People often confuse the terms “public benefit organisation” and “social enterprise”, and there is no readily available explanation about advantages of having either status when it comes to attracting donations and grants. How a public benefit organisation operates makes it different from a company in the classic sense and from an entity with social enterprise status. This article explores the differences between these forms of business and how they can attract financial and other support.
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