Businesses
Whether your looking to improve your ESG / CSR community impact or you want to improve your employee or supply chain engagement.
FOR CHARITIES, SCHOOLS, NFP’s
Create your profile and launch unlimited projects - all for FREE, asking for donations, volunteers, and gifts of anything.
Forge strong business relationships and create a predicable future.
FOR ALL BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS
Track, measure, verify and report your community Social value work Achieve transparency and accuracy in your reports, incentivise staff, and promote your brand
FOR ALL INDIVIDUALS
Create your personal account of giving for your lifetime. Link to your employer or for personal use. Earn Community Credits, compare to others, and soon to be exchangeable for rewards
FOR CHARITIES, SCHOOLS, NFP’s
Create your profile and launch unlimited projects - all for FREE, asking for donations, volunteers, and gifts of anything.
Forge strong business relationships and create a predicable future.
FOR ALL BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS
Track, measure, verify and report your community Social value work Achieve transparency and accuracy in your reports, incentivise staff, and promote your brand
Harness The Power Of Collective Action
We offer a comprehensive suite of platforms, tools, programmes and frameworks to improve the way we engage, manage, track, measure, recognise, reward social value and drive social transformation through collaboration and sustainable innovation.
IIC Platform
One platform, streamlining the end to end process the for 5 forms of community giving, for all community stakeholders Businesses, Individuals & Charities, providing improved engagement and impact, realtime verified data, reduced overhead costs.
Learn moreSTEPP Framework
One ecosystem framework that delivers a sense of cohesion and a more practical tactical engagement model, where all stakeholders collaboratively invests in the transformation of communities, by sharing resources, and leveraging technology as an enabler, breaking down barriers, reducing fragmentation, and driving lasting impact.
Learn moreTailored Services
Our expert advisory team help all types of organisations to embed social value into their behaviours, systems and culture to optimise their results, increase performance, drive engagement through their organisation and with external stakeholders and enhance impact.
Learn moreCommunity Credits
Unique to IIC, Community Credits are a system generated digital token applied upon successful completion of any of the 5 ways of giving. Offering many versatile uses and benefits - such as providing a standardised measurement, gamification, social value recognition and reward.
Learn moreValue Exchange
A fundamental shift in how we measure, reward and recognise social value. By offering a new circular economy model to not only reward engagement but also to be used as a mechanism to solve social challenges, that is both incentivising whilst providing inclusivity.
Learn moreEvents & Webcast
We believe in building strong relationships within communities, that's why we regularly host sessions across the UK at both a local level and virtually, to bring together a diverse range of voices, to unite, inspire and inform stakeholders.
Learn moreOur vision is to Forge a new economy fuelled by social value worth
We envision a world where social value worth is not just a concept, but a tangible reality embedded in every aspect of our society, in our behaviours, culture and systems.
We envision a future where every stakeholder in the community, regardless of their background or affiliation, has an equal opportunity to contribute to meaningful change. By breaking down barriers and fostering collaboration, we strive to instil a sense of worth and pride in every stakeholder.
UNITE
EMPOWER
OPTIMISE
TRANSFORM
for all business organisations
For businesses of all sizes, to engage their teams in community support work. Verified data, providing validated external CSR reports and enhancing your brand
For Businesses
for all individuals
A free-forever personal account, to manage all your community giving, from fundraising, gifting, and volunteering. Earn Community Credits as a measure of your Social Impact
For Individuals
for charities, schools, nfp’s
Completely free of all charges for charities, constituted community groups, schools, and all not-for-profit organisations. Increase engagement and form sustainable partnerships
For CharitiesOur events
Want to learn more? Why not come along to one of our events taking place across the UK to see the impact we are making and how you can be part of the ecosystem and transformational journey.
We believe that when people come together, amazing things can happen, especially when the setting is geared up to connect diverse voices to gain a different perspective in adapting new transformative approaches. That's why we regularly host a wide range of events to not only host informative events to inspire and build knowledge but also form local steering committees to drive action and sustainable change.
Check out what people have to say at our events:
Explore and register at our upcoming eventsWhat people say
Had a thought-provoking day at IBM diving into the exciting world of how technology can drive social innovation alongside Investors In Community.
During our discussions, I got excited about the potential of social credits (scoring) and the transformative impact it could bring to society. Here’s a real-world example from one of the attendees: Hull Prison, where a group of mates crafts beautiful planters from recycled wood. In a unique twist, those who receive these planters are asked to dedicate an equal amount of their time by volunteering.
Now, envision a future where technology empowers you to conveniently handpick activities that align with your schedule, location, aspirations, skills, and support for various causes. Better yet, picture a world where you can precisely measure your contributions to society and get public recognition, build relationships, enhance your CV and get perks in return.
With widespread adoption and standardisation, this innovation has the potential to facilitate the integration of refugees, equip care leavers with essential skills for employment, enable corporate workers to invest their volunteer hours meaningfully, and even foster a voluntary market for social enterprise products.
If you're as passionate about this movement and join the IIC digital platform, reach out to Louise Richardson and Philip Webb (IIC)
Alex Annaev
ESG & sustainability strategy, programmes and reporting, Shell UK
I was invited to a STEPP (Social Transformation Ecosystem Partnership Programme) framework prelaunch roundtable hosted by IBM and Investing In Communities.
Along with other attendees who work across industries with expertise in sustainability, inclusion, the future of work and so on, we discussed the topic of building a sustainable eco-system in tackling social challenges
By leveraging innovative approaches through effective hashtag#collaboration among stakeholders (businesses, government, individuals and charities), we get to solve societal problems for both economic and social impact.
