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St. Paul-based CDFI Honored for Small Business Support in Twin Cities

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The Latino Economic Development Center, based in St. Paul, was recognized with the Outstanding CDFI Award. Additionally, Andrew Crosson of Invest Appalachia received the Rising Star Award at the Opportunity Honors Award Ceremony. The Latino Economic Development Center moved quickly to protect small business livelihoods and keep neighborhoods intact when fear and disruption threatened small businesses across the Twin Cities.

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Why it matters

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The recognition highlights the role of community development finance institutions in supporting local economies. The Latino Economic Development Center's actions were noted for helping stabilize small businesses in the Twin Cities during periods of disruption.

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Who's involved

  • St. PaulLocation where the Latino Economic Development Center is based
  • MinneapolisPart of the Twin Cities area where small business disruptions occurred

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  • St. PaulSpeculative

    Small businesses in St. Paul might see increased stability and funding from community development finance efforts.

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