• Profit for Good: Reinventing Business

    Norrsken House Amsterdam VOC-kade 10, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
    Sustainable Finance

    The event explores how businesses can redirect part of their profits towards solving major social and global challenges, and how commercial success can be combined with positive societal impact. Peter Singer is expected to discuss the Profit for Good model and the role of business in addressing global problems.

  • PEP-up 1818: netwerkcafé op Scheveningen

    Oude Kerk Keizerstraat 8, Den Haag, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

    PEP-up 1818: Netwerkcafé op Scheveningen brings together local non-profit organisations, community initiatives and funding advisers to explore funding opportunities for social and community projects. Organised by PEP Den Haag in collaboration with Fonds 1818 and other local organisations, the event provides practical information on grant applications, municipal subsidies, fundraising and project accountability. The programme includes short presentations, interviews with experienced project organisers and opportunities to meet advisers from funding organisations, local government and support networks.

  • Show Me The Money – Fundraising Extravaganza for Amsterdam Neighbourhood Initiatives

    Pakhuis de Zwijger Piet Heinkade 179, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

    Show Me The Money is a fundraising event organised by the Amsterdam Donut Coalition to support ten local initiatives working towards a greener and more socially inclusive Amsterdam. The evening gives community-led projects a platform to present their work and explain their immediate funding needs. The programme features pitches from ten initiatives, an auction of donated items and services, speakers discussing the value of community collectives, and opportunities for attendees to contribute through donations. The event also highlights the need for structural funding, affordable long-term spaces and stronger cooperation between community initiatives, local government and businesses to build resilient neighbourhood economies.

  • Online meet-up: Ontdek de meerwaarde van de Code Sociale Ondernemingen

    Online

    The online meet-up 'Ontdek de meerwaarde van de Code Sociale Ondernemingen' explores how the Code Sociale Ondernemingen can help social enterprises strengthen their business operations, increase credibility among customers, investors and public authorities, and safeguard their social mission. The session examines the practical benefits of joining the Code's register, including its role in Social Return on Investment (SROI) policies and procurement decisions by municipalities. Speakers share insights into the Code's implementation and a practical example of how participation has helped a social enterprise strengthen its strategy and stakeholder relationships.

  • Steward-ownership workshop

    Social Impact Factory Kauwgomballenfabriek Willem Fenengastraat 2, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

    https://wearestewards.nl/steward-ownership-workshop/

  • Steward-ownership workshop

    Social Impact Factory Aan de Gracht Kromme Nieuwegracht 3, Utrecht, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

    The Steward-ownership workshop introduces entrepreneurs and business owners to steward-ownership as an alternative business ownership model designed to protect a company's mission and long-term purpose. Participants explore examples of steward-owned businesses, examine how decision-making authority and economic ownership can be structured, and consider which models may suit their own organisations. The workshop also addresses practical and legal implementation, including employee and investor participation and the transition of existing businesses to steward-ownership.