NADF Financing
ON, Canada
Financing for Northern Ontario Indigenous business and economic development
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- grant_single|openingDateNovember 14, 2019
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Grant and Funding
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- Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund
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Access loans, microloans, term loans, winter road financing, and grants for Indigenous businesses and other organizations in Northern Ontario.
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Projects or activities eligible for the grant include: - Unique project financing - Startup business funding - Establishment or acquisition of existing companies - Empowering young Aboriginal entrepreneurs through the Nee-Swas Youth Loan Fund - Supporting Indigenous women entrepreneurs through the Indigenous Women in Business Program - Providing microloans for micro-business growth or financial obstacles - Winter road financing for communities and businesses reliant on winter road networks
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$350,000
Sudbury
Acquiring an existing grocery store to support the Indigenous community
$200,000
Thunder Bay
Opening a local bakery run by young Indigenous entrepreneurs
$175,000
North Bay
Empowering Indigenous youth to start a digital media company
$250,000
Timmins
Supporting Indigenous women entrepreneurs to start a fashion boutique
$150,000
Kenora
Providing microloans for micro-business growth
$300,000
Sault Ste. Marie
Winter road financing for a community-owned transportation business in Sault Ste Marie
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To be eligible for the grant provided by the Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund (NADF) for Aboriginal entrepreneurs and businesses, the following criteria generally apply: 1. Applicant must be an Aboriginal entrepreneur or business owner. 2. The business proposal must align with the grant's objectives and requirements. 3. Required documentation, such as a detailed business plan, financial statements, and relevant permits, must be submitted. 4. The applicant must demonstrate financial need and the ability to effectively utilize the grant funds. 5. Compliance with all relevant laws and regulations governing the business sector is essential. 6. Additional eligibility criteria may apply depending on the specific grant program. For precise information on the eligibility criteria and documentation requirements, it is recommended to contact the NADF directly for detailed guidance and assistance in the application process.
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Eligible types of companies for this grant include Indigenous entrepreneurs and businesses in need of funds to achieve their business goals. These companies can benefit from non-repayable grant funding provided by NADF.
- Indigenous entrepreneurs
- Indigenous businesses
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Here is a summary of the evaluation and selection criteria for the grant:
- Eligible Indigenous entrepreneurs and businesses seeking non-repayable grant funding
- Based on specific business goals and needs
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To apply for the grant provided by the Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund (NADF), you can follow these steps: 1. Contact NADF to inquire about the grant application process. 2. Obtain and complete the grant application form. 3. Submit the completed application along with any required documents to NADF for review. 4. Await a decision on your grant application from NADF. 5. If approved, comply with any additional requirements as specified by NADF to receive the grant funding.
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- Eligible Aboriginal entrepreneurs and businesses can access non-repayable grant funding. - NADF offers support for innovative ventures, startup launches, and existing company acquisitions. - The Nee-Swas Youth Loan Fund empowers young Aboriginal entrepreneurs. - The Indigenous Women in Business Program provides financing and business training for Indigenous women. - Microloans support the growth of micro-businesses and help overcome financial hurdles. - Winter Road Financing is available to facilitate cash flow for transporting supplies during the winter road season. - Contact NADF to explore eligibility and start the application process for a loan or grant.
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Grant Funding for Indigenous Entrepreneurs
Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund Grant: Unlocking Financial Support for Indigenous Businesses
The Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund (NADF) offers non-repayable grant funding to eligible Indigenous entrepreneurs and businesses, providing essential financial support to help achieve their business goals. This grant aims to empower Indigenous individuals by offering accessible funding opportunities that contribute to economic development within Indigenous communities. With a focus on fostering entrepreneurship and supporting innovative ventures, the NADF grant plays a crucial role in promoting sustainable business growth and economic empowerment among Indigenous entrepreneurs. Contact NADF today to explore your eligibility for this grant and take the first step towards realizing your business aspirations.
