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  • Home
    • Replication
  • About
    • Who FLAG Is
    • What FLAG Does
    • How FLAG Works
    • FAQ
  • Programs
    • Micro-Loan Fund >
      • Micro-Loan Application
    • FLAG/SIP+
    • Co-ops
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Allies
    • Germantown United CDC
    • Weavers Way Co-op
    • Capital Consortium
    • Guarantors
    • Other -0-% Interest Programs
  • Donors
    • Contributors >
      • Members
    • Sponsors
    • Program Related Grants
  • Contact

Value Proposition
For Donors

​Donors may provide financial support for the FLAG Programs in any of four ways:
  1. Contributions in any amount may be made to FLAG by anyone.
    1. Contributions to FLAG by individuals or for-profit companies are tax deductible.
    2. Contributions may be made one time or on a recurring basis.  Pledges to make contributions are appreciated but may be rescinded at the discretion of the donor.  Arrangements may be made for periodic payments (e.g., monthly, quarterly) of amounts pledged.
  2. Memberships in FLAG may be obtained by individuals or organizations for $1,000 each, subject to the approval of a majority of current Members.
    1. Memberships are limited to one Membership per individual or organization. 
    2. Members participate equally in FLAG governance.
    3. Members may withdraw from FLAG participation at any time.  Upon withdrawal, the $1,000 Membership Fee will be returned without interest at such time as FLAG, in its sole discretion, can do so without jeopardizing any of its ongoing activities.
  3. Sponsorships of FLAG borrowers are available through individual loan and mentoring arrangements structured by FLAG.
    1. Sponsors may serve as FLAG mentors for sponsored loans.
    2. Sponsors, acting individually or in concert with others, may direct financial and/or non-financial resources to specific FLAG borrowers or through particular FLAG (Entrepreneurial or Cooperative) Programs.
    3. Conversely, organizations affiliated with FLAG who are working to promote the FLAG mission may sponsor a borrower for a FLAG loan.
  4. Investments may be made in specific programs affiliated with FLAG.
 
Donors to FLAG make an “investment” in the prosperity of their neighbors and, more generally, in the vitality, cohesion, and resiliency of their community. 
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