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Why Use Debt? When planning a capital project, most nonprofits turn to a traditional capital campaign. However, using debt as part of your plan of finance should always be considered. While many nonprofits find the prospect of debt daunting, tax-exempt financing can actually support your organization’s long-term growth and financial footing, as it:
Whether you need to fund a new cultural or educational building or to refinance an existing loan, click here to learn more about our application process. |
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