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Welcome to the 78 social enterprises, cooperatives, responsible businesses, community initiatives, and networks that became Good Market Approved in June 2026! This month’s roundup includes new members from Argentina, Costa Rica, the United States, Morocco, Portugal, Spain, Ireland, Scotland, England, the Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Latvia, Poland, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, Romania, Greece, Georgia, India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Laos, and Australia. You can see half of them below. Part 1 is here. More than 5,452 enterprises across 131 countries are now part of the Good Market commons. 
Vientiane, Laos
Tai Baan Crafts preserves Lao cultural heritage, alleviates poverty, and empowers women in rural communities by creating sustainable markets for traditional village handicrafts. They specialize in bags, scarves, home textiles, and toys made from local, hand-spun, handwoven, and naturally dyed cotton and silk. They also offer recycled aluminum jewelry, cutlery, and ornaments made in Ban Na Pia from safely deactivated bombshells and ceramics from Panyanivej Organic Farm and Studio. Tai Baan Crafts helps partner artisans form artisan groups or cooperatives, delivers technical training, offers product design and quality advice, secures domestic and foreign markets, and pays fair prices to support rural livelihoods. Artisans choose their own working hours, giving them flexibility to fit production around daily family and farming tasks. Tai Baan and Panyanivej both emerged from the Participatory Development and Training Center (PADETC) under the leadership of then director Sombath Somphone. Tai Baan Crafts is a World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO) guaranteed member.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
TRASA brings financial infrastructure to vulnerable communities in Argentina to foster economic development and social integration. They operate service payment centers and install automated teller machines (ATMs) in low-income neighborhoods so underserved residents can easily top up their mobile phones and public transport cards and pay bills and taxes without extra fees or travel costs. TRASA also offers prepaid credit cards, virtual wallets, and payment services that enable local businesses to accept electronic payments. They employ people from the communities they serve and work with local partners to provide free financial literacy, career development, and entrepreneurship training to socially and economically vulnerable groups. TRASA uses solar energy and solar hot water and monitors and offsets carbon emissions. They reduce their plastic footprint by promoting virtual cards, recycling expired cards, and offsetting plastic waste. TRASA is a certified B Corporation and a member of Red de Impacto Social, Radar, and Vistage Argentina.
Leeds, England, United Kingdom
Getting Clean produces soap that funds peer support and employment opportunities for people recovering from addiction in the United Kingdom. Their cold-processed soaps are handmade by people in recovery from natural ingredients and essential oils and packaged in recyclable cardboard. Getting Clean started with volunteer programs for recovering addicts and therapeutic soapmaking workshops. Their volunteers have engaged in environmental conservation projects and community clean-ups and provided support for vulnerable people in their area. Getting Clean now provides paid employment and donates 50 percent of profits to addiction charities and lived experience recovery organizations. They are a Community Interest Company (CIC), an accredited Living Wage Employer, and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Bangkok, Thailand
Social Enterprise Thailand was formed by a group of social enterprises across Thailand to serve as a national membership association, foster collaboration, address social and environmental problems, expand impact, increase visibility and public awareness, and catalyze the social enterprise ecosystem. Member social enterprises benefit from training and capacity-building programs, networking, partnership opportunities, market access support, mentorship, and expert connections. Social Enterprise Thailand also engages in public education on social entrepreneurship and advocates for policies that benefit the social enterprise sector as a whole. They keep membership fees deliberately low to ensure access is not restricted by cost. As a Social Enterprise World Forum global network partner, Social Enterprise Thailand connects Thai social enterprises to the global movement, shares best practices with peer networks, and contributes to advancing the social enterprise agenda internationally. They are a not-for-profit association and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
‘s-Heerenbroek, Netherlands
Smikkels van Bikkels weighs, mixes, and packages food products and provides sheltered employment for young adults facing barriers to work near Zwolle in the Netherlands. Under their own brand, they offer baking mixes for cakes, brownies, cookies, waffles, and pancakes, naturally colored candy mixes, and tea blends. They also offer private label food production and packaging services from their environmentally responsible production center. Smikkels van Bikkels provides opportunities for young adults covered by Dutch employment-support designations to learn practical skills, build confidence, and grow through work. They partner with TIB Zwolle to create a bridge between school and the workplace. Smikkels van Bikkels is a member of Social Enterprise NL.
