Purpose Capital

Mobilises new capital for systemic social and environmental change.

Our Approach

The Purpose Capital Impact Fund is a collaboration between the New Zealand business, investment, and philanthropic sectors. Combining the power of the commercial with the expertise of the philanthropic, Purpose Capital brings new resources and capital to projects and organisations working toward social and environmental solutions.

Fund Overview

The Fund is seeking to raise $30 million to generate meaningful impact and financial returns in its regions and across New Zealand.

Challenge Areas

Affordable HousingEnvironmental Degradation,
Climate Change and Inequality.

Investees

Real Asset Impact Projects: Property, Regenerative and Sustainable Horticulture, Regenerative and Sustainable Agriculture, Employment and Training.

Impact Organizations: Growth stage, mature impact businesses.

Using Fit for Purpose Financing

Equity: Preferred, convertible and revenue based financing.

Debt: Property backed senior and subordinated loans.

NZ’s Largest Impact Investing Fund Raises $20M

by Kristen Joiner | November 6, 2019 | News | 0 Comments

Corporate foundation heavyweights and high net-worth individuals are combining forces with the philanthropic sector and family trusts to invest in innovative solutions to New Zealand’s social and...

Invest To Make A Difference – Public Launch Purpose Capital Impact Fund

by Kristen Joiner | June 20, 2019 | News | 0 Comments

Earlier this week the Purpose Capital Impact Fund was launched at an event in Tauranga. The keynote speaker was Robbie Tindall who spoke about his work with...

Values

As New Zealand investors, we value our unique environment, our diversity of culture, and the principle of fairness. Some of the other principles that contribute to our work include:

Integrity of Action

Systems Thinking

Openness to Learning

Belief in Equality

Our Supporters

Our sincere gratitude to the following Major Trusts who provided financial assistance to EA in the early stages of this Fund’s conceptual development.