Business is a powerful platform for change.
The Salesforce Ventures Impact Fund invests in the most innovative enterprise software companies that drive measurable social and environmental impact.
Investment Focus Areas
Education & Workforce Development
Enabling equal access to high-quality education and preparing workers for jobs of the future
Sustainability
Creating better access to clean energy, improving resource efficiency, and increasing supply chain performance
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Promoting equal opportunity and economic empowerment for women and underrepresented groups
Social Sector Technology
Amplifying impact for the social sector through technology that increases efficiency and transparency
Digital Health
Expanding access and increasing quality of care for underserved groups
68%
portfolio companies have a female or underrepresented minority founder or CEO*
92%
of portfolio companies with board members who are female or underrepresented minorities*
40.8M
students & adult learners served
Education & Workforce Development
3.1M
metric tons of co2 reduced
Sustainability
8.9M
individuals who were provided access to new financial services
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
9.7M
individuals provided access to career support
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
$47.5B
in donations or grants facilitated
social sector technology
3.0M
patients served
digital health
the latest from our portfolio
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Meet the portfolio
Meet our portfolio companies that are creating social and environmental impact through technology.
*Underrepresented minority is defined here as those that identify as Black, Indigenous, or LatinX. This metric is for US-based companies only.
Note: Impact metrics shown are the cumulative results of annual reporting from portfolio companies.