Working Capital Bridge Loan

From ArtsWave (Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts)

ArtsWave aims to ensure everyone in Greater Cincinnati experiences the positive effects of the arts, which contribute to a more vibrant regional economy and more connected communities.

Type of Support

Overview

The Working Capital Bridge Loan aims to provide no-interest financial support specifically to small and mid-sized arts and cultural heritage organizations in Greater Cincinnati facing short-term cash flow challenges. Established with a private gift and expanded in 2009 with funds from the Weathering the Economic Storm Fund, a collaborative effort among Cincinnati funders, this program offers loans up to $10,000. These loans are to be interest-free and repaid within a 12-month period, with a repayment schedule that begins six months after receiving the loan. Organizations that fail to repay the loan on time will be ineligible for further support from ArtsWave for a year following repayment.

Eligibility

Organization's Location
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Organization Budget And Years
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Ineligibility

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up to 10k

Submission

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