Community Impact Investment Notes
Investments through a Craft3 Community Impact Investment Note are combined with financial resources from other partners in Craft3’s revolving loan fund to make loans to borrowers in low-income and underserved communities of Oregon and Washington. 100% of Note proceeds are lent to Craft3 borrowers,
including entrepreneurs and small businesses, nonprofit organizations, individuals, and others without access to traditional financing. These investments strengthen the economic, ecological and family resilience of Pacific Northwest communities.
Craft3 Community Impact Investment Notes are offered to accredited investors as unsecured senior debt with general recourse to the assets of Craft3. Notes are purchased for a specific number of years at a fixed rate of interest. Interest is paid annually or semi-annually and principal is repaid at maturity. Notes are not deposits and they are not insured by the FDIC or any other agency of the U.S. government.
Community Impact Investment Notes have not been registered under federal securities law under an exemption from registration for securities issued by
charitable organizations. The Securities and Exchange Commission has not made an independent determination that the notes are exempt from registration.
Prospective investors are advised that this is not an offer to sell a security or investment. All investors must review the offering memorandum before considering an investment with Craft3.
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