Community Capital of Vermont

08/31/2026

Welcome and congratulations to Community Capital borrower Tails On Trails Pet Resort of Mount Snow and Stratton!

Owner Dani Buda spent years building brands and leading high-level production projects across the country. Then she chose to channel her entrepreneurial drive and attention to detail into what has always been closest to her heart—animal care.

WINHALL — Wagmore Kennels is under new ownership.

08/21/2026

Essex Junction has a new cafe, and how could you not want to go once you see these reels? Community Capital borrow Toney is cooking and brewing up something new every day at Meadow Roast Cafe!

08/14/2026

Community Capital borrower Dennise of Skin Aesthetics LLC in Saint Johnsbury provides information about why the treatments she offers are important and helpful.

Dennise partners with her clients to not only look and feel good, but to provide the education they need to make the decision that works best for them.

08/12/2026

We help small businesses grow.

Miranda brought the ideas, passion, and opportunities, and we made sure she had the financing to make it happen.

Our partnerships make a difference to entrepreneurs, as well as our communities and our collective well being. We can't wait to see what you do next, Miranda!

Every time I see David at Community Capital of Vermont, he seems to be handing me money. 😂💰

The unfortunate part? Apparently, I have to pay it back. Rude. 🤣

All jokes aside, access to funding can make a huge difference for a small business. Whether it’s purchasing equipment, taking on a bigger contract, managing cash flow while you grow, or simply having the capital to take that next step, sometimes you need someone willing to invest in what you’re building.

Community Capital of Vermont has been a great resource for Curvy Steel Cleaning as we continue to grow, take on larger opportunities, and invest back into the business.

If you’re a Vermont small business owner working hard to grow but traditional financing isn’t quite fitting what you need, Community Capital is absolutely worth checking out.

And David… I’m always happy to see you. Especially when you’re holding a check. 😂💵

08/06/2026

Community Capital borrower OOSA Kitchen + Market in Charlotte is deep into summer with fresh produce, local groceries, and specialty pizza. New this week—gluten free crust!

07/30/2026

Donald and Jessica founded Muller Farms in Franklin so that they could raise nutritious food they could trust.

These Community Capital borrowers embraced regenerative farming practices to improve soil health, protect water sources, and eliminate harmful chemicals.

The farm’s mission is to provide high-quality, ethically raised meats to the community—food that’s affordable, sustainable, and grown with care.

Donald and Jessica also aim to show that first-time farmers can succeed with minimal equipment, low overhead, a lot of elbow grease, and a deep respect for the land. They're excited to bring their customers along their journey!

Discover Muller Farms, a 100-acre regenerative farm in Franklin, Vermont. We raise pasture-raised beef, pork, poultry, and lamb using ethical, sustainable farming methods. Explore our products today!

07/16/2026

Jessica is a regular floater at Community Capital borrower Float Away Wellness Spa in Williston. She sat down to talk about the benefits of floating: relaxation and mental recharge. It’s a well done video testimonial that brings the benefits to life.

07/09/2026

Welcome Community Capital borrower Dead Tired Soap Co. in Barre! They're "Vermont Alchemists of Lather" - crafting gothic-luxury soaps, skincare, and fragrance in formulas that blend dark romantic aesthetics with modern science.

Dead Tired Soap Co. crafts gothic-luxury soaps, skincare, and home fragrance in Vermont. Hand-poured coffin bars and skin-loving formulas blend dark romantic aesthetics with modern science.

07/06/2026

Beautiful Vermont, courtesy of Community Capital borrower Catamount Solar in Randolph.

We’re officially halfway through 2026. Hard to believe! It’s a good time to take a look at your energy goals, and if solar is on your “someday” list, consider making this the season to explore your options.