We’re proud to present our first “live” campaigns!
For the first time ever, you can lend money to local businesses you know and love by buying Squares from Community Sourced Capital.
Our first two campaigns are: Starvation Alley Farms, the first organic cranberry farm in Washington State; and Playback Sports, a recycled sporting goods store in Tacoma.
So, let’s put our money to work for small businesses! Sign-up to be a Squareholder today!
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After a successful crowdfunding in 2022, Bricolage Dynamics now has a commercial-scale processing center that is busy recycling post-consumer glass into sand, for use in construction and landscaping. The plan for 2023 is to begin franchising their glass to sand model. If you know of a community that is not collecting glass, or any municipal recycling company that is sending most of their...
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Crowdfunding is now working at scale… and at the moment there are three campaigns underway for fledglings, including one that covers 27 African fledglings. wefunder.com/arqlite wefunder.com/shift.labs wefunder.com/africaeats Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share...
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