Part I What If: YouWant to Understand Equity and Debt?
1 Helium Health: Our Equity Journey 3
2 SOKO: Our Debt Financing Journey 15
3 Powered by People and Equal Exchange’s Trade Finance
Journey 27
4 Unpacking Our Self-Evaluation 35
5 Reflections on Debt and Equity 51
Part II What If: YouWant to Redesign Risk Capital?
6 Candide Group: Our Structured Exit Journey 63
7 myTurn: Our Redeemable Equity Journey 73
8 Equal Exchange: Our Preferred Stock Journey 83
9 Provive: Our Revenue-Based Mezzanine Debt Journey 91
10 Maya Mountain Cacao: Our Demand Dividend Journey 103
11 GetVantage and VIWALA: Our Revenue-Based Financing
Journey 113
12 Redesigning Risk Capital 123

Part III What If: You Want to Be Innovative with Grant
Funding?
13 The Studio Museum in Harlem: Our Program Related
Investments Journey 135
14 Riders for Health: Our Debt Guarantee Journey 143
15 Upaya Social Ventures: Our Recoverable Grant Journey 151
16 IkamvaYouth: Our Forgivable Loan Journey 159
17 Trackosaurus: Our Convertible Grant Journey 165
18 Innovative Grant Funding 173
Part IV What If: YouWant to Link Financing to Impact?
19 Michael and Susan Dell Foundation: Our Interest Rate
Rebate Journey 183
20 Clinicas del Azucar: Our Social Impact Incentives Journey 191
21 My Outcomes-Based Financing Journey 199
22 Linking Financing to Impact 207
Part V What If: You Want to Redesign the Entire Funding
Process?
23 Code for All: Our Crowdfunding Journey 215
24 Village Capital: Our Community Led Capital Journey 223
25 Cal Solar’s Journey to Becoming a Worker-Owned
Co-Operative 229
26 Redesigning the Entire Funding Process 239
27 Embedding Mission into Contracts 243
Part VI What If: YouWant to Plan Your Journey?
28 Who Are You and What Do You Need? 251
29 What Type of Funder Is Right for You? 267

30 What Type of Funding Is Right for You? 277
31 Glossary 287
Index 329