Impact Arts to become a charity of choice for TAM Ethical’s “YOU GIVE, WE GIVE” Scottish Charities ISA
Wed 11th March 2015
Impact Arts joins 5 other Scottish charities as chosen charity partners
of the discretionary investment management services provider.
The “YOU GIVE, WE GIVE” Scottish
Charities ISA offers all TAM Ethical investors the opportunity to make a
positive impact on society by opting to donate a percentage of their annual
portfolio gain to a charity of their choice. In an innovative move, TAM will
donate the same percentage of their total annual fees to the client’s chosen
charity.
CE of Impact Arts, Lynne Carr
said: “We had heard about the scheme and approached Scott Murray of Virtuo Wealth
and TAM Ethical to find out more. The “YOU GIVE, WE GIVE” Scottish Charites ISA
is a unique idea that will help us raise vital funds to work with more people through
our life-changing creative programmes. We would encourage anyone who is
interested in investing ethically to consider this as an option.”
Scott Murray, Managing Director, Virtuo Wealth said: “We are
delighted to partner with Impact Arts in the Scottish Charities ISA. Impact
Arts are a vibrant and dynamic organisation whom I’m sure donors and investors
will be looking to generously support. I look forward to working with Lynne and
her team in this exciting partnership.”
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