Social investment made simple
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CloseThe term ‘social investment’ covers the different types of financial activity used to create social impact. Here we explore the main investment types available to you as a voluntary sector organisation. We’ll help you understand the terms involved so you can decide whether social investment is right for your organisation.
Types of social investment
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Secured loan
U
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Standby/underwriting facility
S
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Overdraft facility
S
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Bridging loan
F
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Pre-funding of fundraising
L
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Working capital facility
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Grant
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Philanthropic capital
Used by foundations and philanthropists to create social benefits
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Community investment
Selling shares to people in the community to create a co-operative enterprise
Social Investment Made Simple has been created by NCVO and CAF Venturesome
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