Funding: Loans of up to £250,000 are available to finance property purchases and improvements. A social enterprise that needs additional working capital can apply for up to £50,000. Loans of up to £100,000 are available to finance other fixed assets.
Funder: The Social Enterprise Loan Fund (TSELF) provides loans to charities and social enterprises that are unable to secure sufficient funding from mainstream sources.
Aim: The company aims to help organisations that have a social impact, especially those working in disadvantaged communities. For instance, Space, a social enterprise in Blackpool that provides facilities for young people interested in music, recently received £10,000 from the fund.
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