Goldman Sachs
Cumulative
- Contributions Committed to Trust Funds $12.5 million
The Goldman Sachs Charitable Gift Fund is a nonprofit corporation that gives grants to a wide range of charitable projects.
In February 2022, the foundation committed a grant contribution of $12.5 million to the ADB-administered Climate Innovation and Development Fund (CIDF). The CIDF was established in February 2022 to support innovative nonsovereign climate change projects in South Asia and Southeast Asia. It aims to support sustainable low-carbon economic development in developing countries in South Asia and Southeast Asia by increasing the pace, scale, and ambition of climate solutions and contributing to the clean energy transition.
Active Trust Funds
Active trust funds are those a) with ongoing projects; or b) with no active projects but have remaining funds.
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