RSF Social Finance

RSF Social Finance

How it Works

Several loan options to provide financing and lines of credit for mortgage, construction, equipment, and working capital to qualified for-profits and non-profits.

Funding Focuses On

Food and agriculture, education and the arts, ecological stewardship.

Funding Limit

Loans range from $50,000–$5,000,000      

Qualifications

  • Alignment with RSF mission and focus area
  • Annual revenue of at least $750,000
  • 501(c)(3) status for grants
  • Two years or more of operating history varies per loan fund
  • Strong collateral
  • Profitable, or can demonstrate a path to profitability in 12 months
  • Excellent history of repayment on debt

Financing Geographic Area 

United States and Canada   

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