced a new agreement with the Vermont Community Loan Fund to invest up to $1.5 million to support local investment in Vermont communities, increasing VCLF’s capacity to offer flexible financing so businesses and organizations can grow their missions and stimulate economic activity across the state..Read More
VCLF Lends $522,000 in Q1 2019
Sarah Leblanc seems never to have encountered a closed door she couldn’t open. Take,for example, the challenges she encountered when starting up Georgia’s Next Generation, her new early care & learning center. Located in Georgia, Franklin County, where need for quality early care & learning programs is among the highest in the state, Sarah’s plan for Georgia’s Next Generation would open doors for local families and children from the get-go..Read More