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Promote Giving Adds Six New Signatories as Performance-Linked Philanthropy Model Expands Across Investment Managers

07.16.2026

Promote Giving today announced the addition of six new signatories, expanding the group of investment firms participating in its performance-linked giving model.

Promote Giving Adds Six New Signatories as Performance-Linked Philanthropy Model Expands Across Investment Managers

July 16, 2026 – Promote Giving today announced the addition of six new signatories, expanding the group of investment firms participating in its performance-linked giving model.  

With the addition of Blacksheep Fund Management, Fourier, Hunter Point Capital, Quantum Capital, Two Seas Capital and Vinci Compass, Promote Giving now includes 15 firms committed to donating the equivalent of at least 5% of their selected funds’ promote, or carried interest, to charitable organizations focused on healthcare, education and human well-being.

Participating strategies now span private credit, private equity, real estate, secondaries and hedge funds, reflecting the model’s applicability across a range of investment approaches.

Promote Giving provides investment firms a clear way to tie charitable giving to fund performance, serving to further integrate investing and philanthropy for firms, portfolio managers and team members. 

“We are deeply committed to expanding economic mobility,” said Bennett Goodman, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of Hunter Point Capital. “We see it as our duty to identify barriers to mobility, support innovative and evidence-based solutions in wage-building and wealth-building, and help scale what works—so that more individuals can access a pathway to prosperity. Joining the Promote Giving model allows us to collaborate with others who share this vision and drive meaningful, measurable impact across the country.”

Because the commitment is tied to promote, the model connects charitable giving to investment success without changing a fund’s investment objective or creating a separate investment mandate. For limited partners, that structure offers a clear point of alignment: greater charitable impact when participating funds perform.

“As investment managers, we spend our careers thinking carefully about where capital can create value,” said Sina Toussi, Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Two Seas Capital. “Promote Giving brings that same sense of motivation to philanthropy, instilling even greater purpose to our work and supporting our global communities in ways previously underexplored and underinvested.”

Participating funds represent more than $44 billion in pledged assets. With a commitment to allocate at least the equivalent of 5% of selected funds’ performance fees to philanthropy, the initiative has the potential to generate an estimated $300-350 million in charitable donations over the next decade. Signatories are already supporting charitable organizations including Whizz Kids, Rocket Learning, South Bronx United and Pratham.

About Promote Giving
Promote Giving is a transformative initiative aimed at advancing philanthropy throughout the investment industry. Participation is open to any investment fund that commits to donate the equivalent of at least 5% of its selected funds’ performance fees to charitable organizations focused on healthcare, education and other drivers of well-being. Inspired by Ares Management and its Pathfinder family of funds, the innovative Promote Giving model ties fund performance to purpose.