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Your Donation Goes Twice as Far on Lowcountry Giving Day
Support South Carolina Community Loan Fund between now and May 3rd as part of Lowcountry Giving Day and your tax-deductible gift is matched up to...
Presenting our 2015 Annual Report
We are proud to present our 2015 Annual Report! In 2015, we celebrated our tenth year serving the community. Ten years, 297 loans and $27.4 million...
SCCLF Supports Efforts to Improve Outcomes for Lowcountry Students
(Source: Tri-County Cradle to Career Collaborative) South Carolina Community Loan Fund is a partner in the Tri-County Cradle to Career...
Join the Conversation: Race & Social Justice Event Series
(Pictured: Bryan Stevenson, Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative and author of "Just Mercy".) The Race and Social Justice Initiative...
OFN Members Aligning Capital with Justice
South Carolina Community Loan Fund is a member of the Opportunity Finance Network (OFN), the leading national network of community development...
Incentivizing Development in Food Desert Communities
Food deserts occur when a community lacks easy access to nutritional food, usually because there is no grocery store within walking distance. Many...
Ten Entrepreneurs Embark on Journey to Developing Healthy Food Businesses in Spartanburg
Hands shot up when Will Culler asked Feeding Innovation participants who was excited to start working on their business plan during their first...
TD Bank Invests $750K in SCCLF’s Lending Programs
Communities around the state will benefit from a large infusion of capital for key, high-impact projects, thanks to an investment by TD Bank in the...
SCCLF Partners with City of Florence to Help Create Affordable Housing and Spur Economic Activity
A collaboration between the City of Florence and the South Carolina Community Loan Fund could go a long way to revitalization of a neighborhood and...