Loans

 Who borrows from the Cooperative Fund of New England (CFNE)? Below is a chart depicting the mix of borrowers as of 12/31/09.


 

Loans can be used for working capital,  to  help a borrower with predevelopmennt costs,  to expand, to buy or construct a building, to purchase equipment or to relocate. Loans can be in the form of a line of credit,  term loan, or a hybrid of the both.

Since its inception in 1975 CFNE has made almost  $20 million in loans to 500 borrowers all over New England and Eastern New York. Loans made to CFNE Borrowers  have resulted in the creation or retention of over 6500 jobs and 3600 units of housing. 

"CFNE helps borrowers become more financially literate. It is one of our social and financial impacts. It goes far beyond learning how to get a loan; it's about self-confidence and understanding how money moves through society and of course if it's a co-op its about ownership of a business."

Click here for a link to Cooperative Fund Brochure

Click here for a link to Cooperative Fund loan application form

Additional Information for loan applicants is available in the "Information for loan applicants"  brochure.

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Success Stories

Click the following links to read about some of our borrowers' and donors' success stories

Support our Borrowers

Here are links to some of CFNE's borrowers. We encouraging you to support the borrowers of CFNE with your business.

Search for  places to obtain chocolate, coffee, wood flooring, building materials, car repairs, printers, website designers, food stores, housing, or a variety of services and products.

Cooperatives Contribute to a Sustainable Economy..to read more click here.

Use our site search to find and support cooperatives.

Find a food co-op in your area or when you travel in our Community Food Co-op brochure. 

Website links are posted to our Past and Present Borrowers.

 

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