Samsonvale, Queensland, Australia
People For Nature empowers all Australians to actively protect biodiversity and build climate resilience. They transform complex scientific insights into accessible knowledge and reconnect people with nature through educational programs and actionable solutions. Their approach creates a citizen-powered cycle where education inspires action, action informs science, and science enriches education. People For Nature increases environmental literacy through collaborative, game-based workshops, like Climate Fresk, Biodiversity Collage, and Circular Economy Collage, and nature-based experiences. Their citizen-powered action program, Nature Oasis, is a national network of volunteers transforming balconies, gardens, schoolyards, properties, and parks into thriving habitats for native biodiversity. This network of citizen conservationists is now expanding to map koala genetics and engage in other climate and biodiversity initiatives. People For Nature is a not-for-profit organization, a 1% for the Planet environmental partner, and a member of Social Enterprise Council of NSW & ACT (SECNA). They reinvest all surplus towards their purpose.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Global Cyber Security (GCS) Advisory Group promotes cyber sustainability and helps organizations reduce cybersecurity risk and build digital resilience. They specialize in cyber risk assessments, cybersecurity and digital resilience advisory services, workforce training, and critical infrastructure security. Their Cybersecurity Sustainability Standard™ integrates social, economic, and environmental considerations into cybersecurity decision-making. GCS Advisory Group prioritizes under-resourced institutions and organizations that have historically been priced out of enterprise-grade cybersecurity protection. They offer scalable pricing, consortium-based delivery, and reduced-cost or pro bono support to make cybersecurity more accessible to mission-aligned organizations. GCS Advisory Group transfers knowledge and helps local and regional partners build long-term capacity rather than dependence. They are a digital-first and remote-first organization to minimize resource consumption. GCS Advisory Group is a subsidiary of Protect Us Kids Foundation, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, and reinvests all surplus towards the foundation’s mission of online child safety and digital community protection.
Haarlem, Netherlands
Catalysts for Climate amplifies and scales climate solutions led by social entrepreneurs deeply rooted in the communities they serve. They provide a resilient, interwoven network of support, facilitate connections that amplify knowledge and expand impact, and bridge the gap between local solutions and global policy. Catalysts for Climate members focus on reducing climate vulnerability, lowering emissions and waste, regenerating ecosystems and communities, and integrating climate action into all development activities. They are a member-led Catalyst Now Collaborative.
Manhattan Beach, California, United States
Kasih Co-op offers handcrafted accessories and housewares, supports women artisans, preserves traditional skills, and celebrates the rich culture of Indonesia. They specialize in batik bandanas, scarves, kimono robes, dresses, and home textiles made by hand-stamping hot wax onto mora cotton fabric with a copper plate, hand-dyeing, and boiling the fabric to remove the wax. The pieces are designed in the United States and made by skilled artisan partners across Java, Bali, Sulawesi, and Jakarta. Kasih Co-op ensures fair wages, safe working conditions, and sustainable opportunities that help artisans scale their local businesses. They donate a portion of their profits to Yayasan Usaha Mulia to support education for Indonesian girls. Kasih Co-op is Fair Trade Federation Verified and People and Planet First Verified.
Zagreb, Croatia
Afilio DO ERGO SUM was founded to create meaningful and sustainable employment opportunities for people in Croatia who have completed addiction recovery programs and face barriers to entering the labour market. They specialize in custom manufacturing, packaging, labeling, engraving, printing, and personalized gift boxes featuring carefully selected Croatian products. Afilio DO ERGO SUM develops long-term partnerships with customers by offering collaborative solutions and tailored services that evolve with their needs over time. They work closely with the Pontes Salutis Association, Cenacolo Community, and other therapeutic communities to help people rebuild their lives after addiction. Afilio DO ERGO SUM provides an inclusive working environment, on-the-job training, mentoring, professional development opportunities, and pathways to reintegration and independent living. They also contribute expertise, products, and time to community projects that strengthen social cohesion and create opportunities for vulnerable people.
