Do you finance needs of your church or not-for profit organization by planning one event after the next, only to use more resources than the event generates? Are you a solo practioner who wonders what would happen to your business if you were to become incapacitated? This slide share describes the term, “social enterprise” in plain language, from the perspective of HEALTH INTIATIVES.

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A business that addresses any issue affecting
a person’s quality of life
The issues will exist in 1 of 4 categories
 Health
 Wealth
 Justice
 Housing

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Many great business ideas provide temporary
income, but not a long-term basis, revenue
stream.
Therefore, Sustainable does NOT include one
day events, such as :
 “fund-raisers”
 conferences (including teleconferences), and
 Live conventions

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A sustainable, social enterprise is a
business that meets a social need

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 Your social enterprise must involve some
form of innovation….a new way of
approaching an old problem

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Social needs: Malnutrition
and curing preventable
diseases
Health Freedom Champion 1991 nobel nominee
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=gBbTNFW_L4Y

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http://youtu.be/Wp9C50t1p0A
Social Needs: Malnutrition and
bank loans to the poor Dr. Muhhamed Yunus, Nobel Laureate

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•The revenue stream, in the name of the corporation or 501(c)
(3) is reinvested back into the enterprise=100%
•A second revenue stream,
established by
the enterprise owner,
is direct pay, in their personal
name . If that person is a Pastor or
foundation leader,
they may or may not chose
to donate that amount to the
enterprise.

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