The World’s First Active Social Impact Exchange
Our objectives
Volunteerism has long been accepted to be premised on altruistic intent. It is undeniable however, that time is the world’s most valuable resource, and has intrinsic economic value.
In response to the growing emphasis on corporate social responsibility and Environmental, Social and Governance – ESG factors, we propose the introduction of Social Impact evaluation based on the economic value of hours dedicated.
This system draws parallels with carbon credits by allowing companies to quantify and invest in community-centric projects, contributing to their ESG commitments whilst enjoying tax incentives
for their adoption.
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Explore The Benefits
Enhanced ESG Performance
Buying SIHCs and investing in community projects can demonstrate a company's commitment to all three pillars of ESG — Environmental, Social, and Governance— leading to an overall improved ESG rating.
Market Leadership and Differentiation
Corporates can distinguish themselves as pioneers in social responsibility, attracting socially conscious consumers and investors who favour brands with a strong commitment to societal betterment.
Positive Brand Image and Reputation
Associating with impactful community causes generates positive public perception, enhancing the company's reputation as a socially responsible entity, potentially leading to increased customer loyalty and trust.
Employee Engagement and Satisfaction
Engaging employees in selecting and supporting social impact projects can boost employee morale, job satisfaction and engagement, fostering a sense of pride in being part of a company that actively contributes to community development.
Talent Attraction and Retention
Millennials and Gen Z prioritize purpose-driven work. Investing in community causes through SIHCs can attract and retain top talent who seek opportunities to make a meaningful impact while advancing their careers.
Risk Mitigation and Long-Term Viability
Addressing societal challenges through community projects helps mitigate potential social risks associated with the business. This proactive approach enhances long-term business sustainability and resilience.
Partnership Opportunities and Collaboration
Involvement in social impact projects may foster collaborations and partnerships with NGOs, governments, and other stakeholders, further expanding the company's influence and impact in driving positive change.
Cost-Efficient CSR Initiatives
Investing in SIHCs provides a structured and efficient approach to fulfilling CSR objectives, optimizing the allocation of CSR budgets and resources for maximum impact and visibility.
Access to New Markets and Consumers
Corporates demonstrating a commitment to social causes can tap into emerging markets where consumers increasingly favor responsible and ethical businesses.
Alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
By supporting community initiatives linked to the UN's SDGs, corporates can showcase their dedication to contributing to global efforts to eradicate poverty, promote education, improve healthcare, and more.
