◈ Homepage — http://socialimpactfund.org/contact/What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Residential Public Urban Hotels 555-555-5555 [email protected] What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Get Started Today Put your vision in action. We welcome your messages to the Social Impact Fund, and will typically respond within 1-2 business days. Social Impact Fund 750 W. 7th Street P.O. Box #811026 Los Angeles, CA 90081 Tel: (917) 653-2513 The Social Impact Fund does not accept unsolicited funding requests and does not accept fan mail. Decades of experience helping our programs make a positive difference in the world. Official Airline of the Social Impact Fund CONTACT Social Impact Fund 750 W. 7th Street P.O. Box #811026 Los Angeles, CA 90081 main: (917) 653-2513 [email protected] SIF is a Charity Navigator Four Star Charity that meets all 20 Better Business Bureau charity standards and carries the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency. © Social Impact Fund 2026 Financials State Disclosures Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Admin Login Donate Share by: ◈ Interior Pages — 13 pages crawledSocial Impact Fund | 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsor What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Residential Button Public Photo By: John Doe Button Urban Button Hotels Photo by: John Doe Button 555-555-5555 [email protected] What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Get Started Today Social Impact Summit x NYC March 30, 2026 | New York, NY The  Social Impact Fund (SIF)  and  Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) Foundation  are proud to announce the  2026 Social Impact Summit x NYC,  taking place at FIT on March 30, 2026. Rooted in a shared commitment to advancing a more just and equitable future, and following on from the success of the SIF 2024 and 2025 Summits in Los Angeles, SIF and FIT are presenting the Summit as a platform for dialogue and collaboration at the intersection of fashion, beauty, and purposeful advocacy. In addition to high-level panels and thoughtful discourse, the Summit will honor two extraordinary individuals who have redefined purposeful advocacy:  SELENA GOMEZ and KENNETH COLE. The Summit will be held at the  Fashion Institute of Technology  (FIT) on March 30, from  3 PM to 6 PM , with an exclusive reception to follow. This  invitation-only  gathering will convene industry executives, creative visionaries, and philanthropic leaders to explore how the world’s most influential brands are driving systemic change and addressing pressing societal challenges. With The Hollywood Reporter as the official media partner, the Social Impact Summit x NYC sponsors include: Kate Spade New York (Gold Sponsor); Perlman & Perlman, LLP and Ulta Beauty (Bronze Sponsors); as well as Delta Air Lines, the Official Airline of the Social Impact Fund. Decades of experience helping our programs make a positive difference in the world. Official Airline of the Social Impact Fund CONTACT Social Impact Fund 750 W. 7th Street P.O. Box #811026 Los Angeles, CA 90081 main: (917) 653-2513 [email protected] SIF is a Charity Navigator Four Star Charity that meets all 20 Better Business Bureau charity standards and carries the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency. © Social Impact Fund 2026 Financials State Disclosures Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Admin Login Donate Share by: Social Impact Fund | 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsor What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Residential Button Public Photo By: John Doe Button Urban Button Hotels Photo by: John Doe Button 555-555-5555 [email protected] What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Get Started Today SIF's 10-Year Impact Report This report is a testament to the incredible journey we have traveled over the past decade, our growth from a small nonprofit startup, to a reliable and trusted resource for diverse change makers and impact leaders! To navigate the report simply move your cursor over the pages and click on the right or left to go forward or backwards through the report. Alternatively simply use the arrow key on your keyboard to flip pages.  To make the presentation full screen, click on the two diagonal arrows in the bottom right corner of the presentation.   To download the report, click here .   Decades of experience helping our programs make a positive difference in the world. Official Airline of the Social Impact Fund CONTACT Social Impact Fund 750 W. 7th Street P.O. Box #811026 Los Angeles, CA 90081 main: (917) 653-2513 [email protected] SIF is a Charity Navigator Four Star Charity that meets all 20 Better Business Bureau charity standards and carries the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency. © Social Impact Fund 2026 Financials State Disclosures Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Admin Login Donate Share by: Social Impact Fund | 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsor What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Residential Button Public Photo By: John Doe Button Urban Button Hotels Photo by: John Doe Button 555-555-5555 [email protected] What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Get Started Today News & Events FEBRUARY 17, 2026 WOMEN'S WEAR DAILY (WWD) Social Impact Fund and FIT Foundation to Honor Selena Gomez and Kenneth Cole The 2026 Social Impact Summit, which takes place in New York City on March 30, focuses on the intersection of fashion, beauty and philanthropy. Read More FEBRUARY 17, 2026 THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER Selena Gomez and Kenneth Cole to Be Honored at 2026 Social Impact Summit The Social Impact Fund and Fashion Institute of Technology Foundation are hosting the March 30 event, which will focus on the intersection of fashion, beauty and philanthropy. The Hollywood Reporter is the official media partner. Read More AUGUST 12, 2025   FORBES How Social Impact Fund Helps Changemakers Grow Their Big Ideas What if you had a brilliant idea to change the world—but no idea how to turn it into a legitimate nonprofit? What if the biggest hurdle wasn’t inspiration, but infrastructure? For the last decade, executive director Craig Cichy and the team at  Social Impact Fund  have been quietly helping changemakers solve that problem. Read More JUNE 24, 2025 | the hollywood reporter Sean Penn Reveals Why He Feels Like a “Plumber” at 2025 THR Social Impact Summit: “Tell Me What’s Broken and We’ll See If I Can Help Fix It” Both Philanthropist of the Year John Legend and keynote speaker George Lopez called out the Trump administration for its immigration policies at the event hosted by The Hollywood Reporter and the Social Impact Fund. Hundreds of guests gathered at the Directors Guild of America headquarters in Los Angeles on Thursday to participate in the 2025  Social Impact Summit :  Philanthropy , Power and Purpose.  