Metro Community Development (Flint Area)

Metro Community Development (Flint Area)

How it Works

Metro Community Development helps create partnerships for businesses in Flint and Genesee County to help underserved people in their communities. MCD has two overarching goals: maintaining community stability and stimulating community economic development.

Funding Focuses On

Market niches that are underserved by traditional lenders. They have partnered with Michigan Corps to do Kiva loans.

Funding Limit

Loans up to $50,000

Qualifications

Must be a small business in the Flint or Saginaw areas of Michigan. Business should focus on community development.

Financing Geographic Area 

Flint or Saginaw, Michigan 

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