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BC Social Venture Partners aims to effect positive social change through investing in innovative nonprofits and encouraging engaged philanthropy. Partners provide various types of support to grantee organizations over 3 years, such as board development, program evaluation, and fundraising. Currently, BC SVP supports organizations focused on at-risk women, children and youth, and social enterprise.
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