A PPP loan wasn’t the only thing that Element Indoor Golf and 21st Century Bank came together. When business partners Bradley Wohlers and Laurie Barger set out to fund their innovative small business idea, the young entrepreneurs faced immediate rejection.
When COVID-19 first struck, Chief’s Towing felt the crunch. Here’s how they were able to turn things around with a PPP loan through 21st Century Bank.
We can all agree – it has been one heck of a year so far, for all of us. As we continue to navigate this global pandemic, both as individuals and small business owners, we must take time to be thankful for what we have and what we’ve accomplished.
Like many of our customers, Replace found itself in a position where it needed a PPP business loan amid the pandemic.
The first thing you’ll probably notice about Jeff Johnson, founder of Replace, is his beard. The second thing? His heart.
When COVID-19 first struck, Carrie Drephal had a different experience than many small businesses. Drephal’s web design company, JCD Promotions, was flush with business. “For a month straight, I was working on constant changes for websites and sending more estimates than I ever had for clients looking to build a new website,” said Drephal.
Event Alert- A Christmas Day Stream and TV Broadcast Connect Isolated Seniors with Their Families and Friends through Zoom, Facetime, and Skype (brought to you with sponsorship from 21st Century Bank)
Supporting local non-profits in your community With over 100 years in the community, we continue our support of local non-profits, despite the challenges presented during this pandemic.
Loretto “Keep the Spirit” Holiday Train Food Shelf Parade
This year the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train will not be stopping in Loretto for the traditional show and collection for our local food shelves.
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