Clermont SB Foundation: 2025 Annual Report
In 2025, the Clermont School of Business Foundation continued with determination to pursue its mission: enabling every student to build their future and anchoring this ambition within a supportive and committed region. Through its annual report, the Foundation transparently shares the actions undertaken, the results achieved, and the collective impact made possible thanks to the commitment of its donors, partners, and supporters.
Hosted by the Fondation de France, the Clermont School of Business Foundation operates in a constant spirit of transparency, responsibility, and trust. The 2025 review confirms the strength of its model built around three structuring pillars and its ability to bring together an engaged community, despite the uncertainties of the current context.
1 – Strengthening social inclusion and equal opportunities
Created in 2016 to help finance social inclusion initiatives, the Foundation acts at the heart of equal opportunity challenges. In 2025, this commitment took the form of awarding 91 social grants to remove financial barriers and enable many students to pursue their studies under the best possible conditions.
In total, €177,000 was raised and €175,000 committed, confirming the Foundation’s essential role as a lever for social and educational impact. Behind these figures are hundreds of supported students and concrete opportunities made possible.
2 – Supporting responsible entrepreneurial dynamics
True to the DNA of Clermont School of Business, the Foundation also supports initiative and responsible entrepreneurship. In 2025, seven entrepreneurial grants were awarded in partnership with Open Incubateur SquareLab to encourage the emergence of sustainable projects rooted in economic and societal realities.
This line of action illustrates the Foundation’s determination to work for and with the business world, supporting those who wish to undertake and innovate responsibly.
3 – Anchoring student success in a supportive and engaged region
The Clermont School of Business Foundation grounds its action in a strong logic of territorial solidarity. In 2025, three local non-profit initiatives were supported, with €7,500 committed to concrete projects serving students and the wider community.
Among them, support for Esope 63, a solidarity grocery store for students, and for OTECI Auvergne (an organisation committed to voluntary support for professional integration) illustrates the desire to strengthen the links between student success and local engagement.
Nothing would be possible without the trust and commitment of those who support the Foundation. To each and every one of them, the Clermont School of Business Foundation extends its sincerest thanks.
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