Ep 51 - Impact Investing Structures 101 - Part 1: Entity Types

When social entrepreneurs want to make an impact, many people think they have to start a non-profit or NGO to make this happen…but that isn’t always the case! There are many ways to do it - from a non-profit that is fully dependent on donations & grants to a for-profit company who is using some of their profits & practices to make a huge impact in the world. On this episode, we dig into the FOF Social Enterprise Spectrum to talk about some of the nuances & factors people should consider as they form a new entity to make an impact on the world. No matter how far along you are in the process with your organization or business, this first episode in our Impact Investing Structures Series will be helpful to you!

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