CAF Venturesome Gareth Zahir-Bill October 2014

Social investment in CAF: CAF Venturesome Established social investments totalling £35m Supporting charities and social enterprises

Social investment: Investors expect to both get back and to create social impact. The social investors providing this money include specialist banks, individuals, and charitable trusts, as well as organisations and funds that have been specifically set up to make social investments. Each has different motivations but what all social investors have in common is: They expect to get their money back, often with interest They want to see positive social change take place as a result of their investment Social investment is not a grant or a donation. It is money provided to invest to build organisations and deliver services Investment will enable your organisation to generate more income or be more effective: Investment will help grow organisations, putting in place better systems, doing more social good, and repaying the investment in the process Organisations will often be paid for the outcomes they achieve. Not for the services they provide.

Social investment in CAF: CAF Venturesome What are your experiences with social investment? What are your questions or areas of interest to be followed up?

CAF Venturesome Gareth Zahir-Bill

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