Introducing whatimpact’s National Social Value Marketplace whatimpact.com is evolving into a free, open-access platform that revolutionises how Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprises (VCSEs) connect with private sector organisations offering funding, in-kind support, and skilled volunteers. Our interactive map will showcase over 250,000 VCSEs across the UK with Charity Commission and Companies House data, providing them

Building partnerships between government suppliers and locally relevant VCSEs (Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprises) is a cornerstone of social value delivery. Crafting a compelling social value plan can set your organization apart, enabling it to stand out in competitive tenders. VCSEs bring their expertise and grassroots projects to the table, offering vehicles for government suppliers

As a government supplier or responsible business, you’ve likely experienced the challenges of navigating multiple systems, investing significant time, and incurring high costs to identify the right VCSE (charities, social enterprises, and community groups) partners for public sector procurement, CSR, or ESG requirements. Whether you’re bidding for tenders, creating social value plans, or seeking local

Social Mobility  With the cost of living crisis affecting everyone in the country and rising inflation, social mobility is a highly relevant topic. It is important that everyone should have access to the same opportunities regardless of their background and the circumstances in which they were born, but unfortunately, this is not the reality for

A guide for choosing Social Value Brokerage provider Finding the right ‘Social Value Brokerage’ can be challenging, but it’s essential for creating impactful partnerships. When local authorities aim to implement a matchmaking system for their suppliers, understanding the unique offerings of each platform is crucial. VCSE directories and brokerage products can vary significantly, so it’s

Harnessing the concept of ‘Helper’s High’ can significantly enhance your company’s volunteering efforts. This phenomenon, characterised by the euphoric feeling that accompanies altruistic acts, not only benefits employees but can also foster a stronger corporate culture. When we consider acts of altruism and kindness, it’s easy to focus solely on the benefits to those receiving