Aspire Gloucestershire
Aspire Gloucestershire
Ambition East Midlands is a Social Impact Bond working with young homeless people in Gloucestershire.
BS3 Community
BS3 Community
BS3 Community used a Social Impact Bond, which was eligible for SITR and was doubled by the Crowd Match Fund to create 54 additional nursery places at the Chessel Centre.
Our Power
Our Power
Our Power is a Community Benefit Society offering customers cheaper, fairer and more transparent energy tariffs. It is one of the first organisations to make use of SITR's new £1.5m limit.
South Bristol Sports Centre
South Bristol Sports Centre
South Bristol Sports Centre works with young people in one of the most deprived areas in Bristol and is using investment to finance the construction of six five-a-side football pitches.
Portpatrick Harbour
Portpatrick Harbour
Portpatrick Community Benefit Society used Social Investment Tax Relief to raise money to save the local habour.
Burley Gate Community Shop
Burley Gate Community Shop
Burley Gate Community Shop & Post Office raised money from the local community to help save the shop from closure.
Clevedon Pier
Clevedon Pier
Clevedon Pier Heritage and Limited Trust is a Community Benefit Society which raised money using SITR to help renovate and sustain Clevedon Pier.
Ambition East Midlands
Ambition East Midlands
Ambition East Midlands is a Social Impact Bond working with young homeless people in the East Midlands.
SITR review: looking at the headlines & not forgetting the impact
After spending time examining our open-source SITR Deals Database for the Government’s review of Social Investment Tax Relief, On-Purpose Associate Thomas Mackay picks out some of the headlines that helped to inform Big Society Capital’s response.
Social Investment Tax Relief critical for social enterprises and charities, argues Big Society Capital
Over 30,000 social enterprises and charities could benefit from Social Investment Tax Relief (SITR), suggesting vast untapped potential, according to research undertaken by Big Society Capital, and backed by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.