Philanthropy

key4job.fr is a tool developed by EVOLEM Citoyen in 2015. It is an online guide offering career and job seeking advice and inspiration to young people. Key4Job lists various tools and measures covering 5 topics (careers guidance, employment, entrepreneurship, external obstacles, bouncing back). It also includes a blog offering practical advice and information about state aid and public policy. Key4Job offers various tools, each with the same purpose: to offer all young people the means to move forward and get answers to the questions they may have about their career, job seeking, working and how to fund their plans. This website showcases various measures and tools available for young people (initiatives cards) but also offers advice via a blog. Facebooks lives and videos are used to share information, tips and advice, but there are also guest speakers and a podcast (‘Galères de Jeune’) which gives a voice to young people who share stories of their own experience, choices, light-bulb moments, struggles and solutions.

Evolem and Evolem Citoyen are the founding patrons of EDEN School, the first and only centre in France to train pupils who have finished Year 10/ninth grade in programming. As an inclusive training centre, it is open to all those who are keen to take the course. In Paris and in Villeurbanne

Article 1 works in the field of equal opportunities to promote social mobility and further education for young people from modest backgrounds. We are supporting an experiment in high school mentoring in the AURA region.

Année Lumière helps young people who have lost their way by offering them a year out to get to know themselves better, build their confidence and establish a plan for the future.

We support the Coop’R programme developed to promote the social and professional integration of young refugees through civic service. The group is made up of 10 French-speakers and 10 non-French speakers. They take part in civic service missions in teams 2 days per week and are offered specific activities on the other days, including French language lessons.

Nouvelle Cour is a communications agency which works to promote the professional integration of young people in urban areas. In particular, it runs a project to make internships more accessible to students from underprivileged areas on BTS vocational communications courses.

P.E.R.L.E. is an employment access program for people who are far removed from employment and reside in shelters. This year, Evolem Citoyen is also funding the study conducted on the return to housing of beneficiaries when they leave the PERLE program over the period 2018-2020.

As a child welfare organisation, Prado offers various schemes. We support the "Passerelles" programme, which is aimed at young adults to facilitate the transition from collective to individual housing.

The Propulseo association is committed to giving students in higher education a better chance of academic success. This programme enables deserving students to receive financial, personal and professional support from a company throughout the year.

Rêv'Elles offers innovative guidance programs (free of charge and outside of school hours), aimed at young women from modest backgrounds so that "each young girl, whatever her social background, can be in a position to dream, choose and appropriate her own personal and professional life".

Tu feras quoi plus tard ? is an equal opportunity association to guide 16-25 year olds in their professional reorientation. Its goal: to redefine the models of success to allow each person to create the career path that corresponds to him or her!

Valdocco Laurenfance is an establishment for vulnerable adolescents (aged 13 to 17) placed in the framework of child protection and judicial youth protection. Located in Tassin, it consists of a boarding school for teenage boys and an educational day care service. We support the Motiv'Action scheme, which is a personalised support programme that facilitates access to autonomy and commitment for 17-21 year olds who have a professional project.

The Apprentis d'Auteuil Foundation supports young people aged 18 to 30 in their training and social and professional integration. Some of them are confronted with housing problems that prevent them from continuing their studies. To remedy this, the establishments that support these young people are experimenting with a transitional accommodation project shared by the various establishments.

ATD Quart-Monde campaigns for the eradication of extreme poverty. We support the experimental research-action project "Réussir Ensemble" (succeeding together) in favour of employment and professional training for young NEETs (not in employment, education or training). The aim is to enable young people who are very far from employment to integrate socially and professionally.

Launched in 2018, the Caracol association takes over the management of vacant premises to promote inter-cultural and solidarity-based flatshares in infill housing. The aim is to promote inter-cultural and solidarity-based shared housing, where refugees and French people of different ages, origins and backgrounds live together. We support the establishment of the association in the Lyon metropolitan area.

FNDSA is carrying out an experimental project (CoCon – Co-Conception and Co-Construction) to imagine, test and lead the accommodation model of tomorrow. It aims to experiment with hybrid and mixed formats of accommodation in Tinies Houses and is part of a European research-action programme.

Since 2013, Explore has brought together and supported new explorers looking to develop optimistic and practical projects to address social and environmental challenges. Through the Campus, Explore engages students in the green transition by offering additional learning and action formats to the higher education courses currently on offer.

The Polar Pod expedition aims to conduct research into the Antarctic ocean. A major ocean carbon sink and driving force of global flows, this major climate operator remains little-known. It is also home to a vast reserve of marine life. Sharing this expedition in real time will make it possible to establish interesting educational connections between life, earth and environmental sciences for academics and the general public. Expedition start date: end of 2023, for a period of 3 years.

This non-profit organisation runs awareness-raising campaigns about the issues surrounding the green transition. It holds workshops and provides educational content and training. Its tool, the ‘Ecological Renaissance fresco’ is a representation of a low-carbon land, produced by Julien Dossier. This fresco offers a road map to green transition divided into 24 areas.

Rejoué is an association that runs an integration project. Its activity is the collection, the cleaning, the reassembling and the sale of used toys. It strongly contributes to the protection of the environment by reducing waste and developing reuse. Domorrow supports this association in its spin-off strategy.

