Citizenship

Each summer, our Explore GS series provides our interns around the world with insights and advice from leaders across the firm. This session covered the firm’s philanthropic and economic growth efforts led by our Office of Corporate Engagement teams. Watch Video

As part of the firm’s COVID-19 community response, we have committed $30 million in philanthropic support to the hardest-hit communities globally, comprised of two employee-driven efforts. Learn More

As the pandemic continues to deeply impact our communities, the people of Goldman Sachs have responded by committing to volunteer through a special campaign to volunteer remotely. Read More

Asahi Pompey, global head of Corporate Engagement and president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, highlights how Community TeamWorks, the firm's global employee volunteer initiative, hosted its first ever Summer Service Fest, a day-long celebration of service connecting GS people with outstanding nonprofit organizations in New York. Other events will be held in Bengaluru and London. Read More on LinkedIn

At Goldman Sachs, sustainability is an important driver of our engagement with clients and how we conduct our business. See the Goldman Sachs 2018 Sustainability Report. View Report

We sat down with Maud Le Moine, a vice president in our Investment Banking Division in London, who worked with a client to help bring to market a bond to support the immunization of children in the developing world. Read More

Volunteers from the Goldman Sachs Women in Engineering group recently finished teaching a newly designed, advanced coding curriculum at the Urban Assembly School of Business for Young Women, an all-girls public high school in New York City Read More

Hundreds of special little helpers arrived at eight Goldman Sachs offices across the US yesterday, joining their parents at work for the annual Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day. Read More

We strive to provide leadership on environmental and societal challenges suited to our skills and reach, where we can make a difference. Read More

In 2017, people from across 51 offices in 25 countries participated in Community TeamWorks projects. See how Goldman Sachs people, family and friends joined together to help make a meaningful difference. Read More

Deep into the night last weekend a group of twelve women engineers from Goldman Sachs’ Technology Division participated in the fourth annual “Hack the Deep” hackathon at the world-famous American Museum of Natural History in New York. Read More

Goldman Sachs hosted the Sustainable Finance Innovation Forum, which convened corporate leaders, investors, public sector representatives and non-profit organizations to discuss key themes influencing environmental markets and sustainability. From increasing investor focus on Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) integration to rapid ongoing technology innovation, the growing economic thesis around low carbon solutions and sustainable business models is reshaping industries and markets. Watch the day’s highlights and read key takeaways from the forum. Watch Video and Read More

Edith Cooper, global head of Human Capital Management at Goldman Sachs, writes about the power of giving and how analysts at the firm are supporting innovative nonprofits. Read More on LinkedIn

More than 700 Goldman Sachs employees participated in the second annual Goldman Sachs-DREAM Wiffle® Ball Tournament, raising over $150,000 for DREAM, an East Harlem-based nonprofit. Watch Video

Teams made up of nearly 300 analysts from Goldman Sachs offices around the world competed to win grants from Goldman Sachs Gives to support innovative non-profit organizations of their choice. Watch Video

Maggie Moore, a vice president in Goldman Sachs Asset Management, recently traveled to Accra, the capital of Ghana, to participate in a week-long leadership program with women entrepreneurs in the region. Read More

Students registered at universities in China and due to graduate in 2019 can enter the 2017 competition to help impact the success of businesses in Beijing and in Baoji, Shanxi. Read more about the competition and the two business case challenges. The application deadline is May 21, 2017. Learn More

In our 2016 Environmental, Social and Governance Report we highlight our commitment to sustainability and describe our work on behalf of our clients and the communities we seek to serve. As a leading global financial services firm, we are positioned to help address environmental and social challenges and to support opportunities for economic growth. View Interactive Report

Goldman Sachs Gives, has launched the 2017 Analyst Impact Fund, a global competition where teams of Goldman Sachs analysts collaborate with peers across the firm to potentially secure a grant to make an impact in the communities where they live and work through a chosen nonprofit. Watch Video

Through Community TeamWorks, the people of Goldman Sachs contribute their ideas and expertise to drive tangible progress in local communities around the world. In 2016, people from across 48 offices in 21 countries participated in CTW projects. See Infographic

Goldman Sachs recently celebrated its 12th season of the Student Art Project in Jersey City, New Jersey and showcased the artwork of 30 local students. Launched in 2005 with the Jersey City education, arts and nonprofit communities, the Student Art Project is a free arts and education program aimed to introduce students to new artistic mediums, environments, and topical issues within their community. Learn More

After achieving our initial goal of financing and investing $40 billion in clean energy, we put the number in context as we look ahead to our expanded target: $150 billion by 2025. Read Report and Watch Video

As part of the Goldman Sachs Gives Analyst Impact Fund competition, analysts around the world vied for a first-place grant of $100,000 towards a nonprofit of their choice. A team of five analysts won in New York this week after pitching to senior leaders of the firm. Read More

In our Environmental, Social and Governance Report we illustrate the impact that our people, ideas and capital can have on supporting economic growth, addressing social challenges and promoting environmental sustainability. Explore the Interactive Experience

In 2015, Goldman Sachs celebrated its 11th season of the Student Art Project in Jersey City, New Jersey, encouraging local students to think critically about environmental and social issues, and to express themselves through creative works. Learn More