CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — Partner Community Capital, a mission-driven lender supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs across the Southeast and Appalachia, has announced three new hires: Yaselin Gonzalez, Jessica Ice and Christopher Burg. Gonzalez joins the organization as Business Lender II for Western North Carolina. In her new role, she will work directly with small business […]
Partner Community Capital (PCAP) has continued its A+ rating in Financial Strength and Performance from the Aeris Rating Committee, a position that PCAP has maintained since 2011. The rating highlights PCAP’s strong financial standing, solid recent performance, and effective risk management practices.
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When Hurricane Helene struck Western North Carolina, Provisions Mercantile faced overwhelming challenges. As floodwaters rose, uncertainty about the future became a stark reality. The commercial property in Biltmore Village—once a bustling storefront —was submerged under 15 feet of water, leaving behind extensive damage and disruption. In the wake of the disaster, Partner Community Capital (PCAP)
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Partner Community Capital (PCAP) continues to drive environmental sustainability with its investment in Bionic Tire Recycling in Preston County, West Virginia. The facility, spanning 42,000 square feet, will address the growing tire waste issue by transforming used tires into reusable materials for industries like construction, manufacturing, and energy production. The plan uses advanced technologies to
Charles Town, W.Va. — Partner Community Capital (PCAP) is pleased to announce the addition of three esteemed professionals to its Board Investment Committee, effective January 1, 2025. Aaron Howell, Senior Vice President and Chief Credit Officer at Bank of Charles Town, brings over 15 years of expertise in commercial lending and financial management. Anthony Edwards,
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When Hurricane Helene tore through western North Carolina, the historic Green River BBQ in Saluda suffered a devastating blow. A mudslide and falling tree severely damaged key parts of the restaurant, including the kitchen, dining area, walk-in cooler and freezer, roof, propane tank and outbuildings. The path to reopening requires more than just repairs—it means
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When Hurricane Helene swept through Western North Carolina, it left behind widespread devastation, testing the resilience of communities and small businesses alike. The Lazy Tiger, a beloved lodging and hospitality business near Asheville, was hit hard—but thanks to Partner Community Capital’s (PCAP) timely support, the business not only weathered the storm but also found ways
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EmpowerHer is a program aimed at boosting entrepreneurs in some of the most rural parts of our state. This project focuses on a nine-county region in coal-impacted southern and central West Virginia.
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“This project is a game-changer for us,” said Samuel Williams, co-owner of South Branch Inn. “We’ve always believed in investing in our community, and this solar initiative is part of that commitment. Partner Community Capital not only helped us secure the funding but stood beside us every step of the way.”
Carleston, W.Va. — Partner Community Capital’s Women’s Business Center proudly announces its graduation from the 2025 cohort of the National WBC of Excellence program, a prestigious initiative led by the Association of Women’s Business Centers (AWBC). This milestone reflects the dedication and hard work of the Women’s Business Center team and its partners to empower women
