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Find similar grantsSmall Business Loan and Grant Program is sponsored by Louisiana Office of Community Development, Disaster Recovery Unit. Provides financial assistance to small businesses impacted by the 2016 floods in Louisiana, offering grants and low-interest loans for operating expenses and equipment replacement.
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Restore Louisiana | State Opens Application Period for Small Business… Please make sure you have the following nearby for reference: FEMA Registration Numbers* Hazard/Flood Insurance Provider and Policy Number (if applicable) *If you do not have this information, you may contact FEMA by calling or visiting FEMA's website: www. fema. gov/assistance/individual/after-applying/appeals .
I have these items, take me to the survey For more information on how to complete your survey, State Opens Application Period for Small Business Loan Program Aiding Businesses Impacted by 2020-21 Disaster Events BATON ROUGE, La .
– Gov. John Bel Edwards announced today that the application period is now open for the Restore Louisiana Small Business Loan Program, a federally funded lending program that will provide assistance for non-construction expenses to eligible small businesses and non-profits affected by 2020-21 disaster events.
“Louisiana’s small businesses have and will continue to shape our local and state economies, and we’re pleased to announce that this avenue to recovery is now available,” said Gov. John Bel Edwards. “This program provides critical assistance to Louisiana businesses that were adversely impacted by the 2020-21 disaster events, and I encourage all eligible businesses to take advantage of this opportunity to learn more and apply.
” To qualify for a loan, businesses must have 1-50 full-time employees; have been open at the time of the disaster event; have a minimum of $25,000 in annual gross revenues before the disaster event; be located in one of the program’s eligible parishes; experienced a financial or physical loss as a result of a 2020-21 disaster event; and have an eligible unmet need.
Loan award amounts will range from $10,000 minimum to $150,000 maximum, based on a calculation of unmet needs and eligible expenses. The state has identified four non-profit lenders to implement and administer the lending program throughout Louisiana – South Central Planning and Development Commission, Regional Loan Corporation, NewCorp Inc. and North Delta Regional Planning and Development District.
To receive assistance through the program, small businesses should contact the lender servicing their region to start the application process. Additional information on the participating program lenders and the areas they service, along with the program guidelines, can be found at restore. la.
gov/SBLP . “This program presents Louisiana small businesses with an opportunity for economic revitalization at a time when our communities are still recovering from storm damage and revenue losses,” said OCD Executive Director Pat Forbes.
“Our selected lenders are eager to provide this much-needed loan assistance to eligible small businesses, and I look forward to this program’s positive impacts for our businesses, economies and communities. ” The state has allocated $96. 1 million through the Small Business Loan Program, which is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
In total, HUD has allocated more than $3 billion in Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery funds to the state for long-term recovery efforts for Hurricanes Laura, Delta and Ida and/or the May 2021 Severe Storms. Information on all Restore Louisiana recovery programs can be found at restore. la.
gov .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small for-profit businesses and private non-profit organizations located in the parishes impacted by the 2016 federally-declared severe storms and flooding events. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $20,000 - $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Small Business Loan and Grant Program is funded by Louisiana Office of Community Development, Disaster Recovery Unit. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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