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Find similar grantsECE Loan Fund is sponsored by Reinvestment Fund. Flexible, low-interest loans to early childhood education providers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to offer short-term bridge loans to PHLpreK contracts and assist with facility improvement needs.
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About the Philly ECE Loan Fund The Fund offers loans generally of up to $50,000 for: Facility improvement projects: Medium-term funding for on-site facility improvements Bridge to contract: Short-term bridge loans to PHLPreK contracts in the fall Debt refinance: Medium-term loan to refinance high interest business debt Licensed center, group, or home child care provider in Philadelphia Keystone STAR 3 or 4 provider (Or STAR 2 provider participating in PHLpreK or other move-up initiatives) Non‐profit or for‐profit organization Currently serving low‐income population (Defined as client population of at least 50% Child Care Works subsidy, or waitlist subsidy, Head Start/Early Head Start, or Pre‐K Counts, or PHLpreK) Positive attendance trends and strong business plan Applications for facility loans are open and accepted on a rolling basis, see below for details!
(Inquiries for bridge loans will be accepted each August). We are able to process a limited number of loans each fall. Loans are reviewed on a first come basis.
Providers accepted for PHLpreK for 2026-27 may apply for short-term bridge loans to help sustain cash flow during the fall. Providers may apply for a loan equal to up to 2. 5 months (25%) of their PHLpreK contract.
Loan repayments will align with the first six PHLpreK reimbursements. The loan must be fully repaid by April 1. Applications will be available August 5th.
Apply here . Application Process and Documents Fall 2026 PHLpreK Bridge Loans – coming soon PHLpreK Bridge Loan Example Facility Improvement Loan If you are interested in a loan for facility improvements , please complete a Contact Sheet and provide information about your proposed project. Please email the completed form to k a r e n .
b u s t a r d @ r e i n v e s tm e n t . c o m. High Interest Debt Refinance This Fund can also help providers refinance high-interest business debt (such as from credit cards or online lenders).
If you are interested in a loan to refinance debt , please complete a Contact Sheet and provide information about your proposed needs. Please email the completed form to k a r e n . b u s t a r d @ r e i n v e s tm e n t .
c o m. Application Process and Documents for Fall 2025 PHLpreK Bridge Loans PHLpreK Bridge Loan Examples Enrollment History Template (facility loans) Program Staffing Info (facility loans) Operating Projections Template (facility loans) For More Information, Contact: Director, Early Childhood Education
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Licensed Philadelphia child care providers, Keystone STAR 3/4 (or 2 with PHLpreK), serving low-income populations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
ECE Loan Fund is funded by Reinvestment Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Pennsylvania. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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