Making items with your own hands enables you to find beauty. That is the saying at the Emmaüs workshop, a training-workshop which makes designer furniture and fittings using salvaged wood, and at the same time offers training to people facing exclusion.

The Climate Generation programme aims to raise awareness among young people about climate change and the resulting inequalities.

Plastic Odyssey is an expedition to change behaviors and habits around plastic. 3 years, 3 continents: a world tour with the aim of educating and raising awareness among entrepreneurs and the general public about plastic recycling by providing low-tech machines and setting up a "solutions village" to facilitate the transition to action. A team of social science researchers has been brought on board to conduct a study on people's behavior and their relationship with plastic. And as a bonus, the desire to create a community of entrepreneurs around the world who turn plastic waste into a resource!

Renaissance Project is an association that allows the upcycling of unsold haute couture, by supporting a work camp where seamstresses are trained to find a job. A fashion show punctuates their work.

The "Centre de Ressources de Botanique Appliquée" proposes concrete actions to reintroduce biodiversity in the Lyon region. The CRBA was created in 2008 on the initiative of Stéphane Crozat and Sabrina Novak. Located in Charly (Rhône), this center offers 4 scientific, cultural and technical spaces around seeds: – A conservatory of local and international varieties of local interest – A Vavilov agronomic station, named after the Russian botanist and plant geneticist – The Melchior farm, where crops are tested, studied and produced in relation to their adaptation to climate change. – A seed farm, where the best selected varieties of seeds will be produced and distributed free of charge to farmers in the metropolis. Evolem supports the CRBA through its Domorrow endowment fund, in the running of the association, whether it be for the reinforcement of its teams, the purchase of equipment or the development of its communication. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

The Transition Campus is an educational eco-place that works to promote ecological, economic and humanist transitions, in particular by training students, teachers and professionals on these subjects. High-quality training courses, reinforced by partnerships with higher education institutions, are offered in a castle and a 12-hectare park, which have themselves been renovated to respect the environment and promote biodiversity. Based on a head-body-heart pedagogy, the project developed by the president and co-founder Cécile Renouard aims to "put the economy at the service of people and the planet". Domorrow supports this project in its spin-off strategy.

The Domaine de Mirabeau is a project undertaken by the commune of Fabrègues and the CEN (Conservatoire d'Espaces Naturels) of Languedoc-Roussillon in order to restore biodiversity on an endangered site.

The mission of the Institut de l'Economie pour le Climat is to advance action against climate change. It conducts analyses to support the thinking of financial institutions, companies and territories on investments and financing to support the ecological transition.

The Terre de Liens Foundation acts for the protection of the environment on the support and the rare resource that is the land heritage in order to preserve the nourishing land and the natural resources. The Terre de Liens Foundation favours two modes of action: 1. Raising awareness and mobilizing citizens, public authorities and private actors so that they take part in the collective management and preservation of the common heritage that is land. 2. Holding land to protect, conserve and improve it: the Terre de Liens Foundation implements an action for the very long-term preservation of the natural heritage which is supported by land.

A study on the reuse of treated wastewater in agriculture. The Biovallée association celebrated its 10th anniversary in June 2022. The mission of this association, which brings together many municipalities in the Drôme, is to help make the Biovallée a model territory in terms of ecological and social transition. To achieve this, they mobilise all stakeholders within their region and federate a network around local policies. Domorrow supports them on a study about the reuse of treated wastewater for agricultural purposes. The association and its partners (local authorities, companies, chamber of agriculture…) intend to prove the efficiency of such a system, to raise awareness among farmers and to guide them towards this practice.

The Shift Project is a think tank that works towards a carbon-free economy. It is a non-profit association, guided by the requirement of scientific rigour, whose mission is to enlighten and influence the debate on the energy transition.

Evolem is one of the founding members of this endowment fund launched by Alain Mérieux, bringing together Lyon-based companies in the fight against homelessness. What makes l’Entreprise des Possibles particularly innovative is how it pools human, financial and property resources and redistributes them to local community organisations working to reduce extreme insecurity. This plan does not aim to take the place of social services, to the contrary, rather to scale up their action by setting up a platform to provide an interface between companies and non-profits.

Project CLEF (Center and housing for children and women): creation of a place to accommodate women alone or with children. The building will be built on 7 levels with a childcare center, a multipurpose room, a collective kitchen and 55 apartments from T1 to T3. Work is scheduled to start in the 3rd quarter of 2021, with the site opening in 2023.

ALYNEA supports, in a caring and demanding manner, any person in a fragile situation, whatever the cause, so that they can gain autonomy and find their place in our society. The Halte des Femmes project provides accommodation for women in pre- or post-natal care.

The non-profit organisation, 60 000 Rebonds helps post-bankruptcy entrepreneurs to bounce back following an entrepreneurial set-back.

The aim of the endowment fund is to foster, support and develop the museum’s scientific, cultural, educational and social public interest activities, directly or indirectly, both in France and abroad, which contribute to promoting science, the arts and society, as well as the dissemination of objective understanding and the sharing of knowledge

The Gabriel Rosset Centre has been welcoming homeless men for over 70 years. Evolem is supporting a renovation programme to provide a more dignified reception. This programme starts with the renovation of the cabins in order to fit out about thirty rooms.