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The Social Enterprise Difference
Social enterprises, unlike charities, are self-sustaining investments that can be reinvested indefinitely, making them especially affective and influential. With a focus on empowering undeserved populations, EverGift focuses its donor dollars on building infrastructure, commerce, and education to alleviate poverty and enable self-sustaining communities to thrive.
Why Invest in Social Enterprise?
Social enterprises are highly influential in the alleviation of poverty because they empower the disadvantaged to sustainably solve social problems in their own communities without dependence on aid.
Social enterprises, unlike charities, are self-sustaining. Therefore social enterprise investments are especially influential, the loans can be invested and reinvested over and over. EverGift provides revolving loans, meaning that once the loan is repaid it is recycled as a loan to another social enterprise. By providing a loan for a social enterprise you are helping the poor build the infrastructure they need to provide for themselves.
Resources
Muhammad Yunus with the World Economic Forum. Father and visionary of micro-finance and social business.
TEDx :A basic explanation. Social + entrepreneurship and how individuals engage.
TEDx: How to create an infrastructure to support social enterprise
Financial Inclusion 2020 Forum: Social enterprises that provide micro-loans with the bottom 2billion in mind allow individuals to become financially independent and secure.
En español: ¿Qué es inclusión financiera? ¿Y por qué es importante?
What is financial inclusion? And why is it important?
