Small Business Loans
Community Capital Resources is a Small Business Administration (SBA) “Microlender.” Community Capital Resources offers business loans that are perfect for new and existing businesses that have difficulty meeting the credit or collateral requirements of a conventional lender. Loans range from $500 to $25,000 at affordable interest rates.
Loan uses include:
• Materials • Inventory • Equipment
• Marketing • Licensing • Working
Capital
Eligibility Requirements:
Borrowers
must complete a business plan
Be
the principal owner of the business

Be
at least 21 years of age

Own
a business based in Dutchess, Putnam, Rockland or Westchester Counties.
Click here to download Loan Documents
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Miyoko Yamakawa of Pisces Beverage Corporation, Garnerville, NY
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Business 2 Business Networking
Running your own business can be a solitary experience. CCR organizes Business 2 Business Networking meetings to provide a forum where entrepreneurs can share challenges, expand their contacts and benefit from presentations on topics vital to starting and running a successful small business.
Topics Include:
• Internet Marketing
• Insurance • Health Care
• Financial Statements • Tax Preparation
• Minority and Women Business Enterprise (MWBE) Certification
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Technical Assistance
Core Four Business Planning Course
CCR offers a 15 hour course for entrepreneurs and small business owners to help clients create a comprehensive business plan. Courses are offered in English and Spanish
Click here if you are interested in taking the Core Four Business Plan Development Class
Business Coaching
CCR provides on-one-one business coaching to assist loan clients in problem solving, generating new ideas and identifying additional business development services.
Computer Software Training
CCR offers QuickBooks® accounting software training
Click here to sign up for the QuickBooks class.
Credit Counseling
CCR provides confidential one-on-one credit and financial counseling to improve entrepreneurs’ credit worthiness

Pamela Minyard working on her web site for "Tomorrow Leaders, Inc" at CCR offices.
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