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A $25,000 regenerative working-capital bridge, deployed through Elevate on 16 June 2026, lets NABU deliver a signed Google creative-production contract now instead of waiting on milestone payment — and starts returning to the pool 77 days later.
NABU held a signed commercial contract with Google but faced a temporal mismatch: the creative work had to be paid for and delivered before the client invoice would clear. Under conventional financing, that cash-timing gap delays delivery and strains the team. The fragility is produced by timing, not by a bad project — which is the institute’s whole diagnosis, in one counterparty.
The bridge covers NABU’s working capital so creatives are paid and the work proceeds on schedule. As client payments clear, the principal returns to the pool in two tranches — $15,000 at 77 days and the $10,000 balance at 152 days — redeployable into the next cycle. The instrument is non-extractive, single-cycle, and mission-aligned: the capital does the work and comes home.
Every figure below is marked achieved or projected. You should not have to read fine print to tell which is which.
The recycling rate is a projection until a tranche is actually received, and is marked that way everywhere it appears.
A claim that can only be checked after the fact is not evidence. Publishing the return schedule before the returns arrive is what makes this a test rather than a testimonial — and it is the reason the two pending rows above are shown rather than omitted.