Bank of Scotland offers up to £6 million to two social entrepreneurs

Howard Lake | 28 October 2008 | News

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The Bank of Scotland Social Entrepreneur Awards are offering up to £6 million in interest-free funding or a grant of up to £600,000 to the UK’s “two most exciting established social entrepreneurs.” These could be a charity, voluntary organisation, church or any other not-for-profit organisation.

The two winners will also receive mentoring from one of the UK’s leading social entrepreneurs as well as publicity with the Sunday Times, the Awards media partner, and networking opportunities.

Entries should be submitted online. The closing date for entries is 23 February 2009.

http://entrepreneurs.bankofscotland.co.uk/social/index.html

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