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Tuesday Fund
$25M
Made possible by a generous commitment of $25M from philanthropist Mollie Carter, the Tuesday Fund is a pool of impact capital investing to advance economic mobility for low-income individuals across the United States.
Custom Portfolio Management
Our Approach
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Social Finance partners with individuals, families, and foundations to design and manage customized impact-first portfolios. We work with philanthropists looking to bring flexible, risk-tolerant capital to scalable business models that address social challenges. As a nonprofit and registered investment adviser, we support all stages of the portfolio lifecycle—from initial ideation through ongoing impact management.
Our 34-member investment and impact team brings deep experience in sourcing, due diligence, portfolio construction, and impact measurement across asset classes and sectors. We are supported by an award-winning in-house legal team specializing in contracts and compliance, and a dedicated finance team with strong capabilities in operational due diligence, fund accounting, and administration.
Our Services
Fund Design:
- Develop investment thesis aligned with impact and financial goals
- Establish policies and procedures (e.g., governance, criteria, process, terms, etc.)
- Support formation of financial and legal structure
Implementation & Management:
- Opportunity sourcing and due diligence
- Rigorous impact and financial due diligence
- Negotiate terms and execute investments
- Portfolio monitoring and management
- Impact and financial reporting
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