To this end, INFINITE has developed a unique model combining a zero-interest student loan with no guarantor — made possible thanks to the support of dedicated donors — and personalised mentoring from professionals who have achieved excellence in their fields. Students also benefit from structured support and a dedicated community that provides access to networks, advice, and opportunities crucial to their future.

At the heart of the INFINITE model lies the principles of solidarity and sustainability: once students have established themselves professionally, they gradually repay their loan, thereby helping to fund the studies of new generations of students. This mechanism turns every contribution into a sustainable lever capable of guiding more and more talented individuals towards their desired career paths.

The MAD Foundation provides financial support to INFINITE to help roll out its student loan programme and fund its structural and operational needs. This enables the organisation to continue its development and expand its impact.

Student quote: “Without INFINITE, my admission to HEC Paris would have remained a dream, shattered by an insurmountable financial barrier. Thanks to their trust and the support of donors, a door that money threatened to close has opened up a possible future.” Hidaya, promo of 2024

Through its contribution to the AROP’s Cercle Taglioni (Circle of Patrons) since 2024, the MAD Foundation supports the Paris Opera Ballet School in fulfilling its key missions: education, by accompanying the talents of all students, irrespective of their background or circumstances; stage experience, through ambitious seasonal programming and enriching the School’s repertoire; work environment, by supporting the School’s health department; and finally outreach, by backing recordings and broadcasts of performances, masterclasses, and international exchanges.

The MAD Foundation supports MSF in its medical actions in Palestine.

The MAD Foundation supports her through financial assistance that enables her to acquire sports equipment and to participate in training camps.

The MAD Foundation supports Home Philippe Speth by financing leisure activities outside the home for each of the 29 young adults in their care. Each young person has an annual budget of €150 to €200 and must justify their expenses based on the activity they choose, thereby enhancing their sense of responsibility and autonomy.

The MAD Foundation provides financial support to the Dauphine Foundation’s incubator for the implementation of the “Track Impact” project, dedicated to accompanying growing projects with a positive impact mission (social, environmental or local).

More specifically, the MAD Foundation supports the Maison Pédagogique, which aims to raise awareness among young people aged 6 to 17 about the respect for biodiversity and our food’s impact on our health and planet. For example, it established in october 2023 a new biodiversity parcours for children and young adults.

The MAD Foundation is financing a new animal welfare program with the hiring of additional personnel.

The MAD Foundation structurally supports the Pulse Foundation with a specific focus on the Revival Project. The Revival Project gives entrepreneurs support after a professional setback and encourages a change in the way we look at entrepreneurial failure, still a taboo subject in our culture.

The MAD Foundation supports Labo des histoires to extend its offering throughout France, to coordinate its branches, promote educational tools, and implement four major writing programs each year.  

Through Labo des histoires, it supports the Jaime à dire programme, a project also run by the Fondation Engagement Médias pour les Jeunes and Graine d’Orateur to promote eloquence among young people aged from 14 to 30 in France. The operation resulted in a programme produced and shown by France Télévisions in December 2023, and will be repeated every year at the same time.