Since 1984, RSF has focused on relationships over transactions, integration over fragmentation, and mutual support over competition. The Annual Fund will help us build our capacity to serve our community of social entrepreneurs, investors, and donors.
Make a tax-deductible gift and join us as we reimagine money and use it to catalyze solutions to some of the world’s most complex problems.
Give todaySince 1984, RSF has identified, evaluated, supported and nurtured social enterprises in North America, matching them with the capital they need to succeed and thrive. Our collaboratives provide an opportunity for donors to join us in this work. Each collaborative utilizes gift money and transforms it through our unique integrated capital approach to provide enterprises with diverse forms of capital — loans, grants, and investments — along with the resources and connections they need.
See below to learn more about our five collaboratives.
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Give todaySupports women entrepreneurs by providing them with crucial growth capital when they need it most. The Collaborative uses an integrated capital approach to fund women-led social enterprises that are supporting and empowering women and girls. More than 50% of our funding supports women of color.
Learn moreProvides diverse forms of capital to social enterprises that are: owned and led by BIPOC entrepreneurs, use a stakeholder approach (supporting community, employees, customers, and the environment), and based in the U.S.
Learn moreSupports the biodynamic movement in North America, which is working toward a holistic, ecological and ethical approach to farming, gardening, food and nutrition. We’re seeking donors who wish to support a community that’s playing a vital role in transforming the health of the American food system—a community poised for more growth as the market looks beyond organics.
Learn moreSupports innovative organizations that need flexible financing to create resilient food system infrastructure, develop agricultural practices that support healthy carbon cycles, strengthen fair trade supply chains, and provide equitable access to farmland.
Learn moreSupports Waldorf schools committed to associative economies, place-based collaborations, and social equity. We know that the cultivation of human capacities in service to the individual, society, and the earth—a key Waldorf principle—is essential for a healthy culture, an equitable society, and a regenerative economy.
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