One Million Black Women Investment Initiative
In conjunction with Black women-led organizations and other partners, including HOPE, Goldman Sachs has launched an investment initiative that will commit $10 billion in direct investment capital and $100 million in philanthropic support to address the dual disproportionate gender and racial biases that Black women have faced for generations.
If you are interested in being part of the program, please complete the interest form on this page. Details of the initiative are not complete, and it may be several months before all of the elements are in place. We will follow up with everyone who contacts us as we determine next steps.
Please indicate your area of interest in the form below based on the following:
- Healthcare – Increasing access to affordable, quality healthcare by financing Federally Qualified Healthcare Centers, hospital partnerships, and innovations in telehealth.
- Job Creation & Workforce Advancement – Financing workforce development and companies that provide upskilling, which enables career advancement and higher wages.
- Education – Increasing access to affordable early childhood education and quality K-12 schools, as well as increasing access to secondary or vocational training.
- Housing – Financing the creation and preservation of quality affordable housing.
- Digital Connectivity – Increasing access to affordable Internet access and closing the digital divide.
- Financial Health – Improving financial health, including innovations in financial education.
- Access to Capital – Increasing access to capital for Black women entrepreneurs.
