Start your purpose-driven business
Each year, we support a new cohort of social entrepreneurs to launch social enterprise businesses that use profits to help marginalised communities in need.
Our one-year programme supports chosen entrepreneurs with three essentials: Money, Mentoring, and Muscle. Because we believe with the right help, your clever business idea can transform lives.
Ready to start your purpose-driven business? Applications open annually in March.
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Hear our backstory
Listen to our founders speak about their passion to see people around the world freed from deprivation through clever business ideas.
Hear from our social entrepreneurs
Listen to some of the social entrepreneurs we’ve supported talk about the businesses they’ve launched and how we helped them do-so. If you have a fitting business idea - consider applying to become an All Good Venture in our annual application round.
How we support
Find out about the three specific things we provide to social entrepreneurs who apply with us and are accepted into our programme: Money, Mentoring, and Muscle.
Who we support
Find out whether you and your business idea meet the criteria to apply for our support, and read about the social enterprises we’ve journeyed with to-date.
Become an All Good Venture
Feeling inspired yet? If you have a financially sustainable business idea that will see eventual profits go towards bringing freedom to people experiencing some sort of deprivation, it’s time to consider putting in an application between 1 - 31 March.
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Purpose made possible
“Our Christian faith is the driving force behind what we do. Our purpose is simple; we want to help people 'do good' for others through social entrepreneurship. We established All Good Ventures to make your purpose possible - no strings attached.”
Heather and Rod, Founders.
“For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.”
The Bible, Ephesians 2:10