The City of Fayetteville is now accepting applications from local small businesses and commercial property owners looking to improve their storefront, invest in commercial property or take the next step toward growing their business.
Grant and loan funding is available through the Can Do Economic Development Programs, with applications open through Oct. 30.
Three funding opportunities are available based on the needs of the business or property owner: Can-Do CORE, Can-Do EDGE and Can-Do BOOST.
“These programs were designed to meet businesses where they are while also advancing the City’s broader economic development goals,” said Economic Development Manager Derrick McArthur in a press release. “Whether a business is improving its storefront, making a significant investment in an existing property, or purchasing commercial real estate to expand, Can Do gives the City flexible tools to help leverage private investment, support job creation and encourage long-term reinvestment in Fayetteville.”
Applications must be submitted by Oct. 30.
Business and commercial property owners interested in applying can visit FayettevilleNC.gov/CanDoPrograms to review available programs, eligibility requirements and application information.
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