This is what the STEPP framework is proposing, an approach that will lead to sustaining the important work charities are doing.
From a workplace viewpoint, we collectively agreed a firm’s employer brand should include its social purpose and values.
A firm’s social purpose is as important as its profitability, and as research has shown, an important lever for the attraction and retention of future talent especially among Gen Z and Millennials.
Thanks Louise Richardson and Philip Webb (IIC) for the invite and looking forward to the launch of the IIC STEPP Framework!
Bola Adesina, MBA
Trusted Inclusion and Social Impact Board Advisor | ESG | Future of Work | AI Ethics & Governance Advocate | UN Women Delegate | Award Winner & Conference Speaker | Ex-Global DEI Partner | Mentor & Coach, Legal & General
Fascinating day on Tuesday with Louise Richardson and Philip Webb from Investors in Community hearing about their STEPP programme. Set up to provide an easy platform for corporate giving, the potential is huge.
As a group, senior people from a range of large companies brainstormed how to come together to help with some of societies biggest issues. Mark Burley from Keepmoat talked about the work they are doing in prisons, I shared our new programme for care leavers, funded by CCLA Investment Management, and a range of support and advice was offered. Thank you everyone!
We were hosted by IBM at their Innovation Centre and got to meet Spot the dog. A little scary but fascinating.
Rosemary Macdonald BEM
UK Community Foundations
Had a thought-provoking day at IBM diving into the exciting world of how technology can drive social innovation alongside Investors In Community.
During our discussions, I got excited about the potential of social credits (scoring) and the transformative impact it could bring to society. Here’s a real-world example from one of the attendees: Hull Prison, where a group of mates crafts beautiful planters from recycled wood. In a unique twist, those who receive these planters are asked to dedicate an equal amount of their time by volunteering.
Now, envision a future where technology empowers you to conveniently handpick activities that align with your schedule, location, aspirations, skills, and support for various causes. Better yet, picture a world where you can precisely measure your contributions to society and get public recognition, build relationships, enhance your CV and get perks in return.
With widespread adoption and standardisation, this innovation has the potential to facilitate the integration of refugees, equip care leavers with essential skills for employment, enable corporate workers to invest their volunteer hours meaningfully, and even foster a voluntary market for social enterprise products.
If you're as passionate about this movement and join the IIC digital platform, reach out to Louise Richardson and Philip Webb (IIC)
Alex Annaev
ESG & sustainability strategy, programmes and reporting, Shell UK
I was invited to a STEPP (Social Transformation Ecosystem Partnership Programme) framework prelaunch roundtable hosted by IBM and Investing In Communities.
Along with other attendees who work across industries with expertise in sustainability, inclusion, the future of work and so on, we discussed the topic of building a sustainable eco-system in tackling social challenges
By leveraging innovative approaches through effective hashtag#collaboration among stakeholders (businesses, government, individuals and charities), we get to solve societal problems for both economic and social impact.
This is what the STEPP framework is proposing, an approach that will lead to sustaining the important work charities are doing.
From a workplace viewpoint, we collectively agreed a firm’s employer brand should include its social purpose and values.
A firm’s social purpose is as important as its profitability, and as research has shown, an important lever for the attraction and retention of future talent especially among Gen Z and Millennials.
Thanks Louise Richardson and Philip Webb (IIC) for the invite and looking forward to the launch of the IIC STEPP Framework!
Bola Adesina, MBA
Trusted Inclusion and Social Impact Board Advisor | ESG | Future of Work | AI Ethics & Governance Advocate | UN Women Delegate | Award Winner & Conference Speaker | Ex-Global DEI Partner | Mentor & Coach, Legal & General
Fascinating day on Tuesday with Louise Richardson and Philip Webb from Investors in Community hearing about their STEPP programme. Set up to provide an easy platform for corporate giving, the potential is huge.
As a group, senior people from a range of large companies brainstormed how to come together to help with some of societies biggest issues. Mark Burley from Keepmoat talked about the work they are doing in prisons, I shared our new programme for care leavers, funded by CCLA Investment Management, and a range of support and advice was offered. Thank you everyone!
We were hosted by IBM at their Innovation Centre and got to meet Spot the dog. A little scary but fascinating.
Rosemary Macdonald BEM
UK Community Foundations
Had a thought-provoking day at IBM diving into the exciting world of how technology can drive social innovation alongside Investors In Community.
During our discussions, I got excited about the potential of social credits (scoring) and the transformative impact it could bring to society. Here’s a real-world example from one of the attendees: Hull Prison, where a group of mates crafts beautiful planters from recycled wood. In a unique twist, those who receive these planters are asked to dedicate an equal amount of their time by volunteering.
Now, envision a future where technology empowers you to conveniently handpick activities that align with your schedule, location, aspirations, skills, and support for various causes. Better yet, picture a world where you can precisely measure your contributions to society and get public recognition, build relationships, enhance your CV and get perks in return.
With widespread adoption and standardisation, this innovation has the potential to facilitate the integration of refugees, equip care leavers with essential skills for employment, enable corporate workers to invest their volunteer hours meaningfully, and even foster a voluntary market for social enterprise products.
If you're as passionate about this movement and join the IIC digital platform, reach out to Louise Richardson and Philip Webb (IIC)
Alex Annaev
ESG & sustainability strategy, programmes and reporting, Shell UK
Download our Mobile app today
Join with us
We envision a world where every individual, organisation, and government collaboratively invests in the transformation of communities, fostering a culture deeply rooted in social value worth. Through our platforms and programmes we aim to revolutionise the economic landscape by embedding social value worth into the fabric of our behaviours, cultures, and systems.