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If Black women were free, it would mean that everyone else would have to be free since our freedom would necessitate the destruction of all the systems of…
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If Black women were free, it would mean that everyone else would have to be free since our freedom would necessitate the destruction of all the systems of…
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We are deeply appreciative that Vernon Oakes of Everything Co-op has named Shared Capital investments to his top co-op holiday list. You can listen to the episode when…
Read Article →Happy Earth Cleaning Cooperative, Minneapolis, Minnesota (photo credit Bruce Silcox) Dear Shared Capital Co-op Members, Investors, and Friends, The Good News Demand for financing for cooperative projects has…
Read Article →Invest in Shared Capital – New Direct Public Offering Board Nominations Save the Date – Annual General Meeting New Loans and Members 2021 At-A-Glance New Episode of Shared Stories…
Read Article →We’re connecting you to the voice of cooperators around the country through our video series: Shared Stories. Through Shared Stories, our members tell their stories of cooperation –…
Read Article →Nominations are now being accepted for the Shared Capital Cooperative Board of Directors. The election will be held in April and this year three seats are open. Nominations are due…
Read Article →We’re so proud to report on the successes our members make possible. Thanks to our 237 member cooperatives and 250 individual members for another year full of impact and intercooperation. Please click…
Read Article →Read about our work, our members and the communities where we made an impact in 2016. Check out the Shared Capital 2016 Annual Report.
Read Article →Financing from Shared Capital Cooperative is helping Minneapolis-based Cooperative Energy Futures (CEF) to initiate multiple community solar garden projects in Minnesota. CEF is an energy efficiency and community-owned…
Read Article →When the Renaissance Community Cooperative opened its doors this fall, it brought back a grocery store to a community that had been without one for eighteen years. The…
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