Sean Penn ,  John Legend  and  George Lopez  were among the speakers and honorees. The summit brings together the worlds of philanthropy and Hollywood to discuss ideas and recognize changemakers who create a meaningful impact on the world. The Hollywood Reporter and the  Social Impact Fund  hosted the event. Read More JUNE 3, 2025 | the hollywood reporter CORE Founders Sean Penn and Ann Lee, John Legend to Be Honored at 2025 Social Impact Summit, Hosted by THR and Social Impact Fund Sean Penn  and  Ann Lee , co-founders of CORE, and  John Legend  will be honored at the second annual  Social Impact Summit  in partnership with the Social Impact Fund, set for on July 24. The event, co-hosted by the Social Impact Fund and The Hollywood Reporter, aims to inspire accessible and impactful  philanthropy  by breaking down barriers to meaningful change. This half-day summit will bring together more than 500 culture makers, production companies, talent agencies and notable figures from the entertainment and creative industries and beyond. The program will explore the dynamic evolution of philanthropy, emerging trends with charitable giving and navigating challenges to make impact possible. Read More AUGUST 1, 2024 | INSIDE PHILANTHROPY Meet the Fiscal Sponsor to the Stars: The Social Impact Fund When actor Rosario Dawson (perhaps best-known recently for playing Ahsoka Tano in the “Star Wars” series “Ahsoka”) decided to create a charitable fund last year, she turned to fiscal sponsor-to-the-stars Social Impact Fund (SIF) to help. Her new nonprofit, called Rio Dawn Foundation, aims to begin grantmaking in 2024/2025, supporting large national and international groups as well as smaller community-based groups with low overhead — “activists and changemakers” around the world, as the foundation’s executive director Pellagia Gambiza put it. Read More july 12, 2024 | The Hollywood Reporter | VIDEO PLAYLIST "How Hollywood Partnerships & Corporate Giving are Fighting the Fight Against HIV/AIDS" "Leveraging Hollywood for Raising Funds & Awareness for Crucial Causes" Philanthropy’s Boldest & Most Innovative Players & Platforms Feeding America, THR’s 2024 Philanthropic Organization of the Year Award july 12, 2024 | The Hollywood Reporter Sharon Stone, Charlize Theron Dive Deep on Hollywood Philanthropy at THR’s Social Impact Summit Optimism in the face of uncertainty was the tune of the day at the inaugural   Social Impact Summit , co-hosted by The Hollywood Reporter and the Social Impact Fund on Thursday. The summit, focusing on “The Future of Hollywood Philanthropy” and presented by biopharmaceutical company Gilead, buzzed with hope and a sense of urgency as Hollywood leaders, philanthropic innovators and on-the-ground volunteers packed the Directors Guild of America in Los Angeles. There was a defiant sense that the old ways were not working anymore — galas are out, giving circles are in. “Our goal today is not only to inspire new ways of doing good but to also spark conversations around what works and what can be done better,” Craig Cichy, executive director of the Social Impact Fund (winners of the 2023 THR award for  Philanthropic Organization of the Year ), noted in his opening remarks. Read More june 18, 2024 | The Hollywood Reporter Sharon Stone, Charlize Theron, Wilson Cruz Set for THR's Social Impact Summit Sharon Stone, Charlize Theron, Wilson Cruz and Thomas Sadoski are among the stars who will discuss “The Future of Hollywood Philanthropy” at a special summit on July 11. Co-hosted by the nonprofit Social Impact Fund and The Hollywood Reporter , the 2024 inaugural Social Impact Summit will see some of the entertainment industry’s biggest names — celebrities who are committed to giving back — come together to talk about the role Hollywood can play in making a difference on local, national and global levels. Presented by biopharmaceutical company Gilead, a leader in developing antiviral medications, the Social Impact Summit will include a keynote speech by Stone, a longtime supporter and champion of amfAR. Read More MARCH 1, 2024 Mixst Messages: Conversations with Tara Cohen and Craig Cichy A 10-year look back at SIF's origin, our growth, the impact our partner programs make....and how it all works together! SIF's Executive Director, Craig Cichy featured on the Mixst Messages podcast, with Tara Cohen. AUGUST 28, 2023 Social Impact Fund 10th Anniversary Celebration The success of the Social Impact Fund is directly linked to the extraordinary programs we host, their passion for change and the impact they make. Over the past decade, we’ve positioned ourselves as behind the scenes, allowing our projects to be front and center to grow and to flourish. AUGUST 24, 2023 | Investors OBserver The Social Impact Fund Celebrates its 10th Anniversary as it is named 2023 Philanthropic Organization of the Year by The Hollywood Reporter The Social Impact Fund Celebrates its 10th Anniversary as it is named 2023 Philanthropic Organization of the Year by The Hollywood Reporter Read More AUGUST 24, 2023 | PR NEWSWIRE The Social Impact Fund Celebrates its 10th Anniversary as it is named 2023 Philanthropic Organization of the Year by The Hollywood Reporter SIF presents Annette Bening with a $50,000 grant to contribute to the Entertainment Community Fund, of which she is Chair of the Board. Read More AUGUST 23, 2023 | The Hollywood Reporter Annette Bening Addresses “Really Serious” Financial Situation Amid Strikes: “A Lot of People Losing Thei Social Impact Fund | 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsor What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Residential Button Public Photo By: John Doe Button Urban Button Hotels Photo by: John Doe Button 555-555-5555 [email protected] What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Get Started Today Our service model: We’re our partners’ home base. The Social Impact Fund (SIF) provides efficient non-profit administration. SIF is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that provides a legal structure under which charitable programs may operate, acting as fiscal sponsor. Many times,  groups waiting for IRS 501(c)(3) determination may use a fiscal sponsor to get started quickly.  Other programs find using a fiscal sponsor long-term is the right option. SIF is a public charity, so funds may be collected from private foundations, the public, special events or campaigns, or multiple donors.  SIF is in the details.  Everything we do for you is designed to give you peace of mind. We take care of every detail, every inch of red tape, and every bit of bureaucracy — so you don’t have to. We assume fiduciary responsibility on all donations made & handle all required financial and administrative duties, tax filings and audits. When you partner with us, your goals are met and your expectations exceeded.  Simple & Immediate Startup Get started quickly, without the IRS burdens of creating a new 501(c)(3) organization.  