South Carolina § 11-56-80 - Contracts with statewide microlending support organization.
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§ 11-56-80. Contracts with statewide microlending support organization.
If the department enters into a contractual relationship with a statewide microlending support organization, the contract must state that:
(1) authorized funds granted to the statewide microlending support organization must be matched by the organization with nonstate funds equivalent in money or in kind equal to one dollar for each one dollar of the grant funds requested; these matching funds may be secured from any nonstate source, including private foundations, federal or local government sources, quasigovernmental entities, or financial institutions or any other entity whose funding source does not include funds appropriated by the General Assembly;
(2) if awarding grants, the statewide microlending support organization shall award and administer the grants in accordance with the purposes of and in compliance with this chapter; and
(3) no greater than ten percent of authorized or contracted funds may be used for operating or administering the grant program.
HISTORY: 2014 Act No. 171 (H.3125), SECTION 1.A, eff January 1, 2014.
Source: official South Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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