Direct ROI Produced by
Social Impact Infrastructure Organizations

Found below are listings of reported ROI which do not provide a complete picture of a complex topic. Much room remains open for debate in individual instances such as the actual benefit or even harm caused by the ROI listed. However, readers should understand that we have only captured a tiny amount of ROI data among possibly over 1,000 SIIOs worldwide. And further, what is below only pertains to directly quantifiable ROI, with a second page dedicated to extensive indirect benefits.

Social Impact Infrastructure Organizations with High-Level ROI

• The National Council of Nonprofits secured $50 billion from Congress in forgivable PPP loans for nonprofits and helped more than 100,000 organizations learn how to access those loans.
  https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/

• GoFundMe has raised $30 billion since its inception.
  https://www.gofundme.com

• TechSoup facilitated the delivery of more than $15 billion in free or discounted technical products, services, and education to hundreds of thousands of nonprofits in 236 countries.
  https://www.meet.techsoup.org

• Founders Pledge has accumulated approximately $9.32 billion dollars in pledges.
  https://www.founderspledge.com/

• In addition to now working in over 100 countries, GivingTuesday helped raise $3.1 billion in one year.
  https://www.givingtuesday.org/

• Philanthropy Together working in collaboration with Grapevine are central actors in creating giving circles which have given away approximately $3 billion.
  https://www.philanthropytogether.org/

• Women Moving Millions network has raised nearly $1 billion.
  https://www.womenmovingmillions.org/about/our-story

• Generation Pledge has been promised $800 million in pledges.
  https://www.generationpledge.org

• VolunteerMatch has recruited 17.5 million volunteers.
  https://www.volunteermatch.org

• Points Of Light recruits volunteers whose efforts are valued at $482 million annually.
  https://www.pointsoflight.org/about-us

• The United Philanthropy Forum leveraged $250 million in government and philanthropic investment in the 2010 census that could be attributed directly to the work of our initiative.