Learn More Secure & Discreet  SIF is trusted with confidential donor information, and covers your project with general liability insurance. Get Started The SIF Expertise We have decades of experience in nonprofit management, fiduciary oversight, grant making and programming.  About Us “Working with the Social Impact Fund has been the most incredible way to help run my philanthropic activities smoothly. I trust their judgment and appreciate their expertise. I can always count on them to act responsibly, quickly, and extremely kindly.” Lily Collins, Lily Collins Empowerment Fund FAQ Will my organization be able to receive online contributions? SIF offers your program an online donation page to assist with your fundraising efforts. The donate page will typically mirror the design of your existing website – all we need is a sample URL page to get started! Will I be able to operate as a nonprofit organization? By working under the Social Impact Fund’s own 501(c)(3) charitable status, you are able to focus your time and efforts to fundraise and to deliver the program(s) that you want to put into place. SIF handles all of the back-office and administrative duties that are necessary to effectively manage your program, and follows all IRS regulations governing public charities. What are SIF's fees for fiscal sponsorship? The Social Impact Fund fiscal sponsor fees are among the most competitive in the industry: Annual Fee Structure Base fee = $1,500 / mo.; and Tier 1 - Annual revenues between $360k and $500k = 5% of deposits; then, Tier 2 - Annual revenues over $500k = 3.5% of deposits; then, Tier 3 - Annual revenues over $2.5 million = 2.5% of deposits. To whom are donations made payable? Your donors may make donations via checks payable to Social Impact Fund or the name of your charitable program name. SIF will acknowledge each donation, as required by the IRS. Are individual donors made public? The Social Impact Fund does not publicize or list individual donors to any of its sponsored programs. Do we have to register to receive donations in states that require donations? The Social Impact Fund is positioned as a national organization, and has filed required charitable registrations in the States that require filings. The cost and labor associated with these registrations are absorbed by SIF and are part of the services and benefits that SIF offers as a fiscal sponsor. Learn More  Are there restrictions on grants made from my organization? SIF-sponsored programs may recommend grants to other 501(c)(3) organizations for general support or for restricted purposes. No funds provided by SIF may be used for any political campaign, or to support attempts to influence legislation by any governmental body, nor to individuals. Will I be required to establish a Board of Directors? SIF acknowledges that a sponsored program may be structured to include a Board of Advisors, or another group to assist with the strategy, development and execution of program activities to achieve the program’s mission. Only the SIF Board of Directors will have legal and fiduciary responsibility over the funds raised, but will take recommendations by the program’s advisors to make grants and other expenditures that are related to the program’s activities. What insurances must my organization carry? SIF carries general liability insurance, but programs may obtain its own insurance depending on its planned activities. Special events many require additional coverage, but SIF may assist with this under its own policies. How does the Social Impact Fund report my activities to the IRS? The Social Impact Fund files an annual IRS Form 990 (tax return) and aggregates the income and expenditures of all if its sponsored programs into one tax return. Additionally, an annual independent audit is performed on SIF accounting. Contact Us Decades of experience helping our programs make a positive difference in the world. Official Airline of the Social Impact Fund CONTACT Social Impact Fund 750 W. 7th Street P.O. Box #811026 Los Angeles, CA 90081 main: (917) 653-2513 [email protected] SIF is a Charity Navigator Four Star Charity that meets all 20 Better Business Bureau charity standards and carries the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency. © Social Impact Fund 2026 Financials State Disclosures Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Admin Login Donate Share by: Social Impact Fund | 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsor What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Residential Button Public Photo By: John Doe Button Urban Button Hotels Photo by: John Doe Button 555-555-5555 [email protected] What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Get Started Today  Financials The Social Impact Fund (SIF) makes public its annual tax returns (Form 990) and its annual independent audits. All financial information is reported in aggregate, across all of SIF-sponsored programs. 2020 Form 990             Annual Audit 2021 Form 990             Annual Audit 2022 Form 990               Annual Audit 2023 Form 990               Annual Audit 2024 Form 990               Annual Audit Decades of experience helping our programs make a positive difference in the world. Official Airline of the Social Impact Fund CONTACT Social Impact Fund 750 W. 7th Street P.O. Box #811026 Los Angeles, CA 90081 main: (917) 653-2513 [email protected] SIF is a Charity Navigator Four Star Charity that meets all 20 Better Business Bureau charity standards and carries the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency. © Social Impact Fund 2026 Financials State Disclosures Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Admin Login Donate Share by: Social Impact Fund | 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsor What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Residential Button Public Photo By: John Doe Button Urban Button Hotels Photo by: John Doe Button 555-555-5555 [email protected] What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Get Started Today We believe in the power of good. Our Passion: To build bridges between those in need and those passionate about doing good. Since our founding in 2013, we’ve been the trusted, go-to partners for members of the entertainment and creative communities seeking expert, comprehensive support with their philanthropic goals. At SIF, we bring discretion, efficiency, and integrity to every task at hand.  SIF-sponsored programs work to advance social good and make a positive difference in the world-at-large, serving as a fiscal sponsor for a variety of charitable initiatives and programs. SIF Leadership Craig Cichy Executive Director Having led the Social Impact Fund (SIF) since its inception in 2013, Craig Cichy was formerly named the organization’s first Managing Director in 2020, and then Executive Director in 2022. While Craig has built his 25+-year career in a wide variety of roles, he views his work in philanthropy and non-profit management as the most personally gratifying of his life.  