Casey Dilloway believes that communities want to support local businesses and see them succeed.
That’s the concept behind his new company, Community Sourced Capital, an online platform that works like crowdfunding and lets businesses raise up to $50,000 in microloans from the people who live and work in their neighborhood.
The company is one of the early adopters of the “social purpose corporation” (SPC) structure, which Washington state established last year. Like other such corporations,…
Casey Dilloway believes that communities want to support local businesses and see them succeed.
That’s the concept behind his new company, Community Sourced Capital, an online platform that works like crowdfunding and lets businesses raise up to $50,000 in microloans from the people who live and work in their neighborhood.
The company is one of the early adopters of the “social purpose corporation” (SPC) structure, which Washington state established last year. Like other such corporations,…