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£4m Investment Boost to Fuel Growth in New Lending

Charity Bank, the loans and savings bank for positive social change, today announced £4m in new equity investments from six new investors as well as an approved investment from its existing shareholder, Big Society Capital.
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The Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF)

Charity Bank has taken another positive step towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions by joining other financial institutions worldwide in the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF).
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Charity Bank Joins Positive Banking Conference 2021 As Principal Partner

Charity Bank, the loans and savings bank setup specifically to support charities and social enterprises in the UK, has announced a principal partnership agreement to feature at the Positive Banking Conference 2021.
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Charity Bank secures £1million in equity capital investment to help fund surge in loan approvals

Charity Bank, the loans and savings bank for positive social change, has secured £1m in new equity investments from two investors.
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How values-based banking can help us build a better society

Charity Bank’s Mark Howland, Director of Marketing & Communications discusses how values-based banking can help us build a better society.
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COVID-19 Resource Hub for Charities and Social Enterprises

COVID-19 has created extra challenges for the social sector. Many of your staff may now be working from home. You may have had to cancel events and change how you support your service users.
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What’s in a label?

Charity Bank has many awards and accreditations attesting to our social mission – but what do they all mean exactly?
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Charity Bank secures additional equity investment from Esmée Fairbairn Foundation

£230k investment brings Esmée’s shareholding in Charity Bank to £1m. Charity Bank aims to raise at least £3m in new share capital by the end of 2021.
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Charities and social enterprises forced to pull back on services amid income reductions

The events of 2020 have forced charities and social enterprises to reduce their services in the face of declining revenues, new research from Charity Bank today reveals.