We worked together

Foundation created in 2008 by André Mulliez. Recognised as a public utility in 2011, it promotes entrepreneurship.

Collective and individual coaching on the various strategies for scaling up and topics related to scaling up for laureates of the Fondation la France s’Engage

Support mission to help the development of the corporate foundation’s strategic project for the next five-year period 2023 – 2028, with a focus on intergenerational and participative initiatives.

Mentoring of high social impact projects for African scholarship students who are Mastercard Foundation laureates

The L’Oréal Fund for Women is a charitable fund launched in 2020 to support frontline organizations in their efforts to help women to get out of poverty, prevent domestic, sexual and gender-based violence against women. 

Support for the spin-off of Football Ecologie into new areas, an association that helps football clubs and local authorities to set up action plans for the ecological and inclusive transition of sport and society.

Mentoring and support in scaling up for 9 social entrepreneurs as part of the Future Forward programme funded by the European Commission, which supports social enterprises in the digital and youth sectors in partnership with Reach for Change.

Diagnosis and support for the definition of the development strategy of the association, which has been working for 15 years to develop the potential and initiatives of young people in Madagascar.

Support for the international solidarity NGO GRET in the development of their “Fantaa” project, which aims to improve menstrual hygiene in rural areas of Senegal and Burkina Faso.

Support with a strategic diagnosis for the H’Up association, which supports disabled entrepreneurs, with the aim of assessing the structures’ readiness to change scale and identifying the transformation projects to be carried out.

Support for the Hang’Art social franchise development project, a café-restaurant accessible to all

Support in formalising shared values and translating them into a collective project for the Hapi’Coop cooperative, which promotes the vision of a world in which every disabled or socially vulnerable person can choose a home suited to their aspirations and be supported in achieving their full potential, even if they choose to live independently.