Our sharing and solidarity range enables us to play an active part in the social and societal transition by saving for socially useful projects.
It is made up of 4 sharing funds which support 4 associations:
Healthcare
Improving health and well-being
Séjours Siel Bleu offers a five-day programme of activities and simple tools for cancer survivors to take time out, get together, and share with others their experiences in dealing with their illness.
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Biodiversity
Preserving wetlands
In restoring the Brévant watershed in the Aube département, the association Nature 2050 works towards rehabilitating a wet ecosystem that retains and purifies water. Extending over almost 10 hectares, this operation promotes the preservation of fauna and flora that are typical of forested wetlands.
Culture
Supporting the Louvre’s initiatives
The Louvre endowment facilitates access to culture throughout France without consideration of origin or social background. Addressing both children and adults, it finances numerous cultural discovery events, including in hospitals and prisons.
Human rights
Guaranteeing human rights
Through LBP AM SRI Human Rights, we support the International Federation for Human Rights, which ensures respect for civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights as defined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. With a footprint in 117 countries, it conducts investigations and legal advocacy initiatives, as well as training programmes for human rights activists.
It includes a solidarity fund (LBP AM ISR Actions Solidaire) which supports a number of associations, including:
Employment
Social integration through employment
France Active is a movement of engaged entrepreneurs who aim to put society on a more solidarity-based footing.
As a pioneer in solidarity-based finance, France Active supports creative people – both the most vulnerable and the most ambitious – and, in so doing, helps create or retain more than 60,000 jobs each year.
Housing
Established in 1985, Habitat et Humanisme promotes public housing for distressed persons.
With a footprint in 80 French départements and consisting mainly of volunteers, the association runs numerous projects, adapted to local contexts, to address exclusion and isolation.
Childhood
Helping to protect minors or young adults whose health, morals or education are in danger