Revolving Loan Program
Funding Amount
$10,000 - $100,000
Deadline
Rolling / Open
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Rolling — applications accepted year-round
- Tracked since
- April 2026
Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.
Can we apply?
Check your organization against each line. Taken from the listing; confirm with the funder's guidelines.
Eligible organizations
- Non-profit entities
- Tribal authorities
Other requirements
- Corporations, partnerships, sole proprietorships, and cooperatives
- Local governments or public entities
- Industrial or commercial development
- Small business expansion
Not eligible / not funded
- Not eligible: Refinancing existing debt or payments to business owners or partners
- Not eligible: Activities for investment purposes not directly related to job creation
- Not eligible: General improvement loans for normal replacement needs of business unrelated to job creation
- Not eligible: Agriculture production costs (cultivation, production, harvesting)
- Not eligible: Vehicles for general purposes or personal use
- Not eligible: Projects without supplemental financing
- Not eligible: Working capital with limited security
- Not eligible: Residential construction projects
- Not eligible: Illegal activities and/or legalized activities (e.g., gambling casinos) that adversely affect RLF interests
- Not eligible: Projects in which any director, officer, general manager, supervisor or employee of GCEC, or close relative would create a conflict of interest
- Not eligible: Projects in which recipient would be required to purchase or lease property, materials, equipment, or services from GCEC or affiliates
- Not eligible: Projects that pay salaries of GCEC employees or affiliates
Overview
Purpose: A local pool of capital to promote rural economic development. The fund provides gap financing for start-up, expanding, and new businesses that attract new jobs or provide needed public health or social services.
Geographic Scope: Service area of Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative in Florida (Wewahitchka, Panama City, Southport areas)
Key Features:
- As borrowers repay their RLF loans, the principal and interest is returned to the fund to be loaned to other businesses
- Only financially strong businesses with detailed business plans are encouraged to apply
- Strong economic impact on the community is required
Eligible Businesses
- Corporations, partnerships, sole proprietorships, and cooperatives
- Local governments or public entities
- Non-profit entities
- Tribal authorities
Eligible Projects
- Industrial or commercial development
- Small business expansion
- Business incubators
- Community infrastructure or facilities (should provide permanent jobs in rural area)
- Medical facilities (should provide permanent jobs in rural area)
- Training or educational facilities (should provide permanent jobs in rural area)
Eligible Activities
- Acquisition or construction of commercial and industrial buildings and structures
- Purchase of capitalized machinery and equipment with a useful life of 5 years or more
- Acquisition of real property for economic development
- Rehabilitation of deteriorated retail, commercial, and industrial buildings
Ineligible Purposes
- Refinancing existing debt or payments to business owners or partners
- Activities for investment purposes not directly related to job creation
- General improvement loans for normal replacement needs of business unrelated to job creation
- Agriculture production costs (cultivation, production, harvesting)
- Vehicles for general purposes or personal use
- Projects without supplemental financing
- Working capital with limited security
- Residential construction projects
- Illegal activities and/or legalized activities (e.g., gambling casinos) that adversely affect RLF interests
- Projects in which any director, officer, general manager, supervisor or employee of GCEC, or close relative would create a conflict of interest
- Projects in which recipient would be required to purchase or lease property, materials, equipment, or services from GCEC or affiliates
- Projects that pay salaries of GCEC employees or affiliates
Loan Guidelines
- Maximum Loan: $100,000
- Minimum Loan: $10,000
- Application Fee: $100
- Job Creation Rate: 1 job per $10,000 loaned
- Maximum Term: 10 years
- Interest Rate: Fixed (attractive rate of prime or below)
How to Apply
Application Process
Step 1: Contact for Pre-Application Materials
Contact Michael White at (850) 265-3631 to request pre-application materials
Step 2: Prepare Required Pre-Application Documentation
Step 3: Submit Application
Submit completed application materials to Michael White at (850) 265-3631
What Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990 filing, 2020 — the most recent filing with itemized grants
- Grants in 2020
- 1
- Total given
- $6,281
- Median grant
- $6,281
- By dollars: Florida 100%. Top recipient cities: Quincy, FL.
Example grants
West FL Livestock Association Inc · Quincy, FL
$6,281
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Small businesses
- Startups
- Community development
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