Funding
Awards for Social Entrepreneurs

Awards for Social Entrepreneurs

UnLtd

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Funding Available:
Up to £18,000
Deadline:
24/03/2025

Funding Information

Funding and specialist support are available for UK social entrepreneurs to help them develop as social leaders, and to start up or grow their idea for a social venture. UnLtd are committed to providing 50% of their awards to Black, Asian and minority ethnic social entrepreneurs, and/or disabled social entrepreneurs.

  • Funding of up to £8,000 for entrepreneurs who are starting up their venture.
  • Funding of up to £18,000 for entrepreneurs who are scaling up their venture.

Social entrepreneur is a person who has started, or is looking to start a social venture, someone who is driven by their passion to make a difference.

Social venture is a business which has a social mission at its heart, often described as a profit for purpose business. It is essential to have a financially sustainable business model to continue making a difference.

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