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Belivinfaith Sustainability Actions

Supports faith-aligned impact investing

The available material links the brand to faith-aligned impact investing, which means putting money into projects that aim to create social or environmental good as well as financial returns. A University of Oxford research piece says this area can help direct capital toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which are global goals for issues like poverty, climate, and equality. The content frames this as a way to mobilise large pools of faith-based capital for wider impact.

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Backs faith-led tech funding

A 2024 press release says WaterStone, The Tebow Group, and Caplin Ventures launched a faith-led tech fund. The fund is meant to invest in early-stage technology startups while also supporting charitable giving. It also says part of the carried interest, which is the share of profits an investment manager can earn, will go to the Tim Tebow Foundation. That foundation works on human trafficking, child exploitation, orphan care, and special needs support in more than 95 countries.

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Uses shareholder engagement

Inspire Investing’s blog content describes active shareholder engagement, meaning it uses investor rights to push companies toward policy changes. One 2026 report says the firm engaged more than 1,100 companies and supported dozens of shareholder proposals. The topics mentioned include protecting life, free expression, and corporate governance, which is the system of rules and oversight that guides a company. This shows an active approach to influencing company behaviour through ownership.

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