Got a sports initiative that needs money?
This workshop will help demystify social investment, explaining how it can support community sport and sports-based social enterprises.
You’ll learn what social investors look for, how to become investment-ready and provide practical steps to turn your vision into a sustainable, impactful reality.
About the session
This workshop will be delivered by Tom Hall, a social enterprise business advisor that set up Sporting Assets in 2013 to support the community sports sector develop a more enterprising culture.
Formerly worked at Sport England and for a co-op that helped football supporters secure influence and ownership at their football clubs.
- The workshop will be on Zoom. The joining link will be sent in a confirmation email around 1 week before.
- We’ll send you the presentation slides and any other resources after the workshop, when you’ll have a chance to tell us how you found it.
- As an attendee, you can enable closed captions during the session. Please contact info@participateprojects.org.uk if there are adjustments we can make to the workshop to make it accessible to you.
About the programme
This one-off workshop is bought to you by Sport for Good and Business for Good West Yorkshire.
Sport for Good is a programme for people who run grassroots sport organisations, supporting them to develop so that these important community institutions stay strong. Business for Good West Yorkshire is a programme of specialist support to help people start or grow an alternative business - such as co-operatives, social enterprises, and community businesses.
This project is funded by the West Yorkshire Combined Authority.
Data from your registration form will be shared with TSL Kirklees, West Yorkshire Combined Authority and Participate Projects. Find out more about how your data will be used here.
