PCM Intermediary Program for Social Purpose Organizations (SPOs)

Build stronger communities through structured social finance pilots.
Cupp Technologies is inviting Social Purpose Organizations (SPOs) across Canada to engage in the Patron Capitalization Model (PCM) — a compliance-first framework designed to support responsible capitalization, operational resilience, and measurable social impact

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Cupp Technologies is a FINTRAC-registered Money Services Business (MSB) # C10001076
We apply a compliance-first approach to integrity, transparency, and responsible processes. We also apply data protection and confidentiality principles and do not publish any partner information without consent.

What is the PCM Intermediary Program?

The PCM Intermediary Program is a structured approach to working with SPOs that need capacity support and pilot-based capitalization pathways. We help SPOs test and strengthen the building blocks required for scalable social finance, including:

  • governance and accountability

  • basic financial readiness

  • proportional reporting and learning

  • impact measurement (social ROI)

  • compliance-aligned processes (as applicable)

PCM is designed to complement existing funders and intermediaries.

What this Program is NOT

To avoid any misunderstanding:

  • This is not a grant or donation program

  • This is not a guaranteed funding offer

  • This is not a debt solicitation program

  • This does not replace your existing funders or partners

PCM is a pilot-based collaboration focused on building readiness, documenting impact, and enabling responsible social finance pathways.

Who this is for

We welcome SPOs across Canada that:

  • have a clear social, cultural, or environmental mission

  • serve underserved and equity-deserving communities

  • can designate a point person for the pilot

  • can participate in light reporting and feedback

  • are open to structured learning and partnership

Priority areas may include:
Indigenous services - Francophone communities - newcomers/refugees  - women and youth - food security - community development - mental health & wellbeing - environment

Interested?

 

Cupp Technologies Inc. is accepting Expressions of Interest from Social Purpose Organizations across Canada for participation in a PCM pilot cohort.

This application helps us understand your organization, your community mission, and your readiness for a structured pilot process.



How participation works

Most pilots run 12–16 weeks and include:

  1. Intake & fit conversation

  2. Pilot alignment (scope, expectations, light reporting plan)

  3. MOU signing (bilingual available)

  4. Pilot execution (with periodic check-ins)

  5. Wrap-up & impact summary

Participation is non-exclusive.

What you should prepare

Before applying, please have:

  • a short description of your mission and core programs

  • your primary community served

  • your organization’s legal name and registration type (if applicable)

  • a contact person who can lead the pilot

  • (optional) existing reports, decks, or impact summaries

Eligibility Snapshot

You are likely a fit if:

✅ you serve a clear social purpose
✅ you can commit to 12–16 weeks of collaboration
✅ you can participate in light reporting and check-ins
✅ you are open to a pilot approach with learning and evaluation

What happens after you apply

 

  • You will receive an acknowledgement email within 3–5 business days

  • Shortlisted SPOs will be invited to a brief fit conversation

  • Selected SPOs will receive a bilingual MOU and pilot onboarding package