Citi Foundation

Citi Foundation, established in 2020, is a New York-based venture capital firm that invests in U.S.-based private sector companies addressing societal challenges. Through its $500 million Impact Fund, it makes equity investments, typically co-investing with other venture capital firms, in companies demonstrating proof of concept and potential for scale. The Foundation focuses on four verticals: the future of work, climate resilience, financial inclusion, and social infrastructure. It prioritizes investing in businesses led or owned by women and minorities, aiming to bridge gender and race gaps in the VC-funded startup world. Additionally, it has committed $50 million to the Black Entrepreneurs Investment Initiative, supporting tech-enabled ventures led by black founders to reduce the racial wealth gap.

Jeff Meyers

Director

Robin Volk

Senior Vice President

Past deals in Children

Railway Children

Grant in 2024
Railway Children is a charitable organization dedicated to protecting homeless and vulnerable children across various regions, including India, Africa, and the UK. The organization provides essential support to these children and their families, aiming to improve their living conditions and safeguard their well-being. Through its initiatives, Railway Children addresses the challenges faced by children living on the streets, offering them resources and services designed to enhance their safety and opportunities for a better future. The organization's efforts are particularly focused on creating lasting change in the lives of those it serves.

Undugu Society of Kenya

Grant in 2024
Undugu Society of Kenya (USK) is a National child centered community development organization.

Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation

Grant in 2024
Blue Dragon Children's Foundation is a charity that helps street kids and rescues victims from slavery and human trafficking in Vietnam.
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