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Find similar grantsNY Inclusive Creative Economy Fund (Loans) is sponsored by LISC New York. This program provides loans to nonprofit and mission-driven organizations that own, lease, and manage affordable spaces for businesses in creative industries, including maker/artist studios, to help them start, take root, and thrive.
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#### **Invest for a More Inclusive New York** To expand our investment in the creative economy and makerspace, LISC NY launched the Inclusive Creative Economy Fund in 2018. The NY Inclusive Creative Economy Fund program provides loans to nonprofit and mission-driven organizations that own, lease and manage affordable spaces for businesses in creative industries, so that these businesses can get started, take root and thrive.
By establishing and preserving affordable spaces for light manufacturing, business incubation, maker/artist studios, and cultural activities, the Fund will foster quality middle-skill job opportunities for low- and moderate-income New Yorkers. This initiative is a collaboration with **Upstart Co-Lab**, a national collaboration connecting impact investing to the creative economy.
* Inclusive Creative Economy Fund Impact Report 2026 * Inclusive Creative Economy Fund Impact Report 2025 * Inclusive Creative Economy Fund Impact Report 2024 * Inclusive Creative Economy Fund Impact Report 2023 * Inclusive Creative Economy Fund Impact Report 2022 * Inclusive Creative Economy Fund Impact Report 2021 * Inclusive Creative Economy Fund Impact Report 2020
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit and mission-driven organizations that own, lease, and manage affordable spaces for businesses in creative industries. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
NY Inclusive Creative Economy Fund (Loans) is funded by LISC New York. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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