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RSF Social Finance Loans and Lines of Credit is a financing program from RSF Social Finance that funds mission-driven businesses and nonprofits working in food and agriculture, education, climate and energy, or community impact sectors.
Since 1984, RSF has deployed over $600 million in loans to social enterprises seeking a values-aligned lending partner that can structure financing to truly meet their needs—including working capital, term loans, construction financing, and lines of credit. Eligible applicants are mission-driven organizations in RSF's focus sectors that demonstrate financial sustainability and social impact.
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Apply for a Loan | RSF | Regenerative Social Finance Apply for a Loan – RSF | Regenerative Social Finance Loans for Social Enterprises Working capital, term loans, construction financing, and more can drive the growth of your mission-driven enterprise.
Apply for financing today Building a Sunwealth-financed solar installation in Los Angeles Your mission-aligned financing partner Since 1984, RSF has made over $600 million in loans to social enterprises. We’re the lender of choice for those seeking a values-aligned partner because of our ability to structure loans that truly meet enterprises’ needs.
Our working capital, term loans, and more have supported hundreds of mission-businesses and nonprofits. Apply for financing today Learn more about our financing We work with you to structure a loan that matches the needs of your enterprise and your mission. Steady access to cash that helps you address business needs as they arise.
Fixed-rate, long-term financing to fund major projects. Develop a specialized loan to meet your unique financing needs. Because of [RSF’s] values alignment and because of the type of world they’re trying to create, there was a lot less education and table setting that needed to happen.
We were able to get right into the nuts and bolts of how a financial arrangement would work. Brandon Welch, Mad Capital How we set our interest rates: RSF Prime Regenerative social finance should be transparent, equitable, and focused on impact. To incorporate these principles into the interest rates we set for our loans, we use an independent benchmark called RSF Prime.
We regularly gather our community of investors, borrowers, and RSF staff to share their perspectives on the economy and a fair interest rate through surveys and quarterly meetings. We carefully consider our community’s feedback when setting the RSF Prime rate each quarter. Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2026 6.
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60% 4. 50% We finance mission-driven businesses and nonprofits that promote regeneration. They work in food and agriculture , education , climate and energy , community impact , and more.
Multiple term loans helped Mad Capital support hundreds of farmers in the transition from conventional to regenerative agriculture. A mortgage loan helped Chicago Waldorf School move into a new, larger facility and meet the needs of its growing student body. Multiple investments in Sunwealth helped the organization expand access to solar power across the Northeast.
Mission-aligned finance from RSF is supporting Goodr’s two-pronged approach to solving hunger and food waste. Still have questions about RSF’s financing options for your business or nonprofit? Fill out our inquiry form , and we’ll contact you to discuss the best path forward.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Mission-driven businesses and nonprofits working in food and agriculture, education, climate and energy, or community impact sectors. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Varies (term loans, lines of credit, customized financing) Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
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