/PRNewswire/ - Lenders / Nonprofit Fundraisers: SHARE2 MicroFunds offers 11.98% interest on"Patriot Notes for Charity" to private lenders wishing to fund small businesses who create jobs here in America.

Lending clients, earning up to 11.98% interest, have the option of pledging their annual interest accruals on 'Patriot Notes for Charity' to the nonprofit organization of their choice.

• MacroTrend 1: "Side-Step the Big Banking System" - by partnering with private Lending Clients. SHARE2 MicroFunds provides direct financing of American Small Business job creators.
• MacroTrend 2: Charitable giving is down dramatically since the Great Recession. Now lenders (benefactors) can help by pledging their annual interest accruals to the nonprofit organization of their choice and still receive a 100% return of capital.

Nonprofit organizations can now partner with SHARE2 to co-sponsor long-term fundraising programs and receive fundraising co-marketing support.

Our SHARE2 Lending Clients (benefactors), allocate their 3-Year interest accruals 100% to their designated nonprofit organization -- with the original capital contribution returned to the Lending Client (benefactor) at the end of the designated 3-Year Contract Note Period.

This is a strong program involving benefactors in multi-year giving. Nonprofit fundraisers should research SHARE2 MicroFunds' "3-Year Patriot Notes for Charity." With all of the current political controversy over the tax deductibility of charitable contributions and other deductions for high-income taxpayers, the 2011 tax year is a good time for benefactors to think about making a multi-year commitment to their favorite nonprofit organization.

11.98% interest (per year) on a "3-Year PATRIOT NOTE for Charity" for lenders with amounts of $25,000 (or more) to lend - 100% of capital is returned to lending client with annual interest accruals paid to their designated nonprofit beneficiary.

About: SHARE2 MicroFunds and Nonprofit Fundraising with SHARE Squared Corporation as a co-sponsor.

SHARE Squared Corporation is headquartered in Carson City, Nevada with Midwest regional support and representation through multiple qualified marketing co-sponsors based in the Twin Cities of Minnesota.

SHARE2 MicroFunds was started in 2010 by a group of partners who collectively have more than 100 years of small business experience. These partners intimately understand the failures of the 'Big Banking System', which has led to the current void in availability of financing for American Small Businesses and entrepreneurial job creators who have been hamstrung since the advent of the Great Recession.

Over the last 15 years, the rapid growth of Internet communications has led to the disintermediation (bypassing) of 'the middle man'. In nearly all industries the Internet has compressed the historical 'food chain' of distribution and enabled better pricing and service for end users with fewer (and smaller) distribution 'channel markups.

The Principals of SHARE2 believe that it is now time for American Small Business to use the Internet to side-step the 'Big Banking System' and to use the Internet to further compress the 'food chain' of sourcing business capital to help small businesses create jobs and grow sales.

Why should the average saver collect less than 1% interest on Certificates of Deposit from their bank, while that same bank charges their credit card holders springing rates of over 22–26%?

SHARE2 MicroFunds uses Internet-based crowd-sourcing techniques (reaching out to smaller private lenders) to broadly offer the "3-Year Patriot Notes for Charity" (with interest paid annually to the nonprofit beneficiary). Patriot Notes are available in increments of $25,000 and up.

SHARE2 then lends these funds to qualified American Small Businesses, which have been reviewed and approved by SHARE2's experienced Financial Review Committee. Qualified recipients receive short-term, asset-based business loans designed to get America's entrepreneurs unstuck and moving forward again in the current marketplace. Today's economy is representative of the 'new normal'. The 'Big Banking System' will never again function as a strong friend and supporter of American Small Business.

Small business borrowers are sourced from client referrals and personal referrals from our network of affiliates. Additionally, an Internet presence gives SHARE2 MicroFunds a steady flow of Borrower inquiries to thoroughly review with our two-tiered vetting process.

It is these entrepreneurial small businesses that actually represent the nation's greatest opportunity to create jobs here at home while the U.S. federal government, executive branch and congress feud over tax policy and crushing U.S. debt for the next decade.

For more program details please link to our Frequently Asked Questions:

www.Share2LibertyNotes.com/FAQ

SHARE2 'Contract Note' MicroFunds are managed with multiple levels of fiduciary oversight, without adding excess layers of unnecessary management to slow down the deal process for funding American Small Business.

www.Share2LibertyNotes.com For more information, qualified nonprofit organizations and private lending prospects should contact 'M3' Masters in Minneapolis / St Paul at [612] 605-5244 or eMail Share2MicroFunds@gmail.com.

SHARE Squared Corporation 204 W. Spear Street Carson City, NV 89703
[775] 200-0680 to ask for 'M3', or (888) 882-1153 to ask for Don.

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SHARE2 MicroFunds and Nonprofit Fundraising with SHARE Squared Corporation as a co-sponsor. SHARE Squared Corporation is headquartered in Carson City, Nevada with Midwest regional support and representation through multiple qualified marketing co-sponsors based in the Twin Cities of Minnesota. SHARE2 MicroFunds was started in 2010 by a group of partners who collectively have more than 100 years of small business experience. These partners intimately understand the failures of the 'Big Banking System,' which has led to the current void in availability of financing for American Small Businesses and entrepreneurial job creators who have been hamstrung since the advent of the Great Recession.

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