At Social Impact Fund (SIF), Craig leads the organization’s fiscal sponsorship practice, and manages the overall activities of the organization.  To date, SIF has administered over $100 million in fundraising revenues, and sponsors charitable initiatives rooted in the entertainment and creative communities and beyond. Partner programs include those led by John Legend, Will.I.Am, Kerry Washington, Shawn Mendes, Rosario Dawson, Bradley Cooper, Hailey Bieber, Ryan Reynolds, Cardi B., The Kid Laroi, Madonna, Chris Powell, Alex Cooper, and Lilly Singh, among others. Corporate-led initiatives sponsored by SIF include Internet Brands/WebMD, Loved01, Rhode Skin, Nike, and Scotch Porter. Prior to SIF, Craig consulted and managed the philanthropic activities of individuals and corporations dedicated to charitable work and community involvement via the MAC (Cosmetics) AIDS Fund and Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF) , overseeing portfolios of $12M+ annually. At EIF, he oversaw the philanthropic work of a growing number of high-profile individual and institutional clients within the entertainment industry, including Charlize Theron, Christina Applegate, Carrie Ann Inaba, Holly Robinson Peete, the Black Eyed Peas, and Comedy Central, as well as sponsored initiatives – the EIF Women’s Cancer Research Fund and the EIF Revlon Run/Walk for Women (NY & LA). Prior to joining EIF, he served as Director of the M∙A∙C AIDS Fund , the NYC-based global charitable initiative of M∙A∙C Cosmetics for six years. Craig directed an annual grants portfolio totaling $8-10 million, and assisted with the strategic direction of the Fund’s global grant making activities, specific to HIV/AIDS services and prevention. In addition, he directed M∙A∙C’s corporate participation in charitable events, created education and awareness campaigns for corporate and field employees, and managed the content of the Fund’s website. He developed global messaging for five of M∙A∙C’s annual World AIDS Day campaigns and other company-wide programs, including launches for 4 editions of the iconic M∙A∙C VIVA GLAM product line (featuring Christina Aguilera, Fergie, Linda Evangelista, Mary J. Blige, Pamela Anderson and Eve). By 2006, Craig propelled M∙A∙C Cosmetics to the highest-grossing corporate fundraising team in NYC AIDS Walk history, a position that M∙A∙C continues to hold today. From 2006-2008, he represented the M∙A∙C AIDS Fund on the Advisory Committee of the New York Community Trust.  Prior to his philanthropy work, Craig worked in figure skating, first as national events manager for the Ice Skating Institute of America, and then alongside of 2x Olympic Champion and legendary sportscaster, Dick Button, and producing dozens of professional figure skating events for network television. Craig is a member of the Council of NationSwell, serves as Treasurer of the Ice Skating Institute of America Education Foundation, and is on the Board of Trustees of the Ice Theatre of New York .  He resides in Los Angeles, CA with his dog, Lady. Anjali Ramasunder Program Director Anjali Ramasunder joined SIF as Program Director in February 2025. Anjali is a social impact strategist, with over a decade of executive-level experience helping entertainment and media organizations fulfill their mission-driven objectives. Since 2016, she has served as a consultant and interim executive for artists, athletes, brands, b-corps and nonprofit organizations, combining her understanding of impact and philanthropy across corporate and entertainment spaces, with strong program design and project management skills. Her most recent appointments were as the Interim Vice President of Programming at NationSwell (a B-Corp that services a membership of C-level executives who work across CSR, ESG, Corporate Philanthropy and internationally recognized foundations) and as the Interim Executive Director at Sounds of Saving (a music industry supported charity that supports youth mental health through music based educational programming).  Prior to her consultancy, Anjali held director-level roles at nationally renowned nonprofits, Music Will, (formerly Little Kids Rock), The T.J. Martell Foundation, and The Ad Council.   Anjali lives with her husband, Brad, and her dog Beckett in Durham, North Carolina- but maintains her strong New York, Los Angeles and Nashville roots and relationships. She is an avid television enthusiast and hustles pop culture trivia nights in her spare time. “SIF’s success is directly linked to the extraordinary efforts and global impact of our sponsored programs and partners.” — Craig Cichy, SIF Executive Director “Working with the Social Impact Fund has been the most incredible way to help run my philanthropic activities smoothly. I trust their judgment and appreciate their expertise.” — Lily Collins, Lily Collins Empowerment Fund  Our Board The esteemed SIF Board of Directors bring s together decades of experience in non-profit governance, administration, oversight and organization. Our Directors represent a multitude of industries and professions, including financial, entertainment, social enterprise, charitable giving, business development and civic engagement. Erin Dawkins - Chair Erin Dawkins  is an experienced business leader with a passion for creating and enabling cultures that succeed and grown in ways that are inclusive, collaborative, empowering and impactful. She has a proven background for visionary strategic thinking, execution & achieving ROI, team building and purpose. She started her career in corporate management consulting and has used her business acumen to create long-lasting solutions for both for-profit and non-profit brands. At EJD Consulting, Erin provides executive management and leadership, branding and marketing, and social impact and philanthropy. Before serving in her role at EJD Consulting, Erin was Senior Vice President, Brand and Operations at House of Taylor — The Elizabeth Taylor Companies, where she served as the primary and lead executive related to Elizabeth Taylor's lifestyle brands, including developing purpose-driven business strategies benefiting The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation. 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Since our founding in 2013, we’ve been the trusted, go-to partners for members of the entertainment and creative communities seeking expert, comprehensive support with their philanthropic goals. At SIF, we bring discretion, efficiency, and integrity to every task at hand.  SIF-sponsored programs work to advance social good and make a positive difference in the world-at-large, serving as a fiscal sponsor for a variety of charitable initiatives and programs. SIF Leadership Craig Cichy Executive Director Having led the Social Impact Fund (SIF) since its inception in 2013, Craig Cichy was formerly named the organization’s first Managing Director in 2020, and then Executive Director in 2022. While Craig has built his 25+-year career in a wide variety of roles, he views his work in philanthropy and non-profit management as the most personally gratifying of his life.  