Social Finance Impact First Fund
We provide philanthropic capital investors with an easy, cost effective, one-stop solution to pursue impact-first investments that positively impact people and the planet.
As a society, we face problems too large and complex to address with grant capital alone. Impact investments complement philanthropy and government spending to scale promising solutions for change.
As a registered investment advisor, we partner with individuals, family offices, and foundations to amplify their impact by directing more capital to toward positive social and environmental outcomes. Since our founding in 2011, we have managed 20+ impact investment funds, social impact bonds, and thematic impact investment portfolios ranging in size from $3M to $100M, mobilizing more than $400M of impact capital toward measurable, positive social impact.
We provide philanthropic capital investors with an easy, cost effective, one-stop solution to pursue impact-first investments that positively impact people and the planet.
We build and manage impact-first investment solutions that enable individuals (including donor-advised fund account holders), family offices, and foundations to channel philanthropic capital toward measurable impact for people and communities.
$24B
Social Finance's estimate for the global annual pipeline of impact-first investments
Social Finance is measuring and scaling what works. We need to move toward evidence-based funding, and they’re supporting programs that show it can be done.Jim Shelton
Chief Investment Officer, Blue Meridian Partners
Social Finance creates innovative investments and partnerships that bring together the private sector, government and civil society to drive positive impact. We’re proud to support their work to build a more inclusive, equitable capitalism.Chris Jurgens
Senior Director, Reimagining Capitalism, Omidyar Network
Partnering with Social Finance has allowed us to expand the tools we can offer our donors to help them amplify their impact, achieve their philanthropic goals, and contribute to equitable recovery efforts.Nicole Taylor
President and CEO, Silicon Valley Community Foundation