thriving communities

Welcome to the Central County Community Development Corporation (CCCDC) where we create thriving communities through small business support, access to capital, and housing development. Your new beginning starts here.

Resources to Build Your Community

The Small Business Loan Fund

The Small Business Loan Fund (SBLF) provides financing solutions and guidance to help achieve your business goals. We lend to existing businesses across the State of Florida, with emphasis on funding to advance community and economic development revitalization in underserved communities.

Learn about our loan fund

Technical Assistance

The Entrepreneurship Center accelerates minority small business growth by equipping owners with the tools they need to flourish - technical training, market exposure, and access to capital funding.

Our Small Business Solutions

Affordable Housing

CCCDC's community investment model tackles intergenerational poverty through affordable housing development and holistic programming for families in historically underserved communities.

Learn About Affordable Housing

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Current street view image of Villages at Oakland Park

Rendering of future Villages at Oakland Park

Before After

The CCCDC and Urban League's community investment model tackles intergenerational poverty through affordable housing solutions, advancing racial, health and social equity for historically underserved communities.

Our Community / Affordable housing

“I was new at business and it would have been impossible to get that kind of money from a regular bank,”
-Lawanda, Taylor Tots Preschool

Dana Rosen
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“This money is critically important for us,” says David Muir, co-owner of Island Syndicate. “We are all about doing things at the highest level, and without a loan, there’s just so much you can’t do.”

John Taylor
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“This assistance from the Urban League has been so great,” says Irica Dore, owner of Blu Bliss Spa. “Without it, there would be no way I could have qualified for traditional financing. I wouldn’t have met many of the qualifications.”

Rina Brick