No funding? No problem, for Baltimore’s co-ops

No funding? No problem, for Baltimore’s co-ops

While large corporations received billions in tax breaks and subsidies, worker co-ops struggled to raise capital. So worker-owners in Baltimore started their own revolving loan fund, supporting nearly two dozen co-ops as they successfully weathered COVID-19.

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7 thoughts on “No funding? No problem, for Baltimore’s co-ops

  1. Most Americans receive their electricity from cooperatives. I think this is a winning economic model for the future. As Gar Alperovitz says, "Americans can do better than capitalism."

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