IMPACT INSIGHTS
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WHY SHARING FOOD COULD HELP SOLVE THE CLIMATE CRISIS
In 10 years, food sharing platform Olio has built a user base of 10 million, redistributing 140 million meals and saving 44 billion litres of waste water. Olio’s CEO and co-founder Tessa Clarke shares her impact story.
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PLANTING TREES IS EASY. HELPING THEM SURVIVE IS GETTING HARDER
Urban environment charity Trees for Cities has just planted its two millionth tree. CEO Kate Sheldon explains the impact her charity has made – and why it needs ideas to tackle the challenge of establishing trees in a changing climate.
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BRINGING A COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO BUILD POSITIVE CHANGE
This month in London, we launched our new purpose-driven content and events project. Stories and connections were central – they’re what we’re here to share.
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THE POWER OF SAYING YES – AND WHY GIVING CHANGES ALL OF US
Mike Dickson helped Whizz-Kidz raise over £150 million for children’s wheelchairs. He explains how giving changes the outlook of those who give as well as the lives of those who receive help.
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WHY IMPACT UNLIMITED? AND WHY ARE WE HERE?
We’ve created Impact Unlimited to help organisations close the gap between purpose and actual delivery. We want to help those committed to positive change build the capability and connections they need.
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LEARN AND CONNECT AT THE IMPACT UNLIMITED SUMMIT
September’s Impact Unlimited Summit will see our community tackle live challenges. You’ll leave inspired, better connected and clearer on what works, now.
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IMPACT AWARDS – WHERE ARE THE FIRST WINNERS NOW?
This month sees the ninth edition of the Impact Awards – a programme celebrating the people and innovations behind UK tech-for-good ventures and the positive impact they make. Nearly a decade on, how have the winners of the early years of the awards fared?
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WHY IS IMPACT MEASUREMENT SO HARD?
As organisations grow, they want to prove their impact clearly, with evidence to back it up. But proving impact is hard. Isn’t it time for a more simple measurement model that makes it easier for them in practice?
