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Nonprofit Loam Program <br /> 11_k2 <br /> Loans fog°SN(C)( ) Business Ventures <br /> As an integral part of our work to create a resilient nonprofit sector, the Initiative Foundation pro- <br /> vides financing up to $50,000 to eligible nonprofit organizations for the creation or expansion of <br /> mission-related earned-income/social enterprise activities. Loan proceeds may be used for working <br /> capital, equipment acquisition and/or facility improvements for earned-income/social enterprise <br /> activities, which are clearly defined in a written business plan. <br /> Loans are available to eligible nonprofit organizations of different sizes and fields of service includ- <br /> ing, but not limited to: community development, human services, health care, housing, education, <br /> environmental, arts and humanities. <br /> Eligibility <br /> Any 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the Initiative Foundation's 14-county service area is eligible <br /> to apply. The focus of the program is to provide financing to nonprofit organizations creating or <br /> expanding mission-related social enterprise/earned income ventures. <br /> PROGRAM LEKDZNG GUMELMES > ' <br /> +onprofit loans: <br /> Amounts up to $50,000. <br /> The term/amortization, -- <br /> loan covenants, reporting and insurance <br /> requirements and other matters are <br /> determined on a case-by-case basis. <br /> Generally, the interest rate ranges from 2 <br /> to 4 percent, fixed. BORROWER RESPONSTS UTIES a <br /> The collateral <br /> for a loan will generally consist of a The borrower must cooperate with the <br /> security interest in all business assets or Initiative Foundation as follows: <br /> real estate of the borrower, and may be Information sharing Borrower agrees to <br /> in a first or second position. Guarantees provide financial and other information to <br /> will generally not be required; however, the the Foundation from which the Foundation <br /> organization's board members may have a can make a credit determination. <br /> Legal liability per state statute. Iptoyw, -1t reF Borrower agrees <br /> The borrower will pay a to complete an employment report <br /> one percent origination fee, plus other at inception of the loan and annual <br /> third-party expenses for documentation, employment surveys by Dec. 31 each year, <br /> recording, etc. for the term of the loan. <br /> Lending decisions Borrower agrees to <br /> generally are made within five to 10 comply with the Foundation's request <br /> business days from the date the Initiative for financial statements and/or progress <br /> Foundation receives the application and all reports time to time and at least annually, <br /> supporting materials. for the term of the loan. <br /> For more information, contact, if Dan Bullert i�ilt� t� � <br /> Business Finance Manager F n nit 7 i r <br /> (877) 632-9255 I dbullert@ifound.org <br /> ifout'l+d,org 1 (877)632-9255 1 405 First Street SE I Little Fars, MN 56345 EgLWOPPWI.ity Lender,P,—Id,,aid Employer <br />
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