Malabe, Sri Lanka
Hela Agri offers naturally grown, fresh produce at affordable prices to help more people in Sri Lanka access agrichemical-free food. They cultivate cabbage, cauliflower, cucumbers, beets, green beans, and other fresh vegetables in a carefully managed greenhouse environment and produce natural fertilizers and pest control solutions on-site from locally sourced materials. Hela Agri uses compost, poultry manure, rice husk biochar, and cow dung to provide essential nutrients while improving soil structure and plant health. All agricultural waste is recycled and converted into compost, creating a closed-loop system that minimizes waste and reduces reliance on external inputs. Hela Agri actively engages with local farmers, agricultural communities, and sustainability-focused stakeholders to exchange knowledge, promote environmentally responsible farming practices, and demonstrate a model for safe, locally sourced food production. They partner with Owita Organics.
Córdoba, Argentina
Tetrislab helps organizations build equitable and human-centered cultures and advance the recognition, participation, and dignity of persons with disabilities. They provide training, capacity building, audits, and consulting services based on a 360-degree accessibility approach that addresses accessibility as an interconnected system. Tetrislab integrates physical, digital, communication, educational, and employment accessibility to create environments where everyone can participate autonomously and safely. They provide free training and capacity-building programs for people with disabilities and promote employment opportunities in accessible and equitable workplaces. Tetrislab is a member of Red Interinstitucional y de Personas por la Paz, Red CONFIAR, Córdoba Cluster, and Potenciar. They are the accessibility and social innovation lab of Fundación Por Igual Más, a not-for-profit organization, and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Sprazni Gnezdo provides responsible property clearance services in Slovenia to reduce waste to landfill, promote the circular economy, and support individuals and families during relocations, inheritance procedures, downsizing, and other property transitions. They remove unwanted furniture, household items, equipment, and other belongings from homes, storage areas, and business premises, maximize the recovery and redistribution of usable items, and facilitate recycling and environmentally responsible disposal of items that cannot be reused. Sprazni Gnezdo strives to make their services accessible to a wide range of customers, including seniors, low-income households, and families facing difficult life circumstances. Their pricing is based on the actual scope of work and the value of recoverable items, which can significantly reduce costs. They provide specialized support for individuals and families affected by hoarding and offer discounted or free services for communities impacted by natural disasters. Sprazni Gnezdo partners with local charities to direct suitable items to families in need.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Youth For Understanding (YFU) Argentina promotes intercultural understanding, lifelong learning, mutual respect, and social responsibility through educational exchange programs that transform young people into empowered global citizens. Their international student exchange and gap-year programs include transport arrangements, host family placements, and integration into the local educational community. They also provide international volunteering opportunities and connect volunteers with local environmental and social projects. Participants explore other countries and cultures, learn new languages, and discover themselves. Scholarships are available for low-income students. YFU Argentina is part of the global Youth For Understanding network. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Križevci, Croatia
Hedona produces artisan chocolates and creates inclusive employment opportunities for people with disabilities in Križevci, Croatia. They offer fresh, handmade chocolate pralines, chocolate bars, and desserts as personalized corporate gifts, for local catering events, and through their online shop, Choco Bar cafe, and other Croatian retail outlets. They also offer custom printing and sewing services. Hedona prioritizes local production and short supply chains, provides an alternative to imported products, and works to improve efficiency and reduce waste. Their inclusive employment model enables people with disabilities to work in a supportive, structured, and dignified environment. They focus on long-term competence development, gradual task learning, and workplace adaptation, ensuring that employees are able to grow within the organization rather than being placed in symbolic or limited roles. Hedona is a member of ACT Grupa, OSVIT Association, and the European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities.
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Amplify Alliance Australia brings together not-for-profit (NFP) organizations that deliver human and social services in Australia and helps unlock their full potential, amplify their impact, and elevate the sector as a united force for good. Members benefit from representation and advocacy, workplace relations advisory services, specialized NFP insurance, training, events, capability building, practical resources, and exclusive discounts. Amplify Alliance Australia provides sector leadership and serves as the trusted authority on social and human services policy, decision-making, action, and impact across key determinants of wellbeing, including employment, housing, learning, health, social justice, and social connection. They provide low bono and pro bono services to members and the broader not-for-profit sector. Amplify Alliance Australia is a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise and a member of Social Enterprise Network Victoria (SENVIC). They reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Zagreb, Croatia
Slobodna Domena puts technology to work for the public good and defends and expands the commons through open source software and ethical digital development. They specialize in web and mobile design and development, graphic design, visual identity, digital strategy, and information technology consulting. Slobodna Domena supports and creates initiatives that work toward a fairer distribution of value, protect and promote equality, fight discrimination, and nurture democratic decision-making. They offer free consultations and pro bono digital services to mission-aligned organizations and share their knowledge and work openly under free licenses. Slobodna Domena is a worker-owned cooperative with a protected purpose and one-member, one-vote democratic governance. They reinvest all surplus towards socially beneficial goals.
