Stacy Bannor use to run an in-home day care business in Des Moines,
Iowa, and would routinely purchase toys for the kids she looked after.  Bannor didn’t think the toys in her daycare were
conducive to stimulating the kid’s imagination and creativity, so she took
matters into her own hands and started a toy business.  Although she didn’t have a background in toy
design, Bannor had the next best thing—her husband Jesse, a mortgage officer at
a bank and aficionado with woodwork. From there, the couple launched Bannor Toys, a company specializing in affordable, wooden toys ranging from alphabet
blocks to puzzle pieces designed to spark the imagination and curiosity of
children.

After successfully selling several toy prototypes to local
consumers, the Bannor’s had to expand their operating space and set up shop in
a 3,000 square foot warehouse to give them ample space to create and distribute
the toys.  Despite a few early obstacles,
Bannor Toys has seen tremendous growth in its first few years of existence.

With an abundance of toy and hobby stores in the United
States, small businesses like Bannor Toys have found a way to carve a niche in this
multi-billion dollar industry with an innovative concept.  If your toy business is on the verge of
success, but is in need of additional cash to get to the next level, Silver Rock Funding can help.  Silver Rock
Funding’s network of lenders will work with you to get the best deal possible
for your enterprise.  After completing a
brief application, it’s approved within 72 hours, and you can get a merchant cash advance of up to $500,000 to give your business a financial pick-me up for
long-term growth.