Through the Impetus-Sutton Early Years Initiative, organisations will receive a support package over several years with funding up to £350,000 linked to hands-on support and advice.
Chief executive Daniella Barone Soares told Nursery World that what makes Impetus different from other venture philanthropists is their use of pro-bono support.
She said, 'We look at the charity's need. For example, if they need help with their rebranding, we go out and find a rebranding expert.'
This would involve, for example, a specific project to be completed within a set timeframe, which is agreed with the charity, who give feedback on the support received.
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