Oregon’s Network of Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) — partnership primarily between government colleges/universities and the Small Business Administration (SBA) that provides educational servies for small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs.

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Lenders specializing in providing loans for minorities and other historically underserved individuals. (read more)
Agriculture-sector specific lenders are more likely to understand nuances of farm business practices. Read more to learn about five lenders offering loans to finance land and equipment purchases. (read more)
Peer to Peer lenders connect borrowers directly with private individuals or public groups outside of traditional financing organizations. There are several peer to peer lending groups operating in Oregon. (read more)
Pacific Northwest lenders – Mercy Corps Northwest, Craft3, and Community Lending Works provide loans to small businesses in Oregon and surrounding areas. (read more)
These two Oregon-based lenders, MESO and OAME, support minority and historically excluded entrepreneurs with business support services and access to lending. (read more)


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