Social investment is often seen as a London-centric activity. It can be harder for social enterprises and charities outside of the capital to access social investors and gain a better understanding of the financial products available.

Are you looking to become more financially sustainable so that you can continue to support the people you set out to help?

Social Investment Tax Relief (SITR) is the government’s tax relief for social investment, which encourages individuals to invest in charities and social enterprises. Individuals receive a 30% tax break when investing into an eligible organisation.

Social investment is often seen as a London-centric activity. It can be harder for social enterprises and charities outside of the capital to access social investors and gain a better understanding of the financial products available.

Sources of Funding for Charities and Social Enterprises will provide you with the knowledge that you need to successfully fund your organisation.

We’re delighted to invite you to our upcoming events, ‘Preparing for Investment’ in the Highlands and Islands. Sponsored by HIE these events will give charities, social enterprises, community enterprise, advisors and intermediaries an overview of how social investment can enable greater growth...

We’re delighted to invite you to our upcoming events, ‘Preparing for Investment’ in the Highlands and Islands. Sponsored by HIE these events will give charities, social enterprises, community enterprise, advisors and intermediaries an overview of how social investment can enable greater growth...

We’re delighted to invite you to our upcoming events, ‘Preparing for Investment’ in the Highlands and Islands. Sponsored by HIE these events will give charities, social enterprises, community enterprise, advisors and intermediaries an overview of how social investment can enable greater growth...

Social investment is often seen as a London-centric activity. It can be harder for social enterprises and charities outside of the capital to access social investors and gain a better understanding of the financial products available.

This event, run by Key Fund Investments and Big Society Capital, will discuss social investment, create links between investors and grassroots organisations and give attendees a chance to hear a real-world view on using debt finance from social enterprises that have done so.

Social investment is often seen as a London-centric activity. It can be harder for social enterprises and charities outside of the capital to access social investors and gain a better understanding of the financial products available.

Hosted by Social East of England & Big Society Capital, Let's Talk Good Finance is an informal opportunity to learn about social finance from peers who will share their journey to social investment.