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Nonprofit’s loans, services remove barriers to success
By Michael Souza
Contributing Writer
Contributing Writer
Andy Posner is the executive director of the Capital Good Fund, a nonprofit agency in Providence that provides a variety of financial services to those in need. Their goal is to help those experiencing poverty by providing microloans, personal financial coaching and free tax preparation. More
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