Young urge elders to back ESG-linked projects instead of traditional philanthropy.
The role of family offices in building the impact investing ecosystem across the continuum.
Donor advised funds, or DAFs, are set up by nonprofits to allow investors to make donations into an investment fund and get a tax break for a charitable contribution as the assets in these vehicles are eventually given to qualified nonprofits.
Millennials are coming into money and want to invest it responsibly.
It has become apparent that startups and venture capitalists have not factored in a key asset in any company’s growth, talent and culture.
The prospect is as exhilarating as it is daunting: As much as $30 trillion is expected to pass from baby boomers to their heirs in North America over the next three or four decades, according to a report from Accenture.
There is a capital P in The ImPact. The P is what happened when some of the youngest members of some of the richest families in America got together and decided that the philanthropy of their parents and grandparents fell far short of the good they could be doing in the world.
Pioneering foundations and family offices invest in two early-stage energy ventures, both facilitated by PRIME.
A Toniic Institute report with support from the Shell Foundation. In this report, we share a number of examples of how venture philanthropists and impact investors are working together to fund early-stage impact enterprises around the world.
Early-stage impact investments can be a powerful tool for scaling businesses that are designed to make money and have measurable social impact.
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