Meet members of our community who have been helped by a Social Impact Loan.
CIC’s Financing Programs invest in businesses and projects that have a wider community benefit.
CIC acts as a Fiscal Agent for home ownership assistance programs run by the City of Tucson and Pima County.
Bond Compliance services promote transparency in Educational Institutions.
VOLUNTEER SHOUT OUT!
Jeff brings varied experience and vast knowledge to his volunteer work having been a small business consultant, a strategic analyst, and Angel Investor for twenty years. With expertise in HR, PR, finances, management, marketing, and everything business, Jeff also serves on the National Small Business Association and is a member of the National Regulatory Fairness Board.
COVID-19 Emergency Loan- Sunrise Custom Jewelry & Repair
"The loan from CIC gives me a lot of peace of mind. It is going to keep the boat afloat until people feel like they can come out again." Don Lovett, Owner
Fundamentals of Business Finance: Part 2 – The Balance Sheet
Have you ever been asked “How much is your business worth?” and not known what to say? Have you heard of a Balance Sheet but don’t know what it is,
A note from Community Investment Corporation’s staff in response to recent events in Minneapolis and nationwide protests.
The events of the last week have shaken our community and our country. It has equally shaken those of us at Community Investment Corporation (CIC). Our nonprofit work focuses on
COVID-19 Emergency Loan- Michelle L. Coronado, Medical Transcription
"I am thankful for the CIC loan. I applied for three other programs but I never heard back. Having this CIC loan allows me to continue providing needed medical transcription services even though the volume has decreased temporarily because non-emergency visits are down.” Michelle L. Coronado, Medical Transcription
Fundamentals of Business Finance: The Profit & Loss Statement
Have you ever been asked “How profitable is your business?” and not known what to say? Have you ever tried seeking funding for your business and come to a dead end when