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FORGE, Inc. (Huntsville, AR)

SBA Microloan, USDA Rural Development loans, Revolving Loan Fund

A rural-focused Arkansas lender in Huntsville: SBA microloans up to $50,000, USDA Rural Development loans up to $250,000 (or 75% of the project) and a revolving loan fund up to $150,000.

Amount
SBA microloan up to $50,000; USDA RD up to $250,000 or 75% of project; RLF up to $150,000
Can a for-profit school apply?
✓Yes, a for-profit school can apply
Deadline
Rolling
Who this fits
Microschool · Private school · Homeschool co‑opRural-focused Arkansas lender for small businesses; some programs also take nonprofits.
New schools
Not stated for new schools
Where
Arkansas
Last checked
Oct 1, 2026on forgefund.org
Apply on the funder’s site↗(opens forgefund.org in a new tab)

How to apply

  1. Step 1: Contact FORGE about which program fits

Funders change their requirements. Check the official page before you apply. Getting ready? See what funders usually ask for.

Who can apply

“FORGE exists to help entrepreneurs start or grow small businesses by providing high quality business management, planning and support services in addition to its loan programs.”
In the funder’s own words, from forgefund.org, checked Oct 1, 2026.

Its service area covers all 75 Arkansas counties plus parts of Oklahoma, Missouri and Louisiana. The only fee above closing costs is a one-time $35 membership fee. Schools aren't named, so ask.

  • Arkansas (all 75 counties) or parts of OK, MO, LA

Timing

Rolling.

Related guides

  • How to apply for a small-business loan (and what lenders will ask for)

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