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The RSF Social Investment Fund provides a unique opportunity to invest in a diversified, direct loan fund comprised of over 75 leading non-profit organizations and for-profit social enterprises. It represents a great way to achieve substantial social and environmental “returns” while generating a financial return similar to that of a bank CD.
Your investment in this fund supports RSF’s Core Lending Program, which provides mortgage loans, working capital lines of credit, and inventory financing exclusively to non-profit and for-profit organizations dedicated to improving the well-being of society and the environment.
Since 1984, RSF has made over $200 million in loans to social enterprises through this program, while consistently providing its investors with a financial return similar to that of a bank CD. Learn more.
Accessible to a wide range of investors, the RSF Social Investment Fund has a minimum investment of just $1,000, and allows for partial or complete repayments at the end of each financial quarter. Learn more.
The RSF Social Investment Fund is available to residents of most US states and some Canadian provinces. For more information about the RSF Social Investment Fund, please contact Mark Herrera at 415.561.6160. As with any uninsured investment, there are certain risks that you should understand before you invest. These risks are described in the RSF Social Investment Fund Prospectus.
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August 10, 2009
Traditionally, enterprises receive capital in one of two ways: they get a loan, or they sell equity in the enterprise. Sometimes, however, neither of these options provides the right fit ... More >March 5, 2009
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