Toniic

Toniic is a global community of impact investors, describing its members as people who see managing their wealth as an extension of their values. It has around 500 asset-owner members across more than 25 countries, and it is one of the few organisations in this field that publishes what membership costs.

Who joins

Membership is restricted to asset owners, meaning the people whose money it is rather than the people who manage it for a fee. That covers accredited investors, and senior staff of family offices or foundations.

Two further conditions go beyond the financial. Members must be committed to moving assets toward positive impact, and willing to share their own investing experience with other members. Toniic also asks members to agree to its code of conduct.

That willingness to share is not a formality. It underpins the format that makes Toniic distinctive, and a member who wants to observe without disclosing anything will get little from it.

How membership works

Two tiers, both published. The Global tier covers up to two seats at US$7,500 a year with a US$2,000 onboarding fee. Global Plus covers up to six seats at US$15,000 a year with a US$4,000 onboarding fee. Both carry an invitation to the 100% Network for those eligible.

Counting seats rather than individuals suits how families actually operate. A principal, a next generation member and the family office's investment lead can all take part on one membership, which matters when impact decisions cut across generations.

What members get

The T100 project is the centrepiece and the reason to consider Toniic over a general impact network. It is a directory of impact investments where members can see what other members hold, with investor names attached. Peer networks routinely talk in generalities about impact portfolios; this shows the actual positions.

Around it sit regional gatherings and smaller local meetups, an education pathway running from an activator series through deployer and catalyst stages, direct access to deals and funds across the sustainable development goals, portfolio analysis dashboards, and support with measuring impact. Toniic also holds partner arrangements with other networks, including the Asian Venture Philanthropy Network.

For a family that has decided to move real money toward impact and wants to see how comparable families have actually built their portfolios, the combination of published pricing, an asset-owner-only rule and a directory of disclosed holdings is hard to find elsewhere.