Fair for You is a lending company, wholly owned by a charity, providing small loans for people to buy essential items for they homes. It does not give cash loans, it gives access to affordable credit.
C’mon! What incentive is there now to start a social enterprise?
You prefer it when someone speaks openly, honestly, and real-ly, yes? Good. Because, I’m not hiding my bad mood from anyone right now. This is real. It’s shocking. And if I don’t call it out, who will…
Are we ready to embrace a new world, or same old same old…
This is for the wise ones. The forward thinkers. The change-makers. The doers. The ones who aren’t consumed by corporate greed and actually see method behind this madness…
How to prepare your business for the biggest change the world has ever seen
If you’re still focussed on maximising your shareholder’s value (aka: making lots and lots of money), instead of giving back to your community or the wider economy, then this directly applies to you.
Guardian: Communities
- My working week: 'I worried I'd passed on Covid-19 to a woman I was supporting'
- Wouldn’t it be great for British town centres if people could just move into closed shops?
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- ‘It’s not over’: intimate diaries from the eye of the UK’s coronavirus storm