Preston, England, United Kingdom
DesignAbility Education creates opportunities for young people who learn differently in the United Kingdom so they can discover their abilities, develop real skills, contribute to their community, and build a positive future. They partner with schools to deliver creative, practical, and hands-on learning programs centered around design, manufacturing, digital technology, and enterprise for students with neurodivergence and special education needs who struggle in traditional education. DesignAbility Education recognizes different learning styles and strengths and helps young people develop meaningful pathways into further education, apprenticeships, training, self-employment, and work. They are a Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Ogre, Latvia
Ugly Cake offers artisanal baked goods and experiences, provides meaningful work for people facing barriers to employment in Latvia, and promotes accessibility, inclusion, and participation in society. They produce bread, pretzels, cakes, pastries, healthy snacks, and other baked goods, operate a guest house and bakery outlet, and offer catering services, coffee breaks, and baking masterclass events. Ugly Cake prioritizes locally sourced natural ingredients and traditional recipes. They actively employ people with disabilities and other barriers, provide supportive and flexible working conditions tailored to individual needs, and offer mentoring and support to ensure meaningful participation, skills development, and long-term inclusion in the labor market. Ugly Cake contributes time, expertise, facilities, and products to community initiatives that promote social inclusion and wellbeing. They organize free workshops and activities for vulnerable groups, including people with disabilities and residents of social care institutions. Ugly Cake is a member of Latvijas Sociālās Uzņēmējdarbības Asociācija (LSUA).
Rijeka, Croatia
Društvo za Istraživanje i Potporu (DIP) offers person-centered support for people with disabilities and their families in Croatia and works to create inclusive communities and equal opportunities for all. They provide social services, develop support programs, conduct research, and advocate for the rights of people with disabilities, developmental challenges, learning difficulties, and other groups at risk of social exclusion. DIP programs include community-based day care, psychosocial support and counseling, independent life skills training, work skills development, employment readiness, supported volunteering, and arts and recreation activities to increase independence, wellbeing and social participation. Most of their services are free through public funding and grants, with reduced fees or exemptions when costs apply. They promote environmental awareness, responsible consumption, reuse of materials, and sustainable community practices. DIP is a member of Social Firms Europe CEFEC and Caravan 2000. They reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Maribor, Slovenia
EPEKA promotes social entrepreneurship in Slovenia and advocates for the rights of vulnerable groups, especially youth, women, and the Roma minority. They have developed a youth cooperative society, a multi-purpose Roma center, a Roma-led restaurant, a gallery showcasing works by artists from underprivileged groups, and community-based housing cooperatives to foster independence and stability for youth facing the housing crisis. EPEKA supports long-term unemployed individuals and those from disadvantaged backgrounds through skills development and employability readiness programs. They promote green entrepreneurship and participate in environmental projects focused on biodiversity, climate action, and education for sustainability. EPEKA reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
Nea Smirni, Greece
Spithes uses art as a tool to spark creativity and encourage children and young people in Athens, Greece, to discover and cultivate their skills and talents. They offer creative writing workshops, theatrical performances, and experiential educational programs for schools, museums, municipalities, and other institutions. Through imagination and creative expression, Spithes gives young people space to grow, solve problems, develop their thinking, and understand the world around them. They develop inclusive activities suitable for all children, including those with learning differences and special needs, and create an environment where every child can participate equally, express themselves at their own pace, and feel like they belong. Spithes offers subsidized or free programs for children from low-income and underserved families to reduce participation barriers. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Heredia, Costa Rica
Ka helps leaders, teams, and organizations integrate purpose and sustainability into their processes, create coherent identities, and build communities that generate a positive impact in Latin America. They specialize in mentoring, leadership development, corporate identity, design, purpose-led communication, and networking support. Ka produces events and co-hosts the Entre Rutas y Horizontes podcast and Fuckup Nights San José. They created Empowernova to help Latin American entrepreneurs transition to sustainable business, and Yummy Stories to educate families and school teachers about triple impact and new economies. They are a member of Voces Vitales Costa Rica, Red de Impacto LATAM, and Wellbeing Economy Alliance Costa Rica.
