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.

Social Investment Tax Relief (SITR) is a new tax break introduced by the Government to encourage individuals to invest in charities and social enterprises. Individuals receive a 30% tax break when investing into an eligible organisation.

This year Beyond Good Business & Good Deals are joining hands in collaboration to bring you the most important social enterprise and social investment conference of the year!

The rules around Social Investment Tax Relief (SITR) were finally changed in the Finance Bill at the end of 2017.

Are you a charity, social enterprise or organisation that would like to know more about social investment, meet social investors and hear from other organisations that have used social investment to sustain or grow their organisation?

Are you a charity, social enterprise or organisation that would like to know more about social investment, meet social investors and hear from other organisations that have used social investment to sustain or grow their organisation?

In times of economic turbulence, it’s difficult to balance financial interests along with your charitable objects.

Are you a charity, social enterprise or organisation that would like to know more about social investment, meet social investors and hear from other organisations that have used social investment to sustain or grow their 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.

Having taken a year out in 2016, Wednesday 22nd November sees the return of SCVO's 'Meet the Funder' event for 2017.

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.

A two-day course in partnership with NEF Consulting, providing an intensive introduction to social impact measurement.