Introducing

Extracting New Community Funding
from Procurement

$600
M+
Revenue
Generated
250
+
Nonprofit Relationships
& Communities
500
+
Social Impact
Projects
$100
m
In Funding
& Resources
60
m+
People
Positively Impacted
Building on Paul’s proven success, Community AI—in partnership with Yeme Tech—is revolutionizing how cities address social, economic, and environmental challenges. By integrating social impact directly into procurement processes, we unlock real funding for communities, align with ESG and Social Value Act standards, and deliver tangible, measurable benefits.

UK Community Impact Ad Campaigns

Built new infrastructure for toilets, hand-washing facilities and a year's supply of soap for healthcare centres in Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa
Supported communities across London with equipment, tools, and plants, together with training and local education programmes to ensure ongoing support for greener, healthier and wilder urban green spaces.
Supported the inspirational Comic Relief campaign, redirecting funds to education and well-being projects in Sub-Saharan Africa to combat poverty.
Helped vulnerable and elderly families across the UK to reduce their energy bills through energy health saving assessments.
Helped to provide families in adversity with access to food banks and emergency food parcels during the Covid pandemic.
Educated schools and local communities with both in-person and online training on the importance of protecting our oceans and seas.
Removed carbon through restoration and nature projects locally and globally.
Supported solar power projects in West Africa, which gave 160,000 people access to renewable energy as well as providing jobs, education and healthcare benefits.
Planted over 18,000 seedling trees (7.2 acres)in South America and Asia.
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Social Value Economics is backed by global experts

"The Social Value Economics construct is one of the most innovative ideas I have come across in the social impact space, and indeed, one with the potential to achieve meaningful social impact at scale."
-Loannis Loannou
Associate Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship for London Business School
"In a time when we need to take urgent action to achieve a better and more sustainable future, it is of paramount importance to rethink the role of business and explore new models of corporate sustainability. The Givewith platform, based on the Social ValueEconomic construct, is a great example of an innovative and sustainable business model that can offer businesses the opportunity of making a real impact with every single business transaction, with a material alignment of CSR initiatives to business strategies."
-Paolo Taticchi
Professor (Education) in Strategy and Sustainability & Deputy Director (MBA and International) at University College London (UCL) School of Management
"Givewith, and by extension the Social Value Economic construct, represents a potential breakthrough in creating business models that create social and environmental benefit by integrating social and environmental impact as a component of transactions."
-Todd Cort & Cary Krosinsky
Yale Initiative on Sustainable Finance
"There’s a multi-trillion-dollar funding gap to achieve all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. From poverty and inequality to climate change and world hunger, our social and environmental challenges pose an existential risk to everyone, and businesses are certainly not immune. That’s the beauty of Social ValueEconomics — it’s designed with the needs of our communities, the planet, and businesses all in mind. Paul Polizzotto has unlocked a remarkable opportunity at a time when the world desperately needs it."
-David Choi
Professor of Entrepreneurship and Director of the Fred Kiesner Center for Entrepreneurship at Loyola Marymount University
"The Cort/Krosinky paper described a new model of gaining a sustainable and scalable financing source for addressing the wicked problems of our times.  Social ValueEconomics argues against the existing model of scarcity, where society and business are in a zero-sum game.  Scarcity leads to a belief that society and the environment only benefit at a direct cost to business and wealth.  Using Givewith as the originator of this new theory, Social Value Economics inserts society into every business transaction with a win-win for everyone involved."
-Adlai Wertman
David C. Bohnett Professor of Social Entrepreneurship & Founding Director of the USCMarshall Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab

Awards &
Recognition

Paul Polizzotto has been honored with numerous recognitions for his work. He has been named an “Environmental Hero” by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (1999); received the US Conference of Mayors Award for Excellence in Public Private Partnerships (2009); was named a “Public-Private Visionary” by Vanity Fair magazine (2006) and “Social Good Leader of the Year” by Cynopsis Media (2018); and was featured as one of INC Magazine’s “Founders Who Matter” (2020).



Paul’s other awards include
Santa Monica Baykeeper’s and the Waterkeeper Alliance’s “Keeper Award” (2001), Coastal Living Magazine’s “Leadership Award” (2003), Edison Awards for Social Innovation and Social Impact (2012, 2013), the Starlight Children’s Foundation’s “General H. Norman Schwarzkopf Leadership Award” (2014), and Volunteers of America’s “Good Samaritan Award” (2018).

Yeme Tech
Experts in mapping and evaluating neighborhoods, Yeme Tech uses advanced data analytics to uncover gaps, identify strengths, and ensure targeted, effective interventions.

Amir Hussain

Founder & CEO

Alejandro Quinto

Head of Innovation

Nihar Mehta

Head of Analytics

Rovianne Santiago

Lead Product Designer

Kushal Saraiya

Head of Data Science

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