El Prat de Llobregat, Spain
Heres Social provides strategic consulting services to help organizations generate triple impact in Catalonia, Spain. They focus on triple impact entrepreneurship, social innovation, project management, digital transformation, brand design and communication, alternative finance, networking, and alliance coordination. Heres Social helps organizations demonstrate and grow positive impact through measurement and continuous process improvement. They adjust prices for social and solidarity economy organizations and provide free mentoring and advice to initiatives that cannot afford their services. Heres Social is a member of Ateneu Cooperatiu del Baix Llobregat, SANNAS, and the Municipal Council for Social Economy of El Prat de Llobregat.
Kozani, Greece
Soft Minds creates technology solutions that contribute to social progress and strengthen social cohesion in Greece. They specialize in website, application, and game development, graphic design, and digital marketing. Soft Minds also develops custom digital tools that improve accessibility and delivery of social services. They organize educational workshops, training sessions, and real-world projects to help students and young professionals develop practical skills and gain hands-on experience. Soft Minds offers reduced or preferential rates to social and solidarity economy organizations to reduce financial barriers to digital transformation. They are registered as a Social Cooperative Enterprise (KOINSEP) and participate in social and solidarity economy networks.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Centro de Desarrollo Sustentable GEO promotes sustainability as a model for economic, social, and environmental development in Argentina. They educate, research, and publish knowledge on strategic information, sustainable management, green economy, integrated natural resource management, social transformation, and sustainable cities. GEO also provides technical assistance and implements projects and programs related to environmental sustainability. They are part of the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the University of Buenos Aires.
Peterborough, England, United Kingdom
Digital People in Peterborough (DPiP) connects the city’s digital community through collaborative knowledge sharing and social engagement. They host free-to-attend informal monthly meetups, talks, and social events for people working in or interested in digital content. DPiP also runs the Peterborough STEM Festival, which includes family-friendly exhibitions and events designed to encourage and inspire children, especially girls and young women, to explore and pursue science, technology, engineering, and mathematics subjects and careers. They host specific events for people with autism and disabilities. DPiP is a Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK and the National Council for Voluntary Organizations.
Čakovec, Croatia
Centar za Pomoć u Kući Međimurske Županije (CPUKMZ) provides home care services to improve dignity, safety, quality of life, and social inclusion for the elderly and people with disabilities in Međimurje County, Croatia, and to reduce the burden on family members and informal caregivers. They deliver ready-made hot meals and assist with personal hygiene, household cleaning, grocery shopping, blood pressure and blood sugar monitoring, transportation accompaniment, laundry, bill payment, and other daily needs. Their Living Lab co-designs and tests social service innovations in real-world conditions. They provide employment and skills development opportunities for socially vulnerable people, including women, the long-term unemployed, and others facing labor market barriers due to older age and family obligations. CPUKMZ provides free services to those who cannot afford them through financing from the Croatian Institute for Social Work and European Union projects. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Bell Ville, Argentina
Fundación Gen E promotes sustainable and regenerative business models to reduce poverty, create decent employment, and tackle the climate crisis in Latin America and the Caribbean. They focus on incubation, acceleration, training, mentoring, technical assistance, impact financing, project development, and connecting social enterprises, traditional businesses, government, universities, investors, and all change actors to create structural conditions for lasting impact. Gen E Ventures offers impact financing to social enterprises and small businesses that cannot access capital through the traditional financial system. All their programs are free or affordably priced and designed with a territorial perspective and local knowledge. Fundación Gen E reinvests all surplus towards their mission.
