Scaling Social Impact: Making the Camp's Case for Social Enterprise provides an overview of the core concept of social enterprise and explains how this concept applies to the camp community. The DVD details why social investors crave valuesbased community leadership and why camps are perfectly poised to claim this fertile territory in their respective regions. The DVD discusses the decline in moral leadership in today's established traditional institutions, reviews the growth of business sophistication in nonprofits, outlines the importance of metrics, and examines how all of these factors combine to frame the potential leadership of camps in the social sector.
Among the topics covered:
• The wrong meta-narrative
• Not all profits are created equal
• Redwoods business model
• Is my camp a social enterprise?
• Doing important work well and moving important work to scale
• “Philanthropy is society's passing gearâ€
Among the topics covered:
• The wrong meta-narrative
• Not all profits are created equal
• Redwoods business model
• Is my camp a social enterprise?
• Doing important work well and moving important work to scale
• “Philanthropy is society's passing gearâ€
