In 2023, Parquest launched its philanthropic fund, hosted by the Transatlantic Bank’s endowment fund, with the ambition to develop and perpetuate an approach to finance projects of general interest in line with the values of Parquest.

Each year, Parquest’s philanthropic fund provides financial support, and in some cases pro bono and skills sharing, to 6 to 8 projects with themes related to Parquest’s values: social inclusion, the fight against inequality and climate change.

Governance

Parquest’s philanthropic fund is administered by a management committee composed of members of the Parquest team and members of the Transatlantic Bank endowment fund. New projects are analysed and selected at least once a year based on the following selection criteria:

  • Philanthropic purpose in line with the social purpose of the Parquest fund
  • Minimum of 3 years of existence
  • Projects in France

The amounts allocated (by project range from 10,000 to 30,000 euros).

To submit a project, please download the application form available here:

Examples of charities supported

BGE Parif

An entrepreneurship awareness program for high school students to prevent them from dropping out.

Convention des Entreprises pour le Climat

A program to raise awareness for businesses on the environmental transition and the regenerative economy.

Le Rocher

Sailing inclusion program for school dropouts.

100000 entrepreneurs

Program to transmit the desire to be an entrepreneur to young people aged 13 to 25 thanks to inspiring life stories of professionals in educational and extra-curricular establishments.

Massajobs

Program to help people get back on their feet, restore confidence and support people from disadvantaged neighborhoods to become more active in their lives and in society through work.

Generation+

Program to combat the exclusion and precariousness of populations far from employment, particularly through training programs in health and digital technology.

Petit bagage d’amour

Assistance and support program for pregnant women in very precarious circumstances.