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Growing income for communities

21-05-2026

Webinar

Case study

From the archive - explore how community organisations can use green social enterprise to generate income while supporting the environment.
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Growing income for communities - July edition

This webinar originally took place in May 2026, but we had some technical gremlins and so ran it again on 15 July.

In both sessions, panellists shared successful examples of environmentally focused social enterprise models and provided practical guidance on incorporating greener, more sustainable income streams into fundraising approaches.

The Q&A sections in both webinars were quite different, with a variety of questions coming in from both sets of audiences.

Guest speakers:

  • Keely Siddiqui Charlick MBE, Sunnyside Rural Trust
  • Charlie Wright, School of Social Entrepreneurs
  • Jenny Hindson, Newquay Orchard.

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Q&A from the webinar Download a copy of Jenny's slides (PDF) Download a copy of Charlie's slides (PDF)
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Growing income for communities - May edition

Taking place in May 2026, this webinar explored how community organisations can use green social enterprise to generate income while supporting the environment.

The Q&A section begins at 49:12.

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