At Social Impact Fund (SIF), Craig leads the organization’s fiscal sponsorship practice, and manages the overall activities of the organization.  To date, SIF has administered over $100 million in fundraising revenues, and sponsors charitable initiatives rooted in the entertainment and creative communities and beyond. Partner programs include those led by John Legend, Will.I.Am, Kerry Washington, Shawn Mendes, Rosario Dawson, Bradley Cooper, Hailey Bieber, Ryan Reynolds, Cardi B., The Kid Laroi, Madonna, Chris Powell, Alex Cooper, and Lilly Singh, among others. Corporate-led initiatives sponsored by SIF include Internet Brands/WebMD, Loved01, Rhode Skin, Nike, and Scotch Porter. Prior to SIF, Craig consulted and managed the philanthropic activities of individuals and corporations dedicated to charitable work and community involvement via the MAC (Cosmetics) AIDS Fund and Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF) , overseeing portfolios of $12M+ annually. At EIF, he oversaw the philanthropic work of a growing number of high-profile individual and institutional clients within the entertainment industry, including Charlize Theron, Christina Applegate, Carrie Ann Inaba, Holly Robinson Peete, the Black Eyed Peas, and Comedy Central, as well as sponsored initiatives – the EIF Women’s Cancer Research Fund and the EIF Revlon Run/Walk for Women (NY & LA). Prior to joining EIF, he served as Director of the M∙A∙C AIDS Fund , the NYC-based global charitable initiative of M∙A∙C Cosmetics for six years. Craig directed an annual grants portfolio totaling $8-10 million, and assisted with the strategic direction of the Fund’s global grant making activities, specific to HIV/AIDS services and prevention. In addition, he directed M∙A∙C’s corporate participation in charitable events, created education and awareness campaigns for corporate and field employees, and managed the content of the Fund’s website. He developed global messaging for five of M∙A∙C’s annual World AIDS Day campaigns and other company-wide programs, including launches for 4 editions of the iconic M∙A∙C VIVA GLAM product line (featuring Christina Aguilera, Fergie, Linda Evangelista, Mary J. Blige, Pamela Anderson and Eve). By 2006, Craig propelled M∙A∙C Cosmetics to the highest-grossing corporate fundraising team in NYC AIDS Walk history, a position that M∙A∙C continues to hold today. From 2006-2008, he represented the M∙A∙C AIDS Fund on the Advisory Committee of the New York Community Trust.  Prior to his philanthropy work, Craig worked in figure skating, first as national events manager for the Ice Skating Institute of America, and then alongside of 2x Olympic Champion and legendary sportscaster, Dick Button, and producing dozens of professional figure skating events for network television. Craig is a member of the Council of NationSwell, serves as Treasurer of the Ice Skating Institute of America Education Foundation, and is on the Board of Trustees of the Ice Theatre of New York .  He resides in Los Angeles, CA with his dog, Lady. Anjali Ramasunder Program Director Anjali Ramasunder joined SIF as Program Director in February 2025. Anjali is a social impact strategist, with over a decade of executive-level experience helping entertainment and media organizations fulfill their mission-driven objectives. Since 2016, she has served as a consultant and interim executive for artists, athletes, brands, b-corps and nonprofit organizations, combining her understanding of impact and philanthropy across corporate and entertainment spaces, with strong program design and project management skills. Her most recent appointments were as the Interim Vice President of Programming at NationSwell (a B-Corp that services a membership of C-level executives who work across CSR, ESG, Corporate Philanthropy and internationally recognized foundations) and as the Interim Executive Director at Sounds of Saving (a music industry supported charity that supports youth mental health through music based educational programming).  Prior to her consultancy, Anjali held director-level roles at nationally renowned nonprofits, Music Will, (formerly Little Kids Rock), The T.J. Martell Foundation, and The Ad Council.   Anjali lives with her husband, Brad, and her dog Beckett in Durham, North Carolina- but maintains her strong New York, Los Angeles and Nashville roots and relationships. She is an avid television enthusiast and hustles pop culture trivia nights in her spare time. “SIF’s success is directly linked to the extraordinary efforts and global impact of our sponsored programs and partners.” — Craig Cichy, SIF Executive Director “Working with the Social Impact Fund has been the most incredible way to help run my philanthropic activities smoothly. I trust their judgment and appreciate their expertise.” — Lily Collins, Lily Collins Empowerment Fund  Our Board The esteemed SIF Board of Directors bring s together decades of experience in non-profit governance, administration, oversight and organization. Our Directors represent a multitude of industries and professions, including financial, entertainment, social enterprise, charitable giving, business development and civic engagement. Erin Dawkins - Chair Erin Dawkins  is an experienced business leader with a passion for creating and enabling cultures that succeed and grown in ways that are inclusive, collaborative, empowering and impactful. She has a proven background for visionary strategic thinking, execution & achieving ROI, team building and purpose. She started her career in corporate management consulting and has used her business acumen to create long-lasting solutions for both for-profit and non-profit brands. At EJD Consulting, Erin provides executive management and leadership, branding and marketing, and social impact and philanthropy. Before serving in her role at EJD Consulting, Erin was Senior Vice President, Brand and Operations at House of Taylor — The Elizabeth Taylor Companies, where she served as the primary and lead executive related to Elizabeth Taylor's lifestyle brands, including developing purpose-driven business strategies benefiting The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation. Prior to that, Erin was a Senior Division Director of the Office of the Senior Vice President (OSVP) at NYU Langone Medical Center, one of the nation’s premier academic medical centers Social Impact Fund | 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsor What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Residential Button Public Photo By: John Doe Button Urban Button Hotels Photo by: John Doe Button 555-555-5555 [email protected] What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Get Started Today Our partner  programs for impact. SIF serves as a fiscal sponsor for many programs, affording them the freedom to spread social good and change the world for the better. Below is a partial list of active initiatives at SIF. The Show Me Campaign Every child deserves access to a quality education. Founded by John Legend, the Show Me Campaign  works to elevate and celebrate teachers, the single most important factor for student achievement in our schools. The campaign also works to end the school-to-prison pipeline and address systemic issues in our criminal justice system. Button The Shawn Mendes Foundation The Shawn Mendes Foundation  seeks to inspire Shawn’s audience, the youth generation of today—to learn about those causes that they are passionate about, and help empower them to use the voice they have to bring change to the world by taking action & giving back.  