Renaissance’s SBA Award Winners
Murky Water BBQ was named Young Entrepreneurs of the Year by the Small Business Administration.
Category Archives: Press Releases
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RENAISSANCE COMMUNITY LOAN FUND CELEBRATES RIBBON CUTTING AND GRAND OPENING OF NEW EXPANDED LOCATION IN GULFPORT
Renaissance Community Loan Fund officials proudly celebrated the ribbon cutting of its new 10,000 square foot corporate office at 8917 Lorraine Road in Gulfport.
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Gov. Phil Bryant Appoints Mississippi Lottery Corporation Board of Directors
Gov. Phil Bryant appointed five members today to the Mississippi Lottery Corporation Board of Directors. The members include Dr. Cass Pennington, Philip A. Chamblee, Dr. Mike McGrevey, Kimberly LaRosa, and Gerard Gibert.
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Renaissance Awarded $950,000 to Support Economic Growth In Low-Income Communities In Mississippi
Renaissance was awarded $950,000 to support economic growth in low-income communities in Mississippi.
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Renaissance CFO, Chuck Wall, Invited to Speak at Hancock County Chamber: Operation Relocation
opportunity zones that has the potential to be the largest economic development program in U. S. history.
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Grant Funding Strengthens Non-profit Partnerships
Renaissance Community Loan Fund officials announced this week that the nonprofit received a $37,000 grant from Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
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Renaissance Community Loan Fund Awarded $976,500 From the CDFI Fund Core Grant Program
 Renaissance Community Loan Fund has received $976,500 in financial assistance from the Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) Fund’s CORE Grant Program. The award will allow Renaissance, a Mississippi-based non-profit CDFI, to continue improving low-income communities in Mississippi through personalized lending and financial counseling services to underserved residents.
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Renaissance Community Loan Fund Continues Growth With New Location in North Mississippi
Tupelo, Miss. (August 29, 2017) – Renaissance Community Loan Fund, a Mississippi-based non-profit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), announced the grand opening of a new location in North Mississippi, which will expand access to its lending programs and services for underserved residents in Mississippi.
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Mississippi Nonprofit Celebrates 10 Years of Community Lending With a New Look and Expanded Reach
using programs focused on assisting residents with affordable housing following Hurricane Katrina. Mortgage programs focused on the low-to-moderate income resident allowed Renaissance to help 2,000 families with the dream of homeownership. Homeownership was just the start for Renaissance’s impact through its programs.
