Together,
we can build a strong and sustainable Eastern Kentucky, rooted in hope and inclusion.
We believe in creating an economy that
invests in the common good.
Grow
We want business financing to work for you.
We are a Community Development Financial Institution and a non-profit—not a bank. This means we can offer greater flexibility and lend to folks who may not otherwise qualify. We can also pay for all or a portion of a consulting project to help your business or organization succeed.
Sustain
We can help you save money.
The Mountain Association’s energy experts are tackling the problem of high energy bills in Eastern Kentucky. We help businesses, nonprofits, public agencies and homeowners find much-needed energy savings.
- Lee County Government
$20,000 / year in savings - Hemphill Community Center
$8,900 / year in savings - The Stafford family
$732 / year in savings
Succeed
Let’s grow your business.
Our Business Support program will pair you with consultants that can help your business or organization succeed. Together, you can share new ideas, answer questions and expand your impact.
- Business Coaching
- Financial Training & Planning
- Strategic Marketing
Learn
We help you bring your new ideas to life.
Let’s talk about bringing a new training to your community, or about your ideas for your town. We’ll help you get going, find resources and connect to others.
- AirBnB & Other Business Training
- Creative Economy Workshops
- Collaborative Networks
Inspire
Learn how people are creating a new day in Eastern Kentucky, and how we can support your ideas.
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