IFB welcomes three new members: Funds for Good, Revive and Foundation for Future Generations.
FUNDS FOR GOOD was created when entrepreneurs decided to utilize their expertise for projects aimed at making a social impact. They opted to establish a business based on a simple yet innovative approach: generating profit to distribute it. Since its inception, the team at FUNDS FOR GOOD has developed its INVEST and IMPACT activities as professionally as possible. FFG IMPACT is active in the financing and empowerment of social entrepreneurs or those in precarious situations. The impact activities are financed by FFG INVEST, creating sustainable funds and returning its own generated profits. The ambition of FUNDS FOR GOOD is to offer a new kind of business model. The FFG website explains: We demonstrate that it’s possible to develop a sustainable and professional economic activity while allocating half of your profits to solving a major social problem. Convinced that the paradigm shift must also emerge from the private sector, as a company, we are doing our part.
The Foundation for Future Generations is a transformative philanthropic platform that helps its donors and partners to support the ability of newer generations to transform society for the better. Through a 360° approach aiming at tackling complex societal issues and building solutions to pass on a livable world, it supports innovators across a range of sectors, including academia and research, societal entrepreneurship, and investments.
Revive is the European leader in sustainable neighbourhood development in which they create urban space for people to live, work and reconnect with nature and each other. They build the future city with a minimal ecological footprint through innovation and energy-efficient technologies. How? By remediating, rebuilding, repurposing, revaluing and reviving vacant and outdated sites and urban infrastructures. Why? To recycle and regenerate land for future generations and create attractive, green, clean, lively andfuture-proof communities.
These three members officially joined IFB in the first quarter of 2024. Now IFB has a total of 33 members (31 regular members and 2 associate members).
