Charity Bank savers tell us what drives their decision to save ethically which represent their values.
Kate Duggan, Charity Bank Ethical Saver
For mum and self-employed copywriter Kate, ethical banking is very much an everyday part of life, being driven by the underlying principles of making a positive difference and living responsibly.
Reverend Tim Carter, Charity Bank Ethical Saver
Ethical banking is just one way in which Reverend Tim Carter, Vicar of All Saints Church in Wellington, seeks to live out his core principle of ‘do no harm’ which is rooted in his Christian faith.
Clem McCulloch, Charity Bank Ethical ISA customer
He saves ethically because he knows it’s one of the most powerful actions he can take to build a better world.
Sunit Bagree, Charity Bank Ethical Cash ISA saver
Sunit works in the not-for-profit sector, so he understands the difficulties faced by smaller charities and social enterprises when it comes to accessing finance.
Rebecca Fricker, ISA saver
Rebecca's religious beliefs were the driving force behind her decision to start saving with Charity Bank. Rebecca, who lives in Essex with her husband and 12-year-old son, is a freelance law librarian and a Quaker.
Gordon Roome, Ethical ISA saver
Self-proclaimed former hippy Gordon Roome rediscovered his ‘peace and love’ roots and decided he wanted to make a positive impact on the world.
About Charity Bank
Charity Bank is the loans and savings bank owned by and committed to supporting the social sector. Since 2002, we have used our savers’ money to make more than 1100 loans totalling over £400m to housing, education, social care, community and other social purpose organisations.
Nothing in this article constitutes an invitation to engage in investment activity nor is it advice or a recommendation and professional advice should be taken before any course of action is pursued.
Last reviewed: 25/02/2022