London, England, United Kingdom
Behaves Academy helps leaders apply behavioral science to real challenges, build structured reasoning and critical thinking skills, and understand how people think, decide, and act, so they can shift behavior and contribute to change. They offer practical behavioral science workshops and courses, bespoke training, and research and consulting services. Behaves Academy partners with charities, government skills programmes, and public sector bodies to make subsidized places available to adult learners who wouldn’t otherwise have access to this kind of education. They operate remotely to minimize transport and resource use. Behaves Academy is a member of Social Enterprise UK and certified Women Owned by WEConnect International.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Casa Justina raises awareness about organ donation and supports organ transplant patients and their families in Argentina. They provide accommodation, transportation, education, entertainment, inspiration, and other support services to improve quality of life for Argentinians awaiting organ transplants, organ donors, transplant recipients, and their loved ones. Casa Justina offers accommodation near hospitals and provides care and nutritional support services to transplant recipients and their families. They also advocate for laws and regulations to streamline organ donation and transplantation processes. Casa Justina prioritizes low-income groups and provides adapted services for people with disabilities. They are a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Aylesbury, England, United Kingdom
The Bridle Path Initiative supports people affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence in rural, farming, and equestrian communities in the United Kingdom, where animals, land, isolation, and community pressures can create unique barriers to safety, support, and recovery. They offer inquiry services, animal-inclusive safety planning, specialist advocacy, survivor recovery programs, and professional training for those working with survivors. The Bridle Path also conducts research, collects data, raises awareness, and advocates for survivors who are often overlooked and underserved. Their support services for survivors are provided free of charge. The Bridle Path is a Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gestión y Administración Responsable para Gobiernos (GestiónARG) promotes intelligent, responsible, and sustainable management of public and third-sector organizations to improve quality of life in Argentina and beyond. They study problems, plan initiatives, facilitate cooperation, and provide technical assistance to optimize organizational performance through learning networks, strategy, and innovation. GestiónARG focuses on circular economy, sustainable cities, active citizenship, climate governance, global communication, and resource management. They are a not-for-profit civil association and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.
Dimbula, Sri Lanka
Verdant Retreat aims to create a regenerative agriculture and ecotourism model in the Devon Falls region of Sri Lanka that empowers local communities, restores ecosystems, and protects Sri Lanka’s natural and cultural heritage. They grow vegetables, spices, herbs, and flowers using vermicompost, compost, natural liquid fertilizers, gliricidia, wild sunflower, and cow dung. Verdant Retreat plans to develop accommodation, farm-to-table meals, and immersive experiences that educate, inspire, and build guests’ appreciation for nature, people, and culture. They assist local community members in sustainable farming practices and contribute to local reforestation and biodiversity tracking efforts.
Budapest, Hungary
COLLAB Mentoring translates sustainability from a reporting requirement into everyday decisions, behaviors, and living culture and builds thriving organisations, connected communities, and resilient regions in Hungary. They provide training, mentoring, consulting, and capacity-building services with a focus on leadership development, sustainability education, human skills, co-creation, and experiential learning. COLLAB Mentoring helps organizations, communities, and regional ecosystems strengthen collaboration, systems thinking, responsible decision-making, and long-term value creation.
Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz, Argentina
Sancor Seguros Impulsa promotes, supports, and invests in projects in Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay that solve social or environmental challenges through innovation and creativity. They provide technical assistance, financing, training, mentoring, and connections for cooperatives and triple impact ventures. Sancor Seguros Impulsa is the official incubator and accelerator of the Sancor Seguros Group.
Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
Dot To Dot Training & Consultancy helps charities and social enterprises in the United Kingdom achieve their impact goals and make change a reality for their beneficiaries. They provide training and consultancy services focused on impact and evaluation, grant and trust fundraising, social finance, communications, business development, and grant management. Dot To Dot tailors service budgets to customers’ financial circumstances and commits a percentage of time to pro bono work supporting mission-aligned charities and social enterprises. They co-host the This Much We Know podcast to share real-life learnings on building social enterprises. Dot To Dot is a member of Social Enterprise UK.
São Luís, Portugal
Sector 3 serves as a social broker and helps develop social impact investment in Portugal. They facilitate connections between supply and demand and provide impact assessment, business consulting, project advisory, and sustainability strategy services. Their Sector 3 Directory is a database of not-for-profit organizations in Portugal. Sector 3 prioritizes socially and environmentally responsible suppliers, energy and resource efficiency, and waste reduction. Sector 3 is a member of Estrutura de Missão Portugal Inovação Social and ESLIDER.
Brighton and Hove, England, United Kingdom
We Are Auntie provides digital marketing services for charities, social enterprises, local authorities, and purpose-led brands. They specialize in digital marketing, social media strategy and content creation, digital transformation, customer relationship management, search engine optimization, performance marketing, and marketing consulting. We Are Auntie offers structured employment opportunities for women trying to re-enter the workforce after career breaks due to care-giving responsibilities. They are a registered Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK.
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