What are social enterprises?

- Although the social enterprises are still for-profit firms, its protocol is making money by
settling the social and environmental problems. In detail, their revenue go along with the
benefits of society and the environment
How does a social enterprise differ from a charity?
- Social enterprise is a business that creates job opportunities for people who are disabled,
unemployed, or homeless while charity is an act of raising finance in order to support those who
are in need. Whilst charities often fund their good work through donations and fundraising,
social enterprises often sell products or services, in order to reinvest their profits.