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The For Profit With The Non Profit Soul

 

STILL TIME TO REGISTER!

Second Annual Americans for Community Development Conference

The L3C – a Tool For Our Times

MAY 21 – 22, 2012

The Liaison Capitol Hill Hotel, Washington, DC

ON LINE REGISTRATION ENDS May 18, 2012

REGISTRATION AT DOOR

WILL BE ACCEPTED

 

For more information or to register, click here

 

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IRS Issues Notice of Proposed Examples of Program Related Investments

On 4/19/12 the IRS Issued Proposed Examples of PRIs

There is a 90 day Comment period before it can become effective.

To read the full document, click here

 

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DC Central Kitchen Founder, Robert Egger and Michael Curtin, Chief Executive Officer will be speaking about DC Central Kitchen at the ACD Annual Conference, The L3C – A Tool For Our Times on May 21-22, 2012 at the Liaison Capitol Hill Hotel.  As part of their panel, attendees will get a tour of DC Central Kitchen located a block away from the hotel. 

Americans for Community
Development Second
Annual Conference
May 21 - 22, 2012
Washington, DC

Americans for Community Development will have Maine Attorney Paul Dillon on a panel at its conference in May called "MOO Milk L3C a Unique L3C".

This video is from our friends at Tide Mill Organic Farm in Maine – MOO Milk Heads to Washington 

Carly, the cow is played by Carly DelSignore Bell who with husband Aaron own Tide Mill Organic Farm in Maine. Tide Mill is a nine generation family farm raising organic meats, vegetables, milk, and balsam products with tradition, integrity and values. www.tidemillorganicfarm.com Images were provided by Cecily Pingree, Pull-Start Pictures. www.pull-start.com.

MOOMilk is a Low Profit Limited Liability Company, or L3C, with a bottom line http://www.moomilkco.com.

From a CNN article: "Instead of building equity for the middle guy, we're using the low-profit model to keep profits going to the farmers," says Paul Dillon, an attorney in Corinth, Maine, who worked on structuring MOOMilk. "Nobody's going to get rich investing in this L3C. But if the goal is to save family farms, that is going to happen."

In the video Carly is heading to American for Community Development's conference, MAY 21 -- 22, 2012, in Washington, D.C.

To learn more about the conference click here.

Americans for Community
Development Second
Annual Conference
May 21 - 22, 2012
Washington, DC

Americans for Community Development will have Trevor Mulaudzi on a panel at its conference in May called "L3C and World Sanitation."

Americans for Community Development has posted his latest video – Trevor Mulaudzi School Toilet Revolution DVD – to our L3C Founders YouTube page.

Trevor is operating a business in South Africa which is essentially an L3C. His mission is to create clean bathrooms in schools for children.

We think you will find the video so compelling that you will want to come to the conference just to hear more of Trevors's story.

To learn more about the conference click here.


Welcome to the new Americans for Community Development.

ACD is the professional organization comprised of the individuals and organizations participating in the movement to create L3Cs (Low-profit Limited Liability Companies). ACD provides professional training, support, educational materials, certification and assistance to those who have formed L3Cs, those considering their formation, professionals working in the field, economic development officials, educators and students, government officials, and anyone else interested in L3Cs. In addition, ACD is the prime moving force behind state legislation facilitating L3Cs and federal legislation encouraging their use. ACD also is creating suggested standards and best practices for use of L3Cs.

In addition, ACD will provide continued opportunities for unique, professional quality education and collegial collaboratives. Join to learn. Join to share and provide insight. Join to be on the cutting-edge development of social enterprise empowered with an exciting new tool-- the L3C.

We invite your membership and welcome your feedback.

Karen Woods, Executive Director           

Robert Lang describes his vision for the concept of the L3C.          

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