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You can contact us by any of the methods listed below. If you’d like to visit us in-person, please call first or use the form below to make an appointment. We look forward to hearing from you! Business Hours: Monday through Friday. 8:00am to 5:00pm PT. Phone. 888.231.2170. Fax. 360.455.4879. Mailing Address. PO Box 530233. Atlanta, GA 30353-0233.
About Us. Making a Difference. Craft3 uses capital to help build a thriving, just and empowered Pacific Northwest. Since 1994 we’ve been making high-impact loans to businesses, homeowners, and nonprofits — especially those unable to access traditional financing. Learn More. Invest, Donate, Support. Get Involved.
General Business Loans. To start and grow a business, you’ll likely need capital and a trusted financing partner. Our business loans can empower you to take advantage of opportunities. From start-up capital, to equipment purchases, and even to business acquisitions, we’re here to help turn your ideas into reality. Learn More.
Craft3. 1,645 likes · 28 talking about this. Responsible financing for people, businesses, and communities. Community Crafted Lending.
Business Loans. Our business loans can empower you to take advantage of opportunities and turn ideas into reality. About Craft3. We invest in people, businesses, and communities, and work towards a future of shared prosperity across our region. Craft3 is an equal opportunity lender and employer. NMLS #390159.
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Community Development Loan Fund. (888) 231-2170 @Craft3Org www.craft3.org. Like on Facebook Email Craft3. The Good Stuff. Locally Owned & Independent. Community Giving. Craft3 is a regional nonprofit CDFI that makes loans to strengthen the economic, ecological and family resilience in Oregon and Washington.
