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 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.

Save the date for this FREE Fundraising Fair on Thursday 19 October at Broadwater Lodge in Godalming. They have an exciting programme of inspiring fundraising presentations, practical workshops, one-to-one support from experts and a marketplace full of funders.

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

An inspiring and practical two-day workshop.

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?

Big Society Capital are working with Social Enterprise Acumen and VONNE to bring their Let's Talk Good Finance events to the North East.

This webinar delivered by Kieran Whiteside, Project Manager, Good Finance will talk you through the basics of social investment, including the different types and how to tell if it is the right type of investment for your social enterprise or charity.

Hosted by local funders The Harpur Trust & 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.

Let's Talk Good Finance is a hub of regional social investment networks created to provide charities and social enterprises with a local safe space to know more about social investment and better navigate the market.

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