Button Group Effort Initiative The Group Effort Initiative  exists to create a pipeline for members of the BIPOC and other marginalized communities to get real experience towards a lasting career within the entertainment industry. “Making a film is a group effort, but for entirely too long that group has systemically excluded Black, Indigenous, people of color and several other marginalized communities. This is a global problem which will not be fixed overnight, but change can start locally and immediately.”  ~ Ryan Reynolds, Founder Button The Shameless Fund Founded by Jonathan Bailey, The Shameless Fund's  mission is to provide support for the world we live in and the global LGBTQ+ community.  Button The LAROI Foundation The LAROI Foundation’s  (TLF) mission is to help youth and families in Australia, the United States and around the world, to gain insights of the pathways into the Entertainment industry and other potential industries, bringing opportunity and inspiration. It also works to support mental health initiatives in underserved communities. Button Athletes for Impact Athletes for Impact  (A4I) is the voice of athlete activism. Founded in 2016, Athletes for Impact is an inclusive and global network of athletes committed to change. A4I connects athletes with leading grassroots organizations to inform and inspire people of all ages, ethnicities and backgrounds to take action on important social issues. Button i.am Angel Fund will.i.am launched the  i.am.angel Foundation in 2009 to TRANS4M lives through education, inspiration and opportunity. The i.am.angel Foundation administers charitable activities and programs targeted towards providing college scholarships, college preparation, and opportunities in STEAM education. Button Inherit the Music Music has the power to transform, transport and transcend.  Music heals and educates. The goal of   Inherit the Music   is to unify efforts across a network of currently disconnected charities and organizations to raise awareness and shine a spotlight on the Legacy of Music. Through its group of influential advisors, the Power of Music Fund will raise additional funding and awareness of the impact music can make in the lives of those who are disadvantaged or have experienced trauma.  Button KW Foundation Founded by Kerry Washington, The KW Foundation a multi-pronged initiative designed to create a more inclusive and impactful entry point to community organizing and civic engagement.  Button Coop's Advice Foundation Cooper Noriega's life and work shined a light on the urgent need to destigmatize addiction and support comprehensive mental health, and the Coop's Advice Foundation will ensure that light continues to shine. The Coop's Advice Foundation  aims to become a leader in the movement to rethink how our society understands and addresses mental health and addiction, especially among the members of GenZ. Button The Salon Founded by Nik Dodani, The Salon  organizes and elevates the South Asian community in entertainment and media. The organization fosters the growth and success of Desi voices by developing talent pipelines, providing mentorship, and building a vibrant community of artists and executives working to create a more inclusive and representative media landscape.  Button Accelerate Impact Fund Accelerate Impact is the nonprofit initiative of Revolve Impact, an award-winning social impact firm that changes culture by transforming systems, policies, and people. Accelerate Impact produces and manages #SchoolsNotPrisons, an annual arts and music tour to lift up the power of the youth vote. Learn More Rowen Rowen 's mission is to transform NYC's Big Apple from red to green by reimagining vacant lots as vibrant community gardens, urban farms, and eco-education hubs. Through a groundbreaking fusion of art, data, and environmental activism, we're creating living spaces that benefit communities across all five boroughs.  Button Bautista Impact Fund The mission of the Bautista Impact Fund  is to support children in need by filling gaps in healthcare, education, and after-school enrichment. The Fund advances this mission through event-driven fundraising and grantmaking to nonprofit partners serving children. Button The Meteor Fund The Meteor Fund  is a charitable initiative founded by the media company The Meteor. We support journalism, filmmaking, and other storytelling illuminating issues that affect women, girls and nonbinary people around the world, and provide briefings and other educational initiatives to the public. Button Move One Million Founded by Chris Powell, Move One Million’s  mission is to standardize movement and mindfulness in our culture, giving every human the access to move daily, reduce stress, and feel connected with others for our society’s improved physical, mental, and social health. Move One Million (M1M) is a free service to bring movement and togetherness to the world. The program will Move One Million people every day. Button Seed Academy Ghana Founded by Pops Mensah-Bonsu, Seed Academy Ghana  works to revolutionize the fragmented youth sports development system in Ghana, and to empower youth to cultivate life skills.   Button Memory Lane TV Foundation The Memory Lane TV Foundation’s mission is to transform dementia care by making Memory Lane TV, a scientifically validated, multi-sensory streaming platform known as the Netflix of Dementia (www.watchmemorylane.com) — freely available to individuals living with dementia and their caregivers.  Button iiCare Foundation The mission of the iiCare Foundation  (“iiCare”) is to create human-centered, innovative approaches to improving lives and advancing systemic change. By enhancing collaboration among family offices, federal programs, and tech transfer departments, the iiCare Foundation drives scalable and impactful solutions across health equity, economic mobility, and social innovation.  