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[0] Capital and Loans [1] Can accept charitable donations and grants. Eligible for program related investments (PRIs) by foundations. Can borrow money and issue debt instruments but cannot raise capital by issuing stock. [3] See for-profit corporation. A B Corp should be in a better position to attract PRIs from foundations in the form of loans or equity. [4] Can raise capital through contributions by member/owner. Otherwise, same as for-profit corporation. [5] Same as for-profit corporation except L3C enabling legislation is written to comply with PRI regs and is thus intended to attract equity or debt investments by foundations. [6] Can raise capital through contributions by partners and by borrowing money through loans or other debt instruments. [7] Owner provides funds for capital investment and owner can borrow money through loans or other debt instruments. [2] 
Can raise capital by issuing stock (equity) and by borrowing money through loans or other debt instruments. Corporation may be able to accept PRIs from foundations in the form of loans or equity.
Law For Change - New Jersey Forms of Organization Overview
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