The Auxilium Society CIC

The Auxilium Story
 
You’re likely here because you want to help make a difference in the world. To invest in a brighter future and support those in need of a leg up. The thing is, there are so many people in need who get overlooked. They aren’t deemed ‘needy’ enough, and even if they do fit the criteria, help isn’t always forthcoming or easy to access.One problem is that money can only be used once with a typical support model, so it’s essential to be highly selective about where it goes. 

This is why Auxilium exists. To help anyone who needs a leg up but in a clever way so the money can be reused again and again to help more and more causes.

Let us tell you how it all started
 
A few years back, Bernard, an ex-police officer and Mick, previously a British Army paramedic and police officer (read more about them below), were chatting over a pint when it became clear they both had a burning desire to help others like them—those who had left the military or blue light services and were left feeling unsure of their next steps or unsupported in taking them. 

As they brainstormed ideas and talked further, it was apparent that they shared a vision of transforming entire communities as the people in them are allowed to succeed, regardless of their background. Inclusivity was a high priority, so they decided not to restrict their offer to only these groups.

Circumstances should not stand in the way of a happy and comfortable life. 

But they didn’t want to just dish out money and resources through charity, grants or loans. They wanted to be more savvy and find a way to make the money go further and do even more good. So, thanks to Dean's involvement as the first investor and his broad understanding of investment schemes, The Auxilium Society CIC was set up to create a unique philanthropic investment model, drawing on the collective savvy business and investing skills and knowledge. Later the trio met Ian, who was the perfect fit to join them and help spread the word so they could reach and help more people.