Loans | Grants

There are a multitude of resources and financing opportunities through local lenders as well as alternative solutions to assist with your new or growing business. For more guidance and information, contact Executive Director Julie Basol: VergennesPartnership@gmail.com

• Community Bank, NA - 25 Monkton Road - 802.877.3143
  Offers fixed or variable-interest rate options for term loans and commercial mortgages.

• National Bank of Middlebury - 29 Green Street - 802.508.8455
  Offers business loans and solutions to meet all of your borrowing needs from start-ups to purchasing equipment or refinancing existing debt.

• M&T Bank - 3 North Maple Street - 802.877.3111
  Offers a multitude of options for your business needs.

  One Credit Union - 48 Green Street - 802.877.3221
  Offers business services and loans for your needs.

• Vermont Federal Credit Union - 100 Panton Road, Collins Aerospace - 802.658.0225
  Offers its own unique blend of products and services for businesses.

Additional Financing Solutions

• Addison County Economic Development Corporation (ACEDC)
  Addison County Economic Development Corporation operates several Revolving Loan Funds to help fulfill its mission of helping businesses in all stages of growth retain and create good paying jobs in Addison County.

• Community Capital of Vermont (CCVT)
  Helps small businesses and lower income entrepreneurs prosper through the provision of flexible business financing.

• Fresh Tracks Capital
  Provides venture capital financing to promising young companies with a focus on businesses with a significant presence in Vermont.

• Vergennes Revolving Loan Fund
  Offers loans involving affordable housing, small business development, and infrastructure improvements to support community and economic development.

• Vermont Community Foundation
  Builds philanthropic resources that will sustain healthy and vital Vermont communities now and into the future.

• Vermont Community Loan Fund (VCLF)
  Provides loans, grants and supporting services for affordable housing, local businesses, child care providers and community organizations.

• Vermont Economic Development Authority (VEDA)
  Works in partnership with private lenders, VEDA customizes financing solutions to fit the individual needs of borrowers, whether large or small, agricultural or commercial.

• Vermont Small Business Development Center
  Serves as a comprehensive resource for existing business as well as start-up entrepreneurs offering resources for grants.

• Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund
  Provides early stage grant funding, technical assistance, and loans to catalyze and accelerate the development of markets for sustainably produced goods and services.