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Self Help credit union [[https://self-help.org/]] | Self Help credit union [[https://self-help.org/]] | ||
[[Watershedtax] | [[Watershedtax]] | ||
We want to explore a partnership with the Tzedek Social Justice Fund in Asheville. [[https://tzedeksocialjusticefund.org/marshas-transition/]] | We want to explore a partnership with the Tzedek Social Justice Fund in Asheville. [[https://tzedeksocialjusticefund.org/marshas-transition/]] | ||
The Center for Regeneration, linked to North Carolina A &T an HBCU [[https://www.openfuturecoalition.org/center]] | The Center for Regeneration, linked to North Carolina A &T an HBCU [[https://www.openfuturecoalition.org/center]] | ||
Revision as of 11:04, 12 February 2024
ASAP has several online resources and convenings they have offered to us [[1]] online classifieds
Online local food guide [[2]]
Business of farming conference next February 2024 we can exhibit and present and network [[3]]
Stakeholders and partners Asheville Independent Restaurant Owners [[4]]
Green Opportunities [[5]]
A riparian restoration project [6] Lalita Booth knows well.
When a farmer needs capital ASAP refers them to Mountain Biz Works. Both Eagle and Neberecon have good relationships with MBW and can work with their local food and farming initiatives [[7]]
M biz small fast loans. 8.75% interest, 2% fee, three years to payback [[8]]
Self Help credit union [[9]]
We want to explore a partnership with the Tzedek Social Justice Fund in Asheville. [[10]]
The Center for Regeneration, linked to North Carolina A &T an HBCU [[11]]