Moody's Foundation

Moody’s Foundation, established in 2002, directs our corporate social investing that aligns with our strategic focus areas and contributes to more inclusive and prosperous communities around the world.
Driving innovation and transforming communities
Moody’s Foundation uses human, social and financial capital to assist our partner organizations in their efforts to help communities that are disproportionately affected by social and economic inequalities, and ecological degradation.
Moody’s Foundation Board
The Board, consisting of senior leaders from across Moody’s, oversees our social investing to nonprofits who support our strategic focus areas and responsive giving funds.

Directors

Dave Platt

Chief Strategic Development Officer and President of the Moody’s Foundation

Atsi Sheth

MD-Global Strategy & Research

Brian Cahill

MD-ESG

Helen Rider

GM-Global Sales

Officers

Doug Ryker

MD-Head of Global Real Estate & Workplace Strategy
(Vice President)

Emily Dunn

MD-Finance
(Treasurer)

Dan Keane

Chief Tax Officer

Elizabeth McCarroll

Corporate Secretary & Associate Gen Counsel
(Secretary)

Advisory Board

Alka Anbarasu

Associate Managing Director

Antonello Aquino

Associate Managing Director

Marie Diron

Managing Director

Susan Fitzgerald

Managing Director

Niladri Ganguly

Senior Director

Cayetano Gea-Carrasco

Managing Director

Adriana Hernandez

Senior Vice President

James R Hixon

Managing Director

Anil Jaisingh

Senior Vice President

Josh Knichel

Senior Vice President

Tiphany Lee-Allen

Senior Vice President

Elena Nadtotchi

Senior Vice President

Guilhem Negre

Managing Director

Benjamin Nelson

Senior Vice President

Marshniel Singh

Senior Vice President

Paloma San Valentin

Managing Director

Lara De Vido

Senior Director

Andrew Waters

Senior Director

Stephane Wynter

Senior Vice President

Community engagement is a core value for our people and business. By leveraging opportunities for strategic and responsive giving, we are helping to unlock opportunities and build a more prosperous future.

Christine elliott
Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Moody’s

The view from the 6th floor of the Hilton hotel of the WTC tower during sunset
Strategic Giving
We provide grants to global nonprofits supporting our two strategic focus areas: empowering small businesses and supporting ecosystem restoration in emerging markets.
EMPOWERING SMALL BUSINESSES

We empower underestimated entrepreneurs to grow their small businesses and uplift their local communities.

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Supporting Ecosystem Restoration

We support ecosystem restoration to help create resilient systems and communities.

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Responsive Giving
Crisis Response
We provide organizations with emergency funding to support relief and recovery efforts for humanitarian crises and natural disasters around the world. Our crisis response scorecard, designed in collaboration with our business units, determines an appropriate response for each crisis, which can include the provision of funds or other material support. Additionally, we offer a double company match for donations made by employees to select crisis response campaigns and empower our people to vote and decide on the deployment of any remaining crisis funds at the end of each calendar year.
Community Giving
In addition to supporting our focus areas, we allocate a portion of funding to address the needs of the communities where we live and work. In partnership with our DE&I Business Resource Groups, our Regional Advisory Councils work with local offices and others to get resources in the hands of those making a difference closest to home.
Matching Gifts / Dollars for Doers
At Moody's, we are committed to supporting the causes that matter most to our employees. The Moody’s Foundation offers a combined user-cap of $3,000 per employee for both Matching Gifts and Dollars for Doers.

Matching Gifts: 1:1 Donation matching to eligible nonprofits; 2:1 donation matching for select giving campaigns

Dollars for Doers: Eligible nonprofits will receive $15 for every hour an employee volunteers and $25 for every hour of board service