Empire State Development created the New York Forward Loan Fund (NYFLF) to assist small businesses, non-profits, and small landlords impacted by COVID-19. The $100 million economic recovery loan program is designed to provide access to credit for entities that did not receive a loan via the PPP or EIDL programs. Locally, The Agency has invested $100,000 and partnered up with the National Development Council to generate a total loan pool of $2,000,000 in funds. Read more about the NYFLF and The Agency's partnership withNDC here.
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