Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corporation
Fostering economic growth in Schoharie County since 2019
SEEC serves as a liaison to local municipalities and institutional leaders with the common goal of highlighting distinctive points of light within the community, cultivating entrepreneurial endeavors, and enhancing the ability of local businesses to add value to their enterprises.
Current Opportunities
Village of Sharon Springs Small Project Fund
Sharon Springs was awarded $2.25 million as a NY Forward initiative. Designed to support small-scale projects that improve the downtown, SEEC is administering the $300,000 Small Project Fund. Starting in July, SEEC will schedule FREE architectural consultations for eligible property owners. Funding is limited, and awards will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Schoharie County businesses — this one’s for you!
Our Economic Gardening Program is now open for applications. If your business is 1-2 years and you’re ready to grow, we want to work with you.
Selected participants receive up to $10K in support tied to growth-focused activities. The application takes about 5-10 minutes.
“Rural doesn’t mean limited.”
Date: Submissions due by April 24, 2026
Yoga at 287 Main
Join Lucianna for 45 minutes of Yin & Flow—a blend of movement and stretch suitable for all levels. Bring your yoga mat.
$10 (cash, Venmo, or Zelle).
Economic Development Week
Celebrate with us Monday through Friday, May 4–8, 2026
In coordination with Schoharie County Partners for Advancing Resilient Communities (SPARC), SEEC is proud to announce the lineup of events for Economic Development Week 2026.
Since 2020, SEEC has participated in the International Economic Development Council's (IEDC) Economic Development Week, an annual celebration of the impact that economic development organizations, local businesses, and community leaders have in their regions. This year's Collaboration theme mirrors the IEDC's national theme and shines a spotlight on the partnerships driving innovation, growth, and lasting change across Schoharie
Plus, don't miss the SBA's free Virtual Summit on May 5–6, co-hosted with the Association of Small Business Development Centers: SBA National Small Business Week
Main Street Matters: Session 2
Join the conversation virtually on May 21 from 7-8 PM
The Importance of Great Design in Historic Districts — the second in a three-part virtual workshop series hosted by SEEC in partnership with the NYS Historic Preservation Office, Preservation Studios, and the NYS Office of Homes and Community Renewal.
Designed for Schoharie County Historic District property owners.
Topics include:
Preservation-sensitive design
Real-world case studies
NY Main Street Program overview
Dates: May 4-8, 2026
Date: May 21, 2026 - 7-8 PM
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Community Vitality
We strive to create community opportunities and spaces that enhance the quality of life for all who live in and visit Schoharie County.
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Economic Development
SEEC engages in a variety of projects that support economic development in Schoharie County, NY, benefiting both businesses and community members.
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Investment Opportunities
Investors of all levels are invited to contribute to local activities that foster community vitality.
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Business Resources
We provide a wide range of resources—including funding, marketing, digital tools, and valuable information—to Schoharie County business owners who drive and enrich our local economy.
Dasha Mattia, Owner of Middleburgh Coffee Co., Middleburgh, NY, 12122
A storytelling series created by SEEC to feature and highlight local entrepreneurs, and how they became Rooted in Schoharie County.
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