Get upcoming deadlines and review our eligibility requirements to determine if your organization qualifies for the program. We've also compiled some Frequently Asked Questions and encourage you to check them out. 

Go to Prudential Loan Fund Overview

Go to Frequently Asked Questions

All prospective applicants are required to attend a Prudential Loan Clinic led by facilitator Hilda Polanco. Organizations planning to apply for funding that have not attended a clinic should contact Richard Simon.

You will need to complete and upload two financial worksheets with your application: a cash-flow projection and loan-readiness analysis. 

Go to Prudential Loan Readiness Analysis

Also, please be prepared to submit the following financial documents with your application:

• Two years of financial statements (audit and/or 990) for your organization's most recently completed fiscal years (If your organization's most recent audited financial statements or 990 are more than a year old, unaudited or interim financial reports should be provided for the subsequent fiscal year)
• Statement of Activities (also known as the Profit and Loss Statement)
• Current Balance Sheet
• Aligned side by side on the same page, your organization's 2017 and 2018 board approved operating budget
• Board resolution authorizing your organization to borrow funds from the Prudential Loan Fund
• Demonstration of two years of successful fundraising events, ONLY if applying for an advance on a fundraising event

Applicants who have met eligibility requirements, including attending the Prudential Loan Fund Clinic, may apply using the following link. 

Go to Prudential Loan Fund Application

Dodge staff will review applications for completeness and correct supporting documents. 

Foundation staff will contact the applicant if additional information or clarification. If the loan is approved, a loan documentation form will be sent to the applicant prior to the release of the funds.