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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by ACCFutures

ACCFutures is a non-profit social enterprise supporting entrepreneurs and communities in Akwesasne, Cornwall and SDG Counties through financing, advisory services and community economic development. View ACCFutures's website for more information.

2 programs available
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    Loans and Capital investmentsOpen

    ACCFutures — ACC Term

    Flexible business loans for growth and expansion
    Eligible Funding
    • From $20,000 to $300,000
    Eligible Industries
    • All industries
    Types of eligible projects
    Construction and Renovation Business Buyout
    Ontario, Canada
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    Loans and Capital investmentsOpen

    ACCFutures — ACC TermStartup

    Startup financing for businesses in Eastern Ontario
    Eligible Funding
    • From $20,000 to $300,000
    Eligible Industries
    • Retail trade
    • Other services (except public administration)
    • Public administration
    Types of eligible projects
    Construction and Renovation Business Buyout
    Ontario, Canada

About ACCFutures

What is the mission of ACCFutures?

ACCFutures aims to identify opportunities and support entrepreneurs and their communities through practical business and financial solutions. It works to strengthen local economic progress by connecting clients with funding, guidance, and partner networks.

What type of organization is ACCFutures?

ACCFutures is a Non-profit organization.

What is ACCFutures's official website?

ACCFutures's official website is https://www.accfutures.ca/en.

What else should I know about ACCFutures?

ACCFutures strengthens the regional funding ecosystem by giving entrepreneurs in Akwesasne, Cornwall and the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry access to capital, advice and community development support that is difficult to replace through mainstream lending alone. Its ACC Term and TermStartup financing helps early-stage and growing companies move from ideas to operating plans, invest in equipment or working capital, and maintain momentum when traditional credit is not enough. The organization also connects financing with business planning, mentorship and local economic priorities, so funding is not just a transaction but part of a wider support system. By serving Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities in the same regional economy, ACCFutures helps capital reach smaller businesses, keeps decisions close to local realities and supports job creation, succession and resilience across the area.