ESG Newsletter

The Sierra Club Foundation was established in the 1960s so that the Sierra Club, an environmental advocacy group, could preserve its charity status by assuring tax deductibility to its donors. The organization is funded by individual and institutional donors to promote efforts to educate and empower people to protect and improve the natural and human environment.

The Foundation manages its assets in order to maximize its impact by aligning its investment strategy to its mission. As such, the Sierra Club Foundation's assets are invested in funds that integrate ESG issues and that do not own companies with fossil fuel reserves. Additionally, the Foundation manages a high impact portfolio that focuses on achieving a high impact by focusing on climate solutions.

Investment Policy Statement