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Good Finance is a collaborative project to help improve access to information on social investment for charities and social enterprises.

 

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This diagnostic tool will help you decide whether social investment is right for your organisation.

It takes about 2-3 minutes to complete and it will ask you questions about your organisation and your financial needs.

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Reflecting, responding and moving forward together

Blog
12 August 2024
In recent weeks, communities across the UK have been terrorised by far-right violence, racism and Islamophobia. In response we’ve seen people coming together in their thousands to counter the threat of violence, to stand together and oppose this. However while we see the media coverage of these...
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