Button Good is the New Cool Foundation The Good is the New Cool Foundation  works to close the Hope Gap — the growing distance between how worried people feel about the state of the world and how hopeful they feel about their ability to change it — by providing educational programming, creative convenings, and storytelling initiatives that highlight solutions, spark imagination, and empower communities to take positive action. Button #YouAreEssential #YouAreEssential is a social impact Social Impact Fund | 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsor What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Residential Button Public Photo By: John Doe Button Urban Button Hotels Photo by: John Doe Button 555-555-5555 [email protected] What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Get Started Today Our service model: We’re our partners’ home base. The Social Impact Fund (SIF) provides efficient non-profit administration. SIF is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that provides a legal structure under which charitable programs may operate, acting as fiscal sponsor. Many times,  groups waiting for IRS 501(c)(3) determination may use a fiscal sponsor to get started quickly.  Other programs find using a fiscal sponsor long-term is the right option. SIF is a public charity, so funds may be collected from private foundations, the public, special events or campaigns, or multiple donors.  SIF is in the details.  Everything we do for you is designed to give you peace of mind. We take care of every detail, every inch of red tape, and every bit of bureaucracy — so you don’t have to. We assume fiduciary responsibility on all donations made & handle all required financial and administrative duties, tax filings and audits. When you partner with us, your goals are met and your expectations exceeded.  Simple & Immediate Startup Get started quickly, without the IRS burdens of creating a new 501(c)(3) organization.  Learn More Secure & Discreet  SIF is trusted with confidential donor information, and covers your project with general liability insurance. Get Started The SIF Expertise We have decades of experience in nonprofit management, fiduciary oversight, grant making and programming.  About Us “Working with the Social Impact Fund has been the most incredible way to help run my philanthropic activities smoothly. I trust their judgment and appreciate their expertise. I can always count on them to act responsibly, quickly, and extremely kindly.” Lily Collins, Lily Collins Empowerment Fund FAQ Will my organization be able to receive online contributions? SIF offers your program an online donation page to assist with your fundraising efforts. The donate page will typically mirror the design of your existing website – all we need is a sample URL page to get started! Will I be able to operate as a nonprofit organization? By working under the Social Impact Fund’s own 501(c)(3) charitable status, you are able to focus your time and efforts to fundraise and to deliver the program(s) that you want to put into place. SIF handles all of the back-office and administrative duties that are necessary to effectively manage your program, and follows all IRS regulations governing public charities. What are SIF's fees for fiscal sponsorship? The Social Impact Fund fiscal sponsor fees are among the most competitive in the industry: Annual Fee Structure Base fee = $1,500 / mo.; and Tier 1 - Annual revenues between $360k and $500k = 5% of deposits; then, Tier 2 - Annual revenues over $500k = 3.5% of deposits; then, Tier 3 - Annual revenues over $2.5 million = 2.5% of deposits. To whom are donations made payable? Your donors may make donations via checks payable to Social Impact Fund or the name of your charitable program name. SIF will acknowledge each donation, as required by the IRS. Are individual donors made public? The Social Impact Fund does not publicize or list individual donors to any of its sponsored programs. Do we have to register to receive donations in states that require donations? The Social Impact Fund is positioned as a national organization, and has filed required charitable registrations in the States that require filings. The cost and labor associated with these registrations are absorbed by SIF and are part of the services and benefits that SIF offers as a fiscal sponsor. Learn More  Are there restrictions on grants made from my organization? SIF-sponsored programs may recommend grants to other 501(c)(3) organizations for general support or for restricted purposes. No funds provided by SIF may be used for any political campaign, or to support attempts to influence legislation by any governmental body, nor to individuals. Will I be required to establish a Board of Directors? SIF acknowledges that a sponsored program may be structured to include a Board of Advisors, or another group to assist with the strategy, development and execution of program activities to achieve the program’s mission. Only the SIF Board of Directors will have legal and fiduciary responsibility over the funds raised, but will take recommendations by the program’s advisors to make grants and other expenditures that are related to the program’s activities. What insurances must my organization carry? SIF carries general liability insurance, but programs may obtain its own insurance depending on its planned activities. Special events many require additional coverage, but SIF may assist with this under its own policies. How does the Social Impact Fund report my activities to the IRS? The Social Impact Fund files an annual IRS Form 990 (tax return) and aggregates the income and expenditures of all if its sponsored programs into one tax return. Additionally, an annual independent audit is performed on SIF accounting. Contact Us Decades of experience helping our programs make a positive difference in the world. Official Airline of the Social Impact Fund CONTACT Social Impact Fund 750 W. 7th Street P.O. Box #811026 Los Angeles, CA 90081 main: (917) 653-2513 [email protected] SIF is a Charity Navigator Four Star Charity that meets all 20 Better Business Bureau charity standards and carries the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency. © Social Impact Fund 2026 Financials State Disclosures Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Admin Login Donate Share by: Social Impact Fund | 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsor What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Residential Button Public Photo By: John Doe Button Urban Button Hotels Photo by: John Doe Button 555-555-5555 [email protected] What We Do SIF's 10-Year Impact Report FAQ Our Partners Who We Are Staff Board of Directors News & Events Social Impact Summit x NYC Contact Get Started Today We believe in the power of good. Our Passion: To build bridges between those in need and those passionate about doing good. Since our founding in 2013, we’ve been the trusted, go-to partners for members of the entertainment and creative communities seeking expert, comprehensive support with their philanthropic goals. At SIF, we bring discretion, efficiency, and integrity to every task at hand.  