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An NDC of a different color.
The NDC Grow America Fund, in cooperation with our community partners, provides financing to growing small businesses throughout the country. GAF operates as a community development lender to support the creation of jobs and the expansion of eligible small businesses in underserved areas, particularly minority and women-owned businesses. The financing provided is partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration under GAF’s Small Business Lending Company license, and GAF has Preferred Lender status nationwide.
Learn more about small business lending through NDC’s Grow America Fund.
When Alpha Cine owner Don Jensen purchased the business in 2006, he recognized the critical need for a new state-of-the-art space that would suit Alpha Cine's unique needs but lacked the means to make it happen. A profile of Alpha Cine in the Seattle Times-Intelligencer brought the company's plight to the attention of the City of Seattle. With business retention as a priority, the City called in long-standing development assistance partner NDC to help structure a financing package to meet Alpha Cine's needs.
Newark husband and wife team open 8,000 square foot state-of-the-art pediatric dentistry and orthodontic practice with $710,000 in project financing from the Grow Newark Fund. Dental Kidz provides oral heath care to children up to 12 years old including digital x-rays to minimize radiation and age appropriate entertainment and décor. Services to clients include diagnostic exams, preventive care, restorative treatment and the only pediatric sedation center in Essex County.
For more than twenty-five years, Cardinal Fastener, the latest addition to NDC Grow America Fund’s (GAF) family of borrowers, has been proud to say that it has been keeping the country together, its bolts found in such iconic American structures as the Empire State Building and the Golden Gate Bridge. More recently, the Cleveland-area manufacturer of industrial “fasteners” has added a new industry to its customer base: the green energy industry, specifically manufacturers of power-generating windmills.