On June 6th, Senior Associate Emily Fabiaschi presented on a webinar panel hosted by The National Institute for Health Care Management (NIHCM) Foundation. The webinar, titled "Investing in Children's Health and the New "Pay for Success" Approach", provided an overview of Pay for Success contracting and how it can be applied to the field of [...]

Last month, Senior Analyst Marcia Chong testified before the Travis County Commissioners Court. Alongside Managing Director Rick Edwards, Marcia presented Third Sector's work with the Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services Department in assessing the feasibility of a Pay for Success project in teen pregnancy prevention. Third Sector's work in Austin/Travis County was supported by [...]

This week, Third Sector Capital Partners, Inc. was congratulated by White House staff alongside other Social Innovation Fund grantees for its work in Pay for Success. Third Sector's Second SIF Cohort adds five feasibilities to the growing number of Pay for Success engagements across the country. "The Obama Administration’s efforts to explore and test PFS [...]

Senior Associate Sithara Kodali has been featured in an interview with the Fletcher Social Investment Group, a student-run organization based at the Fletcher School of Tufts University. In the podcast, Sithara provides an overview of Pay for Success, its cross-sector mechanics, and its promises for government and underserved communities. LISTEN HERE

On February 29th, Co-President and Co-Founder Caroline Whistler joined a panel at the Brookings Institute's event, "The Global Potential and Limitations of Social Impact Bonds". Featuring international leaders in Pay for Success and early childhood development, Caroline Whistler presented the Cuyahoga County Partnering for Family Success Program as an example of how the cross-sector model [...]

Third Sector's Pay for Success projects in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Santa Clara County, California, and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts were featured in Stateline, a daily report on state policy from the Pew Charitable Trusts. Co-founder and Co-President Caroline Whistler is quoted, The bonds are meant to foster creative solutions to entrenched social problems, with an [...]