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CARLYLE CHARITY FUND

07 03,2022 12:00:00

  Carlyle Charity Fund was established in January 2008 using 10% of the annual
profit of Carlyle Fund. Since its establishment, as of the end of 2020, Carlyle
Charity Fund has received more than 5 million donations and trusts, and received
more than US$500 million has helped more than 12 million people improve their
plight and live a more dignified life.






Carlyle Charitable Fund provides people with the skills and resources needed to
generate income and meet basic needs. Our projects also support economic growth
and begin to address wider social inequality, which can improve human welfare,
opportunities and skills, especially the most vulnerable groups: women, children
and young people, and vulnerable communities.




Despite economic growth in the Emerging Markets, social and economic
inequalities continue to increase and communities lack the skills and resources
needed to participate fully in economic development. The Carlyle Charity Fund
believes that with the right support the most marginalised and disadvantaged
communities can grow and prosper.




The Carlyle Charity Fund seeks to work with organisations that meet a clearly
defined social need for disadvantaged and low-income groups and show success in
implementing interventions that make a positive change. Organisations should
be able to demonstrate clarity of purpose, grassroots engagement and empowerment
of communities, tangible positive outcomes, cost-effectiveness, accountability
and a sustainable approach to the social and economic development of
communities.











Providing opportunities for skills training in marginalised communities plays a
vital part in developing sustainable livelihoods and in people being able to
provide for the basic needs of their families. We seek to work with
organisations that deliver programmes and provide resources people need to
access independent dignified livelihoods, reduce their vulnerability and provide
a sustainable means by which to support themselves.

In working to ensure the wellbeing of vulnerable communities, The Carlyle
Foundation endeavours to provide children and young people with a safe
environment in which they can grow and focus on their education, empowering them
to reduce their vulnerability to factors such as poverty, violence and
trafficking. We also seek to work with organisations that defend the rights of
children and young people and provide support to those from marginalised
communities as they enter mainstream society.

Our approach aims to equip people with skills and opportunities to enable them
to become self-sufficient and not rely on external assistance. To this end, we
support organisations focused on enduring support that lasts long beyond a
projects’ end.








Emerging Markets populations are often vulnerable with little access to
resources, influence, information and decision-making, which in turn leads to
political, social and economic exclusion. Poverty and inequality often push
people to live on the margins in places that are risky, such as alongside
rivers, floodplains, marginal land and hillsides, a contributing factor to
vulnerable populations often being the most severely impacted in times of
emergencies. With the comparative cost of natural disasters as a percentage of
GDP being far higher in Emerging Markets than Developed Markets, The Carlyle
Foundation responds to emergencies across Emerging Market countries to ensure
civil society organisations and their beneficiaries are supported at their most
vulnerable.












The Carlyle Foundation seeks to make a positive and sustainable difference to
communities in the Emerging Markets. Increasingly we see the effects of climate
change on the ability of communities to survive and thrive. Many in these
communities rely on climate-sensitive sectors for their livelihoods and have few
resources to fight against the impacts of climate change.

The Carlyle Foundation’s support to combat the effects of climate change is
framed around the objectives of the Paris Agreement and the 17 United Nations
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Delivered in collaboration with Carlyle
(for further information please see Carlyle’s Sustainability Report), our grants
support organisations that mitigate carbon whilst contributing to societal
development.











The Carlyle Foundation recognises that some social impact organisations will be
generating revenues through their activities. To achieve their objectives these
organisations often require working capital to grow and scale. In 2008, the
Foundation began making programme related investments in organisations whose
work aligns with its charitable objectives.

The Carlyle Foundation recognises that different types of capital deployed to a
range of organisations along the investment spectrum can generate a positive
impact aligned to its charitable objectives. To this end the Foundation has
sought to identify appropriate impact first investment opportunities to enable
it to deploy as much of its resources as possible to generating positive
societal outcomes for Emerging Market communities.










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