Generocity Coverage (55 posts)

• The ‘quality jobs’ framework can be an effective tool for those seeking to invest in companies
• Love your neighbor and embrace the stranger
• Reflect back, reimagine forward: How Ben Franklin Technology Partners is investing in regional impact
• Beyond fireworks: Something to do every day in July
• This is what individuals who invest in CDFIs want you to know
• Reducing racial wealth inequality and preserving beacons of hope through employee ownership
• Investing in resilience: How a collaborative initiative in Camden is sparking change
• Tourism is a powerful lever for change that has been untapped and underutilized
• Money for less. Respect for free
• Better together: Creating impact and equity through partnerships
• The Enterprise Center’s $1M initiative aims to transform Black and brown cleaning businesses into certified disinfectors
• Philly Forward Forum features speakers who aim to disrupt poverty, dismantle racism and kickstart upward mobility
• Harnessing the private sector to reform the criminal justice system
• Consider this when thinking about how to deploy your capital for maximum impact
• In the world of venture funding, women receive just 7% of the pie. We can do better
• Uprising in Philadelphia: A to-do list for the next six months
• An investors’​ guide to investing for racial equity
• To lessen the impacts of COVID-19: Adopt a local business
• Minority entrepreneurship is the antidote to persistent poverty
• The urgent case for investing small and local
• Making research ‘business as usual’ in impact investing
• Impact investing: Aligning financial and impact investment risk
• 5 reasons people attended INTER/VIEW 2019
• How this anchor institution works to help address challenges in the neighborhood
• Introduced’s IMPACT room: Social ventures, amplifying civic power and diversifying workplaces
• 6 professional development conferences nonprofit pros will want to attend
• Want to really impact a community? Invest in a CDFI
• PIDC is hoping to spur inclusive growth in Philly with those new Opportunity Zones
• Is deeper impact possible with program-related investments?
• Take this survey to put Philly on the social enterprise ecosystem map
• 5 smart lessons about investing to end poverty in Philadelphia
• Shift Capital founder Brian Murray: ‘Kensington’s opportunity is Philadelphia’s opportunity’
• Investors must move beyond innovation to achieve impact
• Investing to end poverty: On fostering economic growth and mobility in Philadelphia
• How ‘innovation ecosystems’ can be used to create new education solutions
• Reinvestment Fund founder Jeremy Nowak, 66, has died
• Place-Based Impact Investing 101: How local dollars can be deployed to benefit local communities
• How ReStore’s self-sustaining revenue model supports local housing in Philadelphia
• On the Market: 10 nonprofit jobs to help kids build bikes, fundraise for science and more
• 5 ways impact investors and philanthropists can innovate to solve Philly’s biggest problems
• It’s a big deal that Philadelphia is hosting SOCAP’s inaugural Total Impact Conference
• Hear Philly funding experts talk cross-sector collaboration this Wednesday
• So, what does ‘social enterprise’ even mean?
• Solar States just won the Chamber of Commerce’s second ImpactPHL Award
• ImpactPHL is a year old. Here’s what it’s achieved — and what it’s still working on
• ImpactPHL Ventures just threw $15M into Philly’s impact investing ecosystem
• Take ImpactPHL’s Best for PHL challenge and nominate your company for this cool award
• 5 stories we fawned over in 2016
• Case Foundation listed Wharton Social Impact and B Corporation as top ‘impact investing influencers’
• Wharton’s impact investing guru Jacob Gray is returning to the private sector
• Why Message Agency is taking home the Chamber’s inaugural ImpactPHL award
• ImpactPHL wants to better represent the diversity of the Philadelphia region
• ImpactPHL just launched and here’s the first thing it needs to do
• What Philly’s absence from a national study on social enterprise hubs says about us
• How the heavy hitters behind the newly formed ImpactPHL want to revolutionize capitalism