Orange Economic Development Corp

The Long Island Development Corporation (LIDC) is a premier resource for low-cost small business loans, providing financial assistance to entrepreneurs since 1980. With a mission to enhance business growth capacity, LIDC offers a variety of lending programs and technical support aimed at helping businesses succeed in Nassau and Suffolk Counties. LIDC administers several targeted loan funds, including the Defense Diversification Revolving Loan Fund and the Fisheries Assistance Revolving Loan Fund, which are designed to assist businesses that struggle to secure traditional bank financing. Over its 39 years of service, LIDC has facilitated over $750 million in loans, leveraged an additional $2.5 billion in private capital, and contributed to the creation and retention of over 45,000 jobs in the local economy. Generated from the website

The Southeastern CT Enterprise Region, known as seCTer, is a private, non-profit Economic Development Organization dedicated to fostering economic growth and diversification in the region. seCTer offers a wide array of services and resources to support and stimulate economic development initiatives within Southeastern Connecticut. Generated from their website's infomation

The East Harlem Neighborhood Based Alliance Corporation (EHNBAC) is a non-profit organization established in 1993 as part of a State-wide initiative under the New York State Neighborhood Based Alliance (NBA) laws. Their mission is to stabilize volatile situations for families and individuals in crisis, while also improving long-term economic and social conditions through the implementation of a Strategic Neighborhood Action Plan (SNAP). EHNBAC provides crisis intervention and case management services to all victims of crime in a supportive and respectful manner, aiming to help them navigate through difficult times and access the necessary resources. Over the years, they have successfully placed 2,000 individuals and families in decent and affordable apartments, prevented homelessness for 5,000 families, and assisted 4,600 crime victims.Generated from the website