Goldman Sachs One Million Black Women is a $10 billion investment commitment with $100 million in philanthropic capital to drive economic growth and opportunity.

One Million Black Women

10 years. $10 billion in investment capital. $100 million in philanthropic capital.

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"Goldman Sachs One Million Black Women&nbsp;is a comprehensive investment focused on key moments from early childhood through retirement, increasing opportunity where investment could make all the difference.&nbsp;\r\n"

Goldman Sachs One Million Black Women&nbsp;is a comprehensive investment focused on key moments from early childhood through retirement, increasing opportunity where investment could make all the difference.&nbsp;

Making an Impact

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Source:&nbsp;Based on internal data collected since program inception in 2021.

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Our comprehensive investment strategy drives impact across six pillars.

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"Our comprehensive investment strategy drives impact across six pillars."

"Our Impact Pillars"

Access to Capital

Affordable Housing 

Digital Connectivity

Education

Healthcare

Workforce Advancement

Our Impact Pillars

Featured Investments

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Helps ensure families have access to stable and affordable housing.

Residences at Woodlake

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Helps provide immediate working capital to small businesses by purchasing outstanding invoices and accelerating cash flow.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Helps ensure access to childcare co-located with their housing and other community resources.

Brighter Futures Fund

Helps empower caregiving professionals with high-quality online tools and training.

CareAcademy

Black in Business is a free business education program for sole proprietors, providing the tools and guidance to grow their business. The program helps sole proprietors learn how to price their product or service, hire their first employee, understand their finances, and so much more. 

"Black in Business is a free business education program for sole proprietors, providing the tools and guidance to grow their business. The program helps sole proprietors learn how to price their product or service, hire their first employee, understand their finances, and so much more. "

"Black in Business"

Black in Business

Our Starting Point: Rooted in Research

"Our Starting Point: Rooted in Research"

Due to complex historical factors and ongoing discrimination, Black women remain heavily disadvantaged across a broad range of economic measures. This study focuses on the wealth gap, its relationship with these economic disadvantages, and the public and private investment opportunities to help close these gaps.

Black Womenomics: Investing in the Underinvested

Goldman Sachs research has shown that one of the fastest ways to accelerate change and effectively begin to address the racial wealth gap is to listen to and invest in Black women. Our Black Womenomics research focuses on the wealth gap, its relationship with these economic disadvantages, and the public and private investment opportunities to help close these gaps.

Black Womenomics: Equalizing Entrepreneurship

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One Million Black Women

One Million Black Women

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Residences at Woodlake

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Brighter Futures Fund

CareAcademy

Our Starting Point: Rooted in Research