SIF-sponsored programs work to advance social good and make a positive difference in the world-at-large, serving as a fiscal sponsor for a variety of charitable initiatives and programs. SIF Leadership Craig Cichy Executive Director Having led the Social Impact Fund (SIF) since its inception in 2013, Craig Cichy was formerly named the organization’s first Managing Director in 2020, and then Executive Director in 2022. While Craig has built his 25+-year career in a wide variety of roles, he views his work in philanthropy and non-profit management as the most personally gratifying of his life.  At Social Impact Fund (SIF), Craig leads the organization’s fiscal sponsorship practice, and manages the overall activities of the organization.  To date, SIF has administered over $100 million in fundraising revenues, and sponsors charitable initiatives rooted in the entertainment and creative communities and beyond. Partner programs include those led by John Legend, Will.I.Am, Kerry Washington, Shawn Mendes, Rosario Dawson, Bradley Cooper, Hailey Bieber, Ryan Reynolds, Cardi B., The Kid Laroi, Madonna, Chris Powell, Alex Cooper, and Lilly Singh, among others. Corporate-led initiatives sponsored by SIF include Internet Brands/WebMD, Loved01, Rhode Skin, Nike, and Scotch Porter. Prior to SIF, Craig consulted and managed the philanthropic activities of individuals and corporations dedicated to charitable work and community involvement via the MAC (Cosmetics) AIDS Fund and Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF) , overseeing portfolios of $12M+ annually. At EIF, he oversaw the philanthropic work of a growing number of high-profile individual and institutional clients within the entertainment industry, including Charlize Theron, Christina Applegate, Carrie Ann Inaba, Holly Robinson Peete, the Black Eyed Peas, and Comedy Central, as well as sponsored initiatives – the EIF Women’s Cancer Research Fund and the EIF Revlon Run/Walk for Women (NY & LA). Prior to joining EIF, he served as Director of the M∙A∙C AIDS Fund , the NYC-based global charitable initiative of M∙A∙C Cosmetics for six years. Craig directed an annual grants portfolio totaling $8-10 million, and assisted with the strategic direction of the Fund’s global grant making activities, specific to HIV/AIDS services and prevention. In addition, he directed M∙A∙C’s corporate participation in charitable events, created education and awareness campaigns for corporate and field employees, and managed the content of the Fund’s website. He developed global messaging for five of M∙A∙C’s annual World AIDS Day campaigns and other company-wide programs, including launches for 4 editions of the iconic M∙A∙C VIVA GLAM product line (featuring Christina Aguilera, Fergie, Linda Evangelista, Mary J. Blige, Pamela Anderson and Eve). By 2006, Craig propelled M∙A∙C Cosmetics to the highest-grossing corporate fundraising team in NYC AIDS Walk history, a position that M∙A∙C continues to hold today. From 2006-2008, he represented the M∙A∙C AIDS Fund on the Advisory Committee of the New York Community Trust.  Prior to his philanthropy work, Craig worked in figure skating, first as national events manager for the Ice Skating Institute of America, and then alongside of 2x Olympic Champion and legendary sportscaster, Dick Button, and producing dozens of professional figure skating events for network television. Craig is a member of the Council of NationSwell, serves as Treasurer of the Ice Skating Institute of America Education Foundation, and is on the Board of Trustees of the Ice Theatre of New York .  He resides in Los Angeles, CA with his dog, Lady. Anjali Ramasunder Program Director Anjali Ramasunder joined SIF as Program Director in February 2025. Anjali is a social impact strategist, with over a decade of executive-level experience helping entertainment and media organizations fulfill their mission-driven objectives. Since 2016, she has served as a consultant and interim executive for artists, athletes, brands, b-corps and nonprofit organizations, combining her understanding of impact and philanthropy across corporate and entertainment spaces, with strong program design and project management skills. Her most recent appointments were as the Interim Vice President of Programming at NationSwell (a B-Corp that services a membership of C-level executives who work across CSR, ESG, Corporate Philanthropy and internationally recognized foundations) and as the Interim Executive Director at Sounds of Saving (a music industry supported charity that supports youth mental health through music based educational programming).  Prior to her consultancy, Anjali held director-level roles at nationally renowned nonprofits, Music Will, (formerly Little Kids Rock), The T.J. Martell Foundation, and The Ad Council.   Anjali lives with her husband, Brad, and her dog Beckett in Durham, North Carolina- but maintains her strong New York, Los Angeles and Nashville roots and relationships. She is an avid television enthusiast and hustles pop culture trivia nights in her spare time. “SIF’s success is directly linked to the extraordinary efforts and global impact of our sponsored programs and partners.” — Craig Cichy, SIF Executive Director “Working with the Social Impact Fund has been the most incredible way to help run my philanthropic activities smoothly. I trust their judgment and appreciate their expertise.” — Lily Collins, Lily Collins Empowerment Fund  Our Board The esteemed SIF Board of Directors bring s together decades of experience in non-profit governance, administration, oversight and organization. Our Directors represent a multitude of industries and professions, including financial, entertainment, social enterprise, charitable giving, business development and civic engagement. Erin Dawkins - Chair Erin Dawkins  is an experienced business leader with a passion for creating and enabling cultures that succeed and grown in ways that are inclusive, collaborative, empowering and impactful. She has a proven background for visionary strategic thinking, execution & achieving ROI, team building and purpose. She started her career in corporate management consulting and has used her business acumen to create long-lasting solutions for both for-profit and non-profit brands. At EJD Consulting, Erin provides executive management and leadership, branding and marketing, and social impact and philanthropy. Before serving in her role at EJD Consulting, Erin was Senior Vice President, Brand and Operations at House of Taylor — The Elizabeth Taylor Companies, where she served as the primary and lead executive related to Elizabeth Taylor's lifestyle brands, including developing purpose-driven business strategies benefiting The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation. Prior to that, Erin was a Senior Division Director of the Office of the Senior Vice President (OSVP) at NYU Langone Medical Center, one of the nation’s premier academic medical centers