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Social Investment and Philanthropy SIR STEPHEN TINDALL THE TINDALL FOUNDATION

How The Tindall Foundation Funds CHARITY SYSTEMS EMPOWERMENT SOCIAL CHANGE VENTURE OF SERVICE PHILANTHROPY Immediate, Supporting systems Deliver needed services Enable groups of Strategic assistance altruistic or networks while also positively people to work together comprised of grants assistance of services changing the capacity to change systems and/or investments to people that comprehensively of a person or a group and/or public policies , for entrepreneurial in need address continuous or of people to meet their through education, endeavours that repetitive needs shared own needs’ information and/or combine innovative by many people empowerment ’ solutions with sustainability plans that go beyond a traditional charitable /philanthropic base of support - i.e. earned or enterprise income ’

Education Initiative The Warehouse Group

Par arent and sc ent and school hool challenges hallenges New Zealand is in a School and Parent Pain Implication rapid period of change Points Affordability and fragmentation are key Parents and problems which are teachers are Population reflected through four finding it broad areas Ethnicity increasingly difficult to Migration provide the best Rising costs* for their children Technology adoption Time scarcity * “Cost of 'free' education in New Zealand: $35,000 or more a child”, The New Zealand Herald, Jan 23 1015. Accessed: October 7 2016. 5

Our Social Investment Approach

Start/Seed Scale/Test/Prototype System Change Philanthropy Government Social Change Corporates Money going in is There is no mechanism for a shared agenda Our efforts at Uncoordinated & random collective funding or measuring impact. Achieving social change are limited.

Start/Seed Scale/Test/Prototype System Change Philanthropy Social Government Investment Social Change Fund ROI Corporates Social Investment Unit NGOs Recycled Capital Role of Philanthropy: Shared agenda, co-investment, Role of Government: core support, enhance, identified market demand/’failure’, service delivery, sustain, seed, pilot recycled capital, independent evaluate governance, innovation.

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