Supporting the circular economy with dedicated financing for solid waste recycling and reuse businesses throughout Massachusetts.

We understand the unique economics, equipment needs, and operational challenges of recycling and reuse businesses throughout Massachusetts.
Unlike general business loans, the Recycling Loan Fund is dedicated exclusively to supporting waste diversion and recycling businesses in the Commonwealth.
With loan terms up to 10 years, we match repayment schedules to equipment life cycles and business cash flow, not arbitrary banking guidelines.

We confirm your business qualifies as a Massachusetts-based solid waste recycling or reuse operation eligible for Recycling Loan Fund financing.

Our team evaluates your financing needs—whether equipment, real estate, working capital, or acquisition—and determines the appropriate loan structure and amount.

We guide you through the application process and conduct underwriting focused on your business operations, cash flow, and the environmental impact of your recycling activities.

Once approved, we fund your loan quickly and provide ongoing support throughout the loan term, understanding the unique challenges recycling businesses face.

Recycling Loan Fund proceeds can finance working capital for operations, equipment purchases for processing and sorting, real estate acquisition for facilities, debt refinancing to improve cash flow, business acquisitions, and expansion projects.
From balers and compactors to sorting systems and processing equipment, we understand the capital-intensive nature of recycling operations and provide financing matched to equipment useful life.
Recycling businesses need facilities, storage, and processing space. Our real estate loans help you acquire or develop the property your operations require.
Whether expanding processing capacity, adding new material streams, or acquiring competitors, the Recycling Loan Fund provides the capital Massachusetts recycling businesses need to grow.
Every Recycling Loan Fund loan supports Massachusetts' environmental goals by helping businesses divert waste from landfills, create jobs, and build a more sustainable circular economy