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Financial Services for Nonprofits

Organizations often play a key role in strengthening communities and advocating for change. ShoreBank is committed to helping nonprofit organizations grow and expand their services and provides special services designed to meet nonprofits' unique needs. 

ShoreBank’s services for nonprofit organizations include loans to finance growth or acquire new space; interest bearing checking accounts and cash management services that are easy to use; investment services; financial workshops and other services to assist nonprofits in managing their cash flow.


Loans to Faith-Based & Nonprofit Organizations

Northern Initiatives
Northern Initiatives, a nonprofit organization, helps businesses in Michigan’s Upper and northern Lower Peninsula grow and compete more effectively.
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ShoreBank Enterprise Cleveland
ShoreBank Enterprise Cleveland, an Ohio nonprofit, strives to accelerate business formation and growth by developing and investing in Cleveland-based entrepreneurs who have the potential to compete in the regional and global economy, significantly grow sales and employment, create healthy enviornments and support the development of community-based services.
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ShoreBank Pacific
ShoreBank Pacific is a Washington-chartered bank that provides deposits, loans and consulting services to help businesses grow and become more environmentally sustainable.
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Savings, Checking, CD & IRA Accounts


ShoreBank Pacific
ShoreBank Pacific is a Washington-chartered bank that provides deposits, loans and consulting services to help businesses grow and become more environmentally sustainable.
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FDIC NOTICE:

ShoreBank is participating in the FDIC's Transaction Account Guarantee Program.  Under the program, through December 31, 2010, all noninterest-bearing transaction accounts are fully guaranteed by the FDIC for the entire amount in the account.  General FDIC coverage for deposit accounts has also been increased to $250,000 per depositor